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I'll second that. What a great show, Hartman, Dave Foley (Kid's in the Hall)... the wacky nerd... good ensemble.TwistedScrote wrote:I would say Newsradio... starring the one and only Phil Hartman.. The whole cast was perfect and it's probably the funniest show ever made...
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File under "Not a sitcom, one joke stretched very thin"swith wrote:
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Rising Damp.
Got the box set. Its great
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Got the box set. Its great
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Oooo, so many to choose! In no particular order - I like 'em all:
Red Dwarf
Blackadder (2 and 4 in particular)
The New Statesman
Hippies
Man About The House
Bless This House
Game On
Men Behaving Badly
Rising Damp
Porridge
Fawlty Towers
Married With Children
Damn the list could go on and on... I love comedy!
Red Dwarf
Blackadder (2 and 4 in particular)
The New Statesman
Hippies
Man About The House
Bless This House
Game On
Men Behaving Badly
Rising Damp
Porridge
Fawlty Towers
Married With Children
Damn the list could go on and on... I love comedy!
My favorites which haven't been mentioned already:
Steptoe and Son. Every episode: Two men moan at each other. Excellent acting from Bramble and Corbett.
The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin. Leonard Rossiter at his best, along with a bunch of memorable characters in this surreal treat. "I didn't get where I am today..."
Dad's Army. Wonderful premise and a great emsemble cast headed by the great Arthur Lowe.
Steptoe and Son. Every episode: Two men moan at each other. Excellent acting from Bramble and Corbett.
The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin. Leonard Rossiter at his best, along with a bunch of memorable characters in this surreal treat. "I didn't get where I am today..."
Dad's Army. Wonderful premise and a great emsemble cast headed by the great Arthur Lowe.
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Yep - add those three to my list too! All of 'em classics, and still brilliantly funny today.WHITAKER wrote:My favorites which haven't been mentioned already:
Steptoe and Son. Every episode: Two men moan at each other. Excellent acting from Bramble and Corbett.
The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin. Leonard Rossiter at his best, along with a bunch of memorable characters in this surreal treat. "I didn't get where I am today..."
Dad's Army. Wonderful premise and a great emsemble cast headed by the great Arthur Lowe.
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