AFV with Alfonso Ribeiro

The Canadian feed of America's Funniest Home Videos is exactly what you'd expect, and that's not a bad thing. Alfonso Ribeiro's tenure as host brings a different energy than Tom Bergeron's dry humor; he's more animated, quicker to laugh at the kid falling off a bike. The format hasn't changed in decades, and it still works. You get the same clip montages, the same golden chair, the same families watching themselves on screen. What's surprising is how well the material holds up when you watch AFV with Alfonso Ribeiro live on Tvivu. The editing is tight, the laugh track is mercifully restrained, and the show knows not to overstay its welcome. It's comfort viewing, reliable, harmless, and occasionally genuinely funny. For anyone wanting to watch AFV with Alfonso Ribeiro online, this is the only way to get the Canadian broadcast with local commercials instead of the US feed. Comedy tv Canada doesn't have many long-running hits, but this imported staple still delivers. The episode I watched had a dog riding a skateboard and a toddler arguing with a goat. You know exactly what you're getting. That's the point.