I always preferred "The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin."
:^) 
Posted on 02/25/2016 5:15:42 PM PST by chasio649
I have watched many older British comedies..."Are You Being Served", "Good Neighbors", "Red Dwarf" and "Vicar of Dibley"...But is there something great i am missing? Let's talk about it....
I don’t know that one...will have to check it out! :-)
Oh, that was a great series. We saw it on PBS.
I loved Foyle’s War.
Not “classic” (yet) but still funny is Saxondale:
“It’s not an AK-47, it’s a Heckler & Koch G36K. The AK-47 being an abbreviation of Avtomat Kalashnikova designed in 1947. Granted it’s an icon of engineering simplicity but for close quarter work not very accurate. Which is why the security services, and in this case Tinky Winky, favour the Heckler & Koch. When you’re trying to put down a moving Tweenie you don’t want to take out an innocent Teletubby with friendly fire, and those guys jump around a lot.”
We loved it! Hope u do 2!
Plebs
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Mervyn Peake takes this to a whole new level in the Gormenghast trilogy. I first read this book about 10 years ..
Yes.
Black Adder.
The IT Crowd.
You, Me and the Apocalypse.
By far the funniest thing I’ve seen is years is The IT Crowd on Netflix. You’ll need medical attention!
“Yes Minister”; “Dad’s Army”; “Fawlty Towers”; “Till Death Us Do Part”; “Some Mothers Do Have ‘Em”; “The Likely Lads”;”Morecambe and Wise”; “Open All Hours”;”Hancock’s Half Hour”
Another funny series dealing with prison life is “Porridge”
Fawlty Towers, Mr. Bean, Keeping up Appearances, Absolutely Fabulous.
Mr Bean, Benny Hill
“The Boo kaaaay residence; lady of the house speaking.”
If it's just a TV show, why care what I think about it?
Specifically "Black Adder goes Fourth".
Funniest stuff I ever saw in my life, but you have to know something about World War I to get some of the jokes.
I always preferred "The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin."
:^)
Allo!Allo!
set in wartime France with the Underground, Germans who did not like Hitler, and the search for the “Portrait of the Madonna with the big boobies”
Are you being served, again?
Liked that too
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