Joint Account Home to Roostare 2 I found funny at the time.
Home to Roost?. I watched a couple of episodes. I'm not sure if John Thaw was being in an ironic mood when he agreed to be involved with this, and sending himself up in the process, but if he was serious, then he lost the plot, or was in need of the money. I'm surprised that Eric Chappel was listed as writer, because I liked his seventies stuff.
Home to Roost?. I watched a couple of episodes. I'm not sure if John Thaw was being in an ironic mood when he agreed to be involved with this, and sending himself up in the process, but if he was serious, then he lost the plot, or was in need of the money. I'm surprised that Eric Chappel was listed as writer, because I liked his seventies stuff.
It was OK, Eric Chappel also wrote Rising Damp, and was a co writer on Duty Free, the longest holiday ever.
Home to Roost, ran for 4 series (29 episodes), a US version You Again, was also produced, it stared Jack "Quincy" Klugman and Elizabeth Bennett (who was also in the British programme as Enid), it ran on NBC for 2 seasons (26 episodes)
There was a sitcom on last year about a woman who splits up with her boyfriend and has to return to Coventry to live with her parents. She basically resumes her teenage life and it's all a bit depressing.
I liked it but can't remember what it was called. Also loved Pulling.
Home Time, with Emma Fryer and Kerry Godliman, I liked it, apparently it's been released on DVD.
I should have mentioned that as well...have it on DVD...darn you Cummins for being a damn good actor and becoming a hit in the US and therefore not making season 2.:p
There was a sitcom on last year about a woman who splits up with her boyfriend and has to return to Coventry to live with her parents. She basically resumes her teenage life and it's all a bit depressing.
I liked it but can't remember what it was called. Also loved Pulling.
Home Time.
I loved it too, was suprised someone else had mentioned it on here because it's another one that no-one I know has even heard of!
It's available on itunes but i'd love to see it repeated, definitely one of my favourites.
One of the most under rated comedies even though it ran for 7 series has to be WATCHING, with the wonderful Emma Wray. Late 80,s early 90,s comedy. very rarely repeated on TV, but I have it on DVD.
One of the most under rated comedies even though it ran for 7 series has to be WATCHING, with the wonderful Emma Wray. Late 80,s early 90,s comedy. very rarely repeated on TV, but I have it on DVD.
Some of Emma Wrays one liners are classic
I loved that programme but had completely forgotten about it. Thanks for reminding me.
I should have mentioned that as well...have it on DVD...darn you Cummins for being a damn good actor and becoming a hit in the US and therefore not making season 2.:p
Oh dearie me....
piff paff poff....nilllll points lol my fave by a long way
I believe Seinfeld also had this treatment. It's very underated in this country! I made references to it a few times, but noone knew what I was on about!
Can we add Curb Your Enthusiasm to that list? Everybody that's seen it seems to like it, but not many of my friend have heard of it or of Larry David. Saddly, even less will if it goes to Sky Atlantic (like it is expected to)...
OPERATION GOOD GUYS!!!
the precursor to The Office but NO ONE ever mentions it. Me and my bro used to love that show.
Another, Garth Marenghi's Darkplace
Stressed Eric! Hehe awesome cartoon.
there are many others i've forgotten i'm sure.
Oh and for some reason i think the recent 'Come fly with me' was slated a bit, but i actually loved it and preferred it to little britain by a mile. Looking forward to the second series of that.
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Home to Roost
are 2 I found funny at the time.
Home to Roost?. I watched a couple of episodes. I'm not sure if John Thaw was being in an ironic mood when he agreed to be involved with this, and sending himself up in the process, but if he was serious, then he lost the plot, or was in need of the money. I'm surprised that Eric Chappel was listed as writer, because I liked his seventies stuff.
It was OK, Eric Chappel also wrote Rising Damp, and was a co writer on Duty Free, the longest holiday ever.
Home to Roost, ran for 4 series (29 episodes), a US version You Again, was also produced, it stared Jack "Quincy" Klugman and Elizabeth Bennett (who was also in the British programme as Enid), it ran on NBC for 2 seasons (26 episodes)
Home Time, with Emma Fryer and Kerry Godliman, I liked it, apparently it's been released on DVD.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Home-Time-DVD-Emma-Fryer/dp/B00518G7HQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1333101581&sr=8-1
And a sitcom I only found a few years ago starring Whoopi Goldberg called Whoopi! Love it so much http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4uzkq8lVpw
Also The High Life
Beast
Office gossip
Pets
I should have mentioned that as well...have it on DVD...darn you Cummins for being a damn good actor and becoming a hit in the US and therefore not making season 2.:p
Oh dearie me....
Home Time.
I loved it too, was suprised someone else had mentioned it on here because it's another one that no-one I know has even heard of!
It's available on itunes but i'd love to see it repeated, definitely one of my favourites.
Some of Emma Wrays one liners are classic
I loved that programme but had completely forgotten about it. Thanks for reminding me.
piff paff poff....nilllll points lol my fave by a long way
Can we add Curb Your Enthusiasm to that list? Everybody that's seen it seems to like it, but not many of my friend have heard of it or of Larry David. Saddly, even less will if it goes to Sky Atlantic (like it is expected to)...
Starring Richard Briers and Adrian Edmondson, never been repeated, but I loved it.
Got the DVD a couple of years ago.
Nearest and Dearest is criminally forgotten, how about a run on ITV 3 ?
It's nearly about .....Ooo, I must get a little hand put on this watch.
Chance In A Million
The complete series is available from amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/Chance-In-Million-Complete-Series/dp/B003826E3E/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1333177527&sr=1-1
Every BBC Three Comedy
the precursor to The Office but NO ONE ever mentions it. Me and my bro used to love that show.
Another, Garth Marenghi's Darkplace
Stressed Eric! Hehe awesome cartoon.
there are many others i've forgotten i'm sure.
Oh and for some reason i think the recent 'Come fly with me' was slated a bit, but i actually loved it and preferred it to little britain by a mile. Looking forward to the second series of that.
I agree very underrated.
I wish Colin's Sandwich was on DVD.
Take A Letter Mr Jones is very good. I have it on DVD.
Chance In A Million is worth a look on DVD. You can see the seeds of Mr Brittas germinating.