(It sounds better than "comedy junkie".)
I've posted recommendations before. Here are a few more:

Green Wing. Season two of this hospital comedy is even better than the first season. Often roll-on-the-floor funny. (British show, seems not to have been released in the US yet.) Very bizarre, very daring.
Gilmore Girls. I regard it as a comedy. Of the highest order. A show that seems mainstream on the surface, but really is very unique.
The Boondocks. Pretty funny, pretty edgy comedy about black life in America. Rather uneven though, despite good production values. (Animation.)
Curb Your Enthusiasm. Hmm, I liked it for a while, but then got sick of it. Basically it consists of Larry David behaving like a complete asshole, and then not understanding why he has problems with people.
Featured comment from F. Identity:
"Surprised you aren't into either 'West Wing' or (the new Sorokin concoction, just move the cast and ideas to a night-time TV program's backstage) 'Studio 30'."
Oh, I didn't say I'm not, it is just not really a comedy, though it is often very funny. The West Wing (at least the first four seasons, while Sorkin was writing) was extremely brilliant. It says a lot about the show that it captured my attention despite my disdain for and lack of interest in politics.
I hadn't heard of Studio 30, but when it comes on DVD, I'm getting it.