Does France have popular satires of the Great War?

I was re-watching Blackadder Goes Forth, the British TV comedy on the Great War. It mocks the Generals and Field Marshalls and their tactics. It takes aim at the absurdity of war. But it's also a comedy based on witty wordplay and farce. It's laugh out loud funny . . . until, of course, the last scene of the last episode. The TV series is held as an example of great comedy (or more precisely tragicomedy) in Britain but isn't disrespectful of the slaughter of that war. Does France have something similar about the Great War?