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My favourite Sitcoms would have to be Only Fool And Horses and Fawlty Towers but what is your favourite.
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Hmmmmmmmm I'd have to say - My Family and The Royle Family
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Cheers, Frasier, Spaced, Fawlty Towers, Malcolm in the Middle, Blackadder, The Young Ones, The Vicar of Dibley, Married... With Children, Will & Grace, Simpsons, Family Guy, Yes Minister (and Yes, Prime Minister), Men Behaving Badly, Red Dwarf (the first couple of series), Drop the Dead Donkey, Butterflies, Bottom, Goodnight Sweetheart.
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Many of the same Hugh listed ... Fawlty Towers is right up there for me, as is Spaced and Father Ted. I'm really quite enjoying PhoneShop at the moment as well. It has something of the old-fashioned slapstick and farce about it that is often missing from a lot of modern so-called comedy.
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My Family is well past its sell-by date, for example. Goodness only knows how it has kept going for so long ... a house full of characters that are still utterly two-dimensional after so many years on-screen is unforgivable, even in a sitcom. And its writers have still not twigged that if you derive all your comedy from making your characters irritating and unsympathetic, you make your entire programme irritating and unengaging.
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Frasier and Father Ted definately...
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You forgot to put Will and Grace! :D but i voted Friends.
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I liked Miked Your Language. and that indian guy that said "oh bloody hell"
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If we're doing 70s-style race relations, let's not forget Spike Milligan in Curry & Chips:
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Only Fools & Horses
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Most of these aren't in the poll unfortunately:
Curb Your Enthusiasm Seinfeld Frasier How I Met Your Mother The Big Bang Theory The Office (US) Peep Show The Inbetweeners The IT Crowd 3rd Rock From The Sun The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air The King of Queens |
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Racking the brain a bit here, I used to enjoy Only when I Laugh, The New Statesman and The Young Ones and Duty Free, Just Good Friends, plus the other classics mentioned
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I forgot Home to Roost.
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Yes, and it was probably his first comedy role as up till then was type cast as the great Jack Reagan From the Sweeney. Reece Dinsdale played the son.
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The only terrestrial channels I can think of who produce even a little comedy are the BBC and Channel 4. Of those two, only Channel 4 appears to be investing in a lot of new comedy series. The BBC is investing in 1 or 2, but that's it. ITV and Channel 5, for their part, appear to be investing nothing in comedy at the moment. ITV have apparently said that when Coronation Street moves back to Wednesdays next year, they are hoping to use the prime-time slot that it's vacating to introduce new comedies, so hopefully that will happen, and hopefully whatever they produce will be funny and successful. I also hope that if the comedy produced is good, and not successful, that ITV stick with it for more than one series. Some shows do take a series or two to really get the formula right. Look at Only Fools and Horses (the first series wasn't that good, but future series have produced what are arguably some of the funniest storylines in comedy) and Men Behaving Badly, which didn't really take off until they paired up Martin Clunes and Neil Morrissey. |
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Outnumbered :rofl:
Dinner Ladies Just Good Friends Keeping Up Appearances Open All Hours Scrubs To name but a few. |
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Other favs of mine (Most of which have ended) include.... The young ones Bottom Father Ted Black Books Arrested Development Green Wing 30 Rock Friends Game on Garth Marenghis Dark Place. Modern Family Phoenix Nights Scrubs Red Dwarf Spaced The IT Crowd |
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Only fools and Red Dwarf.
I have liked many over the years but frankly after you have seen some of them repeated endlessly they do lose their charm. My Family has to be one of the very worst of the modern offerings. Well I thought so until I saw an episode of Outnumbered and realised that it could get worse.One could let the kids write the lines...:rolleyes: |
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Not a great lover of Sitcoms and never watched an episode of Only fools and horse and only one episode of Dad's Army... but the three that I most enjoyed was
Open all hours Red Dwarf and the best one of the lot... THE BRITTAS EMPIRE |
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Just Good Friends was another one. My mum got me into that show :)
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Harry Enfield in the first series, would never have thought Neil Morrisey could improve on him, and Jan Francis very tasty then.
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Allo Allo Brittas Empire Spaced Goodnight Sweetheart The Good life The high life - Scottish comedy about a flight crew. Starred Alan Cummings. Rab C Nesbitt Still Game Gary Tank Commander I still love a lot of British sitcoms from the 70s, 80s and 90s they are still miles better than the rubbish made now. Although BBC Scotland have some great ones these days. Some from the poll I still love watching are on the buses, hi-de-hi, only fools and horses, some mothers do have em and father ted. |
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For me the best sitcom's have to Blackadder and also Father Ted as they are comic genius?
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RJ Berger, new series on MTV next week
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Love Thy Neighbour, you never see any re-runs of this one?
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Yes Minister, Life with the Lyons, Are you being Served,
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Hard to pick a favourite..
Anyhow, BlackAdder (series 2-4, didn't like 1) Only Fools and Horses Just Good Friends Citizen smith. Men Behaving Badly One Foot In the Grave Fawlty Towers Yes (Prime) Minister Red Dwarf Till Death Do Us Part/In Sickness And In Health. Father Ted Outnumbered Drop The Dead Donkey The Royle Family I particularly like the way that some of those comedies (OFAH and One Foot particularly, and to some extent The Royle Family) could go from comedy to drama and back to comedy again without missing a beat. |
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love thy neighbour,only fools and horses,steptoe and son,porridge,open all hours,till death us do part,faulty towers,goodnight sweetheart,on the buses,my family,bless this house,rising damp,mr. bean....As you can see i have many! Throw in a few american sit coms i.e frazier,cheers,bewitched,bilko too.
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