I didn't like Spaced or Peep Show. I also don't like any Ricky Gervais shows.
(the oldies like BlackAdder, Fawlty Towers, Mr Bean are always funny)
Young ones.
shareGreen Wing is great, but not for everyone. You have to go into it without expecting the characters to have any logical motivations; they do things just because, with no explantion.
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I wouldn't put Coupling in the same basket as Black Books and The IT Crowd, but if you like Coupling, you might enjoy Game On. Think of it as Coupling when they were in their 20s instead of 30s.
EDSKRPHW
I'd second 'Game On', it was kind of slightly crap... in a good way, and was peppered with some really quite hysterically funny moments, real proper crying with laughter falling of the sofa stuff.
I'd add 'Nathan Barley' simply because it's so unknown but so so so funny, a real comic gem that flew somewhat under the radar and disappeared almost without trace.
Referring to any religion as a mental handicap sounds inappropriate, despite being true.
I'd add 'Nathan Barley' simply because it's so unknown but so so so funny, a real comic gem that flew somewhat under the radar and disappeared almost without trace.
Agreed. In that case, 'Garth Marenghi's Darkplace', although it's pretty weird.
EDSKRPHW
You could try Father Ted, made by the same creator as Black Books and The IT Crowd.
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