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27 replies and one, just one, mentions Blackadder.
No wonder we have a Great British Menu cast that appears to think that anything remotely referencing a childhood menu or a benevolently smiling octogenarian is hilariously amusing. "On the Buses" is timeless comedy and yet Blackadder passes memory by? Oh bollocks. We're all dooooooooomed! |
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I have more than 5 favourites really, so it's hard to select, but here are mine in no particular order. Yes Minister (the original of course, The new one is a disgrace!) Blackadder Porridge Red Dwarf Rising Damp |
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1. Friends
2. Two And A Half Men (Charlie Sheen days) 3. South Park 4. Family Guy 5. Big Bang Theory Then again, does Celebrity Juice count as a comedy? If so that goes as number one ![]() Edit: I've forgotten Vicar Of Dibley, that was great as well. As was the inbetweeners .. Ok new list: 1. Celebrity Juice (if it counts) 2. Friends 3. The Inbetweeners 4. The Big Bang Theory 5. Vicar of Dibley. It moves around depending on my mood
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There are too many, I can't choose just five! I'd have 20 or more on my list! I love many of the ones already mentioned so I'm going to add some not mentioned.
Dear John Green Wing The Golden Girls Phoenix Nights Watching I have a soft spot for Duty Free as well
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1) Drop the dead donkey <<<<< if you have no idea what this is look it up on tube, each episode was filmed the day before it was on air, amazing !!
2) One foot in the grave 3) Fawlty towers 4) Only fools and horses or In Bed Medinner 5) The Brittas Empire |
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1. Steptoe And Son.
2. Porridge. 3. Only Fools And Horses. 4. Fawlty Towers. 5. One Foot In the Grave. |
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1.The Inbetweeners
2. The Office 3., Married With Children 4. Only Fools and Horses (Don't think its aging well) 5. Fawlty Towers |
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BTW Dads Army is shockingly under mentioned in this thread but for me it is the most timeless comedy series of all. |
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![]() Also interesting that Men Behaving Badly just a few years ago was No 1 in a BBC telly poll of greatest sitcoms but now no one mentions it. Rightly so mind. |
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Got to agree. Don't know how I could have forgotten it. About six months ago I watched every ep on you tube with my son who's in his 20's, and who had never seen it before. He loved it.
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Another one I really enjoy is To the Manor Born and I'll probably be mocked
but I liked Butterflies
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It's interesting that "On The Buses", "Open All Hours" and "The Vicar Of Dibley" have been mentioned, three British sitcoms that would have no trouble finding there way into my Top Five Least Favourite comedy programmes of all time.
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The Simpsons (1-10)
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Dad's Army Yes Minister/Prime Minister (Original) Only Fools and Horses Fawlty Towers Close The Good Life Blackadder Allo Allo (1-3 years were brilliant) |
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but I liked Butterflies