Beebo
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Would you say the same about David Jason?
Corbet wasn’t a great writer but was a very funny performer.
Not all comedians write their own stuff.
What TV comedy do you like?
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Would you say the same about David Jason?
Corbet wasn’t a great writer but was a very funny performer.
Not all comedians write their own stuff.
Kingfisher101
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I'm not fussed about David Jason either. Corbet I didn't find funny at all, obviously though everyone's opinion is different.
Cathryn
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I still love Allo Allo. I actually blame it (and Eurovision and the Renault ads) for my enduring love of France.
These days, I love Derry Girls (incredible TV) and the Mash Report, which can be not funny at all or brilliant.
These days, I love Derry Girls (incredible TV) and the Mash Report, which can be not funny at all or brilliant.
Fastpedaller
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Someone upthread said Friday Night Dinner....... The 'hinge oiling' episode was an absolute classic IMHO
Profpointy
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I'm partly in agreement. For me Fawlty Towers does skirt with cringe making unwatchability, and I can't watch the "Germans" episode but I still find it mostly hilarious. The office, whilst brilliant, I can't watch at all as it goes way over the embarrising line that Fawlty sails very close to.
Beebo
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I know it’s not a comedy, but the awful Michael Macintyre is back with the Wheel.
It’s a totally pointless show with celebrities pretending to be excited riding on a very slow wheel.
It’s a totally pointless show with celebrities pretending to be excited riding on a very slow wheel.
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cyberknight
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Watching frasier this morning, fantastic stuff.
Richard A Thackeray
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The Big Bang Theory who knew that science could be such a source of humour
Although, if you knew someone like Sheldon, there'd probably be a raised flower-bed in the garden
The casting was excellent, almost a re-meet, from 'Roseanne', as Johnny Galecki (Leonard), Sara Gilbert (Leslie Winkle) & Laurie Metcalf (Mary Cooper) were all in it
Raj being selectively mute around women worked wonderfully, especially with Sheldons sister & his dream about Siri (an 'Aleaxa' type device)
Who Remembers this one?
Let The Blood Run Free
An Australian medical comedy, with Dr Good, Nurse Pam Sandwich, & Matron Dorothy Coniving-Bitch!!
Although, if you knew someone like Sheldon, there'd probably be a raised flower-bed in the garden
The casting was excellent, almost a re-meet, from 'Roseanne', as Johnny Galecki (Leonard), Sara Gilbert (Leslie Winkle) & Laurie Metcalf (Mary Cooper) were all in it
Raj being selectively mute around women worked wonderfully, especially with Sheldons sister & his dream about Siri (an 'Aleaxa' type device)
Who Remembers this one?
Let The Blood Run Free
An Australian medical comedy, with Dr Good, Nurse Pam Sandwich, & Matron Dorothy Coniving-Bitch!!
Fastpedaller
Über Member
We've been watching Netflix "Motherland" this morning - very funny (IOHO)
RyanFrog
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The IT Crowd
Blackadder
Bojack Horseman
The Simpsons (original)
Futurama
The Office
Friends
Rick and Morty
Blackadder
Bojack Horseman
The Simpsons (original)
Futurama
The Office
Friends
Rick and Morty
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
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yes i like the big bang, i think my brother would fit right in, hes a lecturer at a uni with a phd in theoretical chemistry, hes in his 40s and i dont think hes ever had a date .
Richard A Thackeray
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@cyberknight
Penny = ‘girl next door’
Bernadette = cute, but scary!
Was it in ‘Midsummer Nights Dream’, that Shakespeare wrote
“For she be small, she is fierce” (from memory)
Amy = my favourite
Penny = ‘girl next door’
Bernadette = cute, but scary!
Was it in ‘Midsummer Nights Dream’, that Shakespeare wrote
“For she be small, she is fierce” (from memory)
Amy = my favourite
Cletus Van Damme
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Yes he's brilliant with his pet Alsatian that he's terrified of.
Profpointy
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I even risked quoting the line from "the Dream" in my wedding speech andMrs PP subsequently got it as a fridge magnet
