1776 (musical)/Funny

"Franklin: Don't worry, John. The history books will clean it up. Adams: It doesn't matter. I won't be in the history books anyway, only you. Franklin did this and Franklin did that and Franklin did some other damn thing. Franklin smote the ground and out sprang... George Washington, fully grown and on his horse. Franklin then electrified him with his miraculous lightning rod and the three of them - Franklin, Washington, and the horse - conducted the entire revolution by themselves. [ Beat] Franklin: I like it."
 * "But Mr. Adams."
 * Combined moment of Awesome and Funny: "NEVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! NEVAAAAAAAAAAAAH!"
 * Also, "Mr. Morris. What in hell goes on in New York?!"
 * "Are you calling me a madman, you... you fribble?!" (And the ensuing name-calling and bitch fight.)
 * "LAWYER!"
 * Made funnier by the fact that Adams actually was a lawyer.
 * As was Dickinson.
 * Also fribble is an actual word along with piddle, twiddle, pish posh, gay, and queer.
 * Adams' morose worry that for all his effort to make America free, his contributions would never be known:

"Franklin: (to arriving delegate Dr. Lyman Hall) "What's the matter? Haven't you ever seen a Great Man before?" And Adams: Wake up, Franklin, you're going to New Brunswick! Franklin: (Half asleep) Like Hell I am. What for? Hopkins: The whoring and the drinking! (Franklin gets up and marches off right behind Adams)"
 * Pretty much everything Ben Franklin says. He was pretty much our nation's first Deadpan Snarker.

"Adams: Do you mean to tell me that it is not yet finished? Jefferson: No, sir. I mean to say that it is not yet begun. Adams: Good God! A whole week! The entire earth was created in a week! Jefferson: Someday, you must tell me how you did it. Adams: Disgusting. Look at him, Franklin! Virginia's most famous lover! Jefferson: Virginia abstains."
 * For that matter, the New Brunswick dispatch itself.
 * "There must be some mistake- I have an aunt who lives in New Brunswick." "You must tell her to keep up the good work!"
 * New York abstains.
 * Courteously.
 * Lee's overly-enthusiastic attitude.
 * Jefferson's initial failure to write the Declaration.

"Adams: You mean they're going to... in the middle of the afternoon?? Franklin: Not everybody's from Boston, John!"
 * "A NEETION OF BRRRRBARIANS!?"
 * Adams realizing that Jefferson and his wife were having the 18th century equivalent of a booty call: