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Is there anything better than The Thick of It (2005 - 2012)?
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Best British comedy show?
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The Thick of it is fantastic, great writing and acting, speaking of another Armando Ianucci shows, i really think I'm Alan partridge and Knowing me Knowing You are also some of the best.
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Blackadder
Allo Allo
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Red Dwarf
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Blackadder
Allo Allo
Saxondale
Red Dwarf
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The Thick of It seems more memorable and interesting. Peep Show is great though.
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Thanks for the reminder. I always forget to check out Alan Partridge. I only know him from The Day Today which I watched 10+ years ago.
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Anything with Partridge is great, just skip his most recent stuff, Mid Morning Matters is the last great Partridge project, and one of the best.
Coogan also had a cameo role in In The Loop.
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Fawlty Towers
Blackadder
Spitting Image (up to a point)
Harry Enfield and Chums
The Fast Show
The Office
Peep Show
Extras
Garth Marenghi's Dark Place
The Inbetweeners (juvenile, but if you haven't seen this yet, watch it now.)
Fresh Meat (perfectly captured the British uni experience of the early 2000s)
Blackadder
Spitting Image (up to a point)
Harry Enfield and Chums
The Fast Show
The Office
Peep Show
Extras
Garth Marenghi's Dark Place
The Inbetweeners (juvenile, but if you haven't seen this yet, watch it now.)
Fresh Meat (perfectly captured the British uni experience of the early 2000s)
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Another vote for Fawlty Towers and Peep Show.
I might get slammed for this but The Mighty Boosh. I know it became a hipster favourite but it was fucking brilliant nonetheless.
It had that distinctly British Monty Python, Blackadder esque surrealist humour mixed with a classic straight man/funny man dynamic.
I might get slammed for this but The Mighty Boosh. I know it became a hipster favourite but it was fucking brilliant nonetheless.
It had that distinctly British Monty Python, Blackadder esque surrealist humour mixed with a classic straight man/funny man dynamic.
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I loved Boosh, but the gay little songs were often skin-crawling. Sometimes hilarious, but mostly I remember them being cringy.
Gotta throw another in for Blackadder, one of the few series that only got better as it went, and might have the best ending of any television show.
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I felt like the WWI season (Goes Forth?) Was weaker than the rest except Lord Flashheart but still good. And Hugh Laurie. In the thick of it was great, "he's gone glenntal" had me crying laughing
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Mr. Bean is unironically one of the greatest comedy shows ever made, Rowan Atkinson is on the same level as a Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keaton.
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Blackadder and anything with Rik Mayall.
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I loved this show, but it's something that would have been #1 for teenage me to watch.
My personal favourite British comedy is Black Books because I'm partial to Dylan Moran and Bill Bailey. "What happened to all the books?" "I sold them" "Oh, JESUS!!"
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You ever watch The Comic Strip Presents. I love Rik Mayall.
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He was funny at in Man Down as Greg Davie' father. Though the crazy Aunt they brought on after he passed was pretty great as well