Agreed with Peep Show but....
The Mighty Bush is crap man! It's not funny at all it is just stupid, the news is more funny than the Mighty Boosh
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Agreed with Peep Show but....
The Mighty Bush is crap man! It's not funny at all it is just stupid, the news is more funny than the Mighty Boosh
Oh I don't know I think the US will still have problems with Mrs Slocombe's *****
Oh I don't know… I think the US will still have problems with Mrs Slocombe's *****…
I agree with myself and arkitect
Red Dwarf
Faulty Towers
Monty Python's Flying Circus
My Hero
My Family
As Time Goes By
Are You Being Served?
(plus my parents and I are hooked on Coronation Street, not a comedy, but fun, none the less)
TEG
Faulty Towers
Monty Python's Flying Circus
My Hero
My Family
As Time Goes By
Are You Being Served?
(plus my parents and I are hooked on Coronation Street, not a comedy, but fun, none the less)
TEG
Well yes, it's not outrageously silly as Black Adder or Red Dwarf, but still had it's moments. I was well and truly warped by Red Dwarf after a bunch of University roommates and I watched the first few seasons of Red Dwarf back to back... good fun, but it was hard getting that theme song out of my head!
Actually because it's dated it might do well. I recall thinking how the show would have been considered too much for North America at the time it aired on the BBC. ... but there is no doubt about it the show is dated!
Agreed. And I'm glad I'm not the only one who was addicted to that theme song at one point in time...
Agreed. And I'm glad I'm not the only one who was addicted to that theme song at one point in time...
"It's cold outside..."
Actually you've reminded me of one I used to really like;
The New Statesman with Rik Mayall as Alan B'Stard
It's cold outside, there's no kind of atmosphere, I'm all alone, more or less, let me fly, far away from here, fun, fun, fun, in the sun, sun, sun.
TEG
TEG
Agreed. And I'm glad I'm not the only one who was addicted to that theme song at one point in time...
My Australian housemate is perpetually addicted to it...
"It's cold outside..."
Damn, now you've got it in my head again! Bastard!
Cool, I obviously approve.
I watched the theatre production of it last year in Cardiff with my brother. Rik Mayall as funny and as offensive as ever - laughed our breasts off!
Damn, now you've got it in my head again! Bastard!
Well, you could be me with that and the various Star Trek Themes and the Imperial March going around in my head all the time.
TEG
I watched the theatre production of it last year in Cardiff with my brother. Rik Mayall as funny and as offensive as ever - laughed our breasts off!
How did I miss that?!?!
LOL yep and Little Britain. The older ones I loved, Only Fools and Horses. I miss that.How can nobody have already said "The Catherine Tate Show"?! Lauren is pretty much the funniest character I've ever seen on a skit show.
Can't forget EastEnders
LOL yep and Little Britain. The older ones I loved, Only Fools and Horses. I miss that.
Can't forget EastEnders
Eastenders really isn't a comedy
Jeeves & Wooster
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- Great!
Also surprised no one has mentioned "Jeeves & Wooster." A bit on the dry side but then it is British after all.
If American followers of "House" want to see Hugh Laurie doing some slapstick turns it's certainly worth a look. Hugh Laurie is one of the best things about the later BlackAdder episodes also.
Loved that show! Absolutely brilliant.
- Super!
- Great!
Also surprised no one has mentioned "Jeeves & Wooster." A bit on the dry side but then it is British after all.
If American followers of "House" want to see Hugh Laurie doing some slapstick turns it's certainly worth a look. Hugh Laurie is one of the best things about the later BlackAdder episodes also.