great british comedies pleeeez!
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Just watch the England team.0
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And the sequels, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland !Absurdistan said:Just watch the England team.
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I always liked "Rumpole of The Bailey", have seen the series in the DVD stores. Great acting and use of the English language.0
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thx lg, never got into rumpole at the time, maybe i'll have a re-look...found it difficult to get past his phlegmy delivery i remember...limeygent said:I always liked "Rumpole of The Bailey", have seen the series in the DVD stores. Great acting and use of the English language.
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The entire series of Love thy Neighbour has come out on DVD, absolute classic stuff.0
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Uncle might be worth a watch, a bit predictable but got better and some definite funny moments0
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Black Books is pretty good.1
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oh my, just reminded myself of how the sooooo un-pc sambo vs honky language got on mainstream early evening uk tv in the 60's, saw the you tube love thy neighbour clip with my 80's born american girlfriend - she is still open mouthed aghast!:>OElfsborgAddick said:The entire series of Love thy Neighbour has come out on DVD, absolute classic stuff.
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Not for the faint hearted methinks.shootershill2tropics said:
oh my, just reminded myself of how the sooooo un-pc sambo vs honky language got on mainstream early evening uk tv in the 60's, saw the you tube love thy neighbour clip with my 80's born american girlfriend - she is still open mouthed aghast!:>OElfsborgAddick said:The entire series of Love thy Neighbour has come out on DVD, absolute classic stuff.
Another two classics, Boys from the Blackstuff and Auf Wiedersehen Pet.1 -
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Bottom or Fawlty Towers if you're feeling homesick0
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The Booze Cruise trilogy. Great writing And characterisation despite a couple of characters changing actor/career between the first and second shows. Neil Pearson and Brian Murphy and some sun lotion. Gem0
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wow, this is tremendous!!!!! thanks a lot everyone, keep 'em comn'....i'm back 'n forward from you tube checkn them out or reminding myself of lost gems...you can tell i live in (self-enforced) no tv/cable land, just netflix & cap'n morgan, the rest of the world is cup glued, and i'm keyboard lapdancing......1
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wow, i may never leave home again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!calydon_road said:0 -
ohhhh yes, milestone monsters those two!!!!!!!ElfsborgAddick said:
Not for the faint hearted methinks.shootershill2tropics said:
oh my, just reminded myself of how the sooooo un-pc sambo vs honky language got on mainstream early evening uk tv in the 60's, saw the you tube love thy neighbour clip with my 80's born american girlfriend - she is still open mouthed aghast!:>OElfsborgAddick said:The entire series of Love thy Neighbour has come out on DVD, absolute classic stuff.
Another two classics, Boys from the Blackstuff and Auf Wiedersehen Pet.
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Brian Murphy lives round the corner from me in Bromley, I pass his house every day(am always reminded of the programme). He still has the nasally voice!Sillybilly said:The Booze Cruise trilogy. Great writing And characterisation despite a couple of characters changing actor/career between the first and second shows. Neil Pearson and Brian Murphy and some sun lotion. Gem
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Inbetweeners
Alan Partridge (didn't like the talk show one tho)
Brass eye
The day today
Psychoville (drama black comedy but I loved it)
Garth Marengis dark place (maybe an acquired taste but it's done like a documentary interviewing the actors of an old made up 70s show- thought it was class)0 -
Not Pnly But Also, and anything with Spike Milligan.0
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Psychoville was genius, especially the first series. A really underrated series was The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret. It was kind of like a British Arrested Development but much darker1
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trying it out now on you tube, pretty good stuff, thx.ElfsborgAddick said:
Brian Murphy lives round the corner from me in Bromley, I pass his house every day(am always reminded of the programme). He still has the nasally voice!Sillybilly said:The Booze Cruise trilogy. Great writing And characterisation despite a couple of characters changing actor/career between the first and second shows. Neil Pearson and Brian Murphy and some sun lotion. Gem
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Youtube The Booze Cruise, he was alright in that as well. Came out about five years ago.shootershill2tropics said:
trying it out now on you tube, pretty good stuff, thx.ElfsborgAddick said:
Brian Murphy lives round the corner from me in Bromley, I pass his house every day(am always reminded of the programme). He still has the nasally voice!Sillybilly said:The Booze Cruise trilogy. Great writing And characterisation despite a couple of characters changing actor/career between the first and second shows. Neil Pearson and Brian Murphy and some sun lotion. Gem
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thx silly billy/elfsborg - already on part 4 of booze cruise on you tube! laaaayyyyzeeeee saturday afternoon....lubbly jubbly, btw, talkn of del boy, wasn't there a charlton connection in only fools?1
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Elfsborg, you must live round the corner from me, because I too live round the corner from Brian Murphy !ElfsborgAddick said:
Brian Murphy lives round the corner from me in Bromley, I pass his house every day(am always reminded of the programme). He still has the nasally voice!Sillybilly said:The Booze Cruise trilogy. Great writing And characterisation despite a couple of characters changing actor/career between the first and second shows. Neil Pearson and Brian Murphy and some sun lotion. Gem
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Never met anyone else who has heard of it. Definitely worth a watch. Will check out your recommendation as well, never heard of it but Wikipedia suggests I'll prob like it.Garrymanilow said:Psychoville was genius, especially the first series. A really underrated series was The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret. It was kind of like a British Arrested Development but much darker
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british leyland0
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The IT Crowd
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Just watched a few inbetweeners on sky. If your missing England you can't get better imo.0
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it grew on me...& love the dad of the short, blonde one who makes occasional appearances - naturally funny man.ValleyGary said:Just watched a few inbetweeners on sky. If your missing England you can't get better imo.
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