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MutleyRules
 Post subject: Favourite Sitcoms!!!!
PostPosted: Thu Oct 19, 2006 1:58 pm 
My all-time favourite is 'Rising Damp'!!!! :sweet: :grin: :sweet:

I couldn't get away with 'Reginald Perrin' like!!!! confised

Others I enjoy/ed....

Home To Roost
Dads Army
Porridge
Open All Hours....(I'd still give Nurse Gladys one)!!!! :grin:
Only Fools & Horses....(But I'm getting sick of the repeats)!!!! :roll:
Blackadder....(wasn't fussed on the 1st one though)!!!!
Red Dwarf....(It turned shite though)!!!!
The Young Ones
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Father Ted
Drop The Dead Donkey
Any 'Alan Partridge'
Gimme Gimme Gimme
Rab C. Nesbitt
The New Statesman
Desmonds

Probably loads more that I've forgotten about!!!! confised :grin:
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ON THE BUSES :grin:
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Just thought of 3 more....

Vicar Of Dibley
One Foot In The Grave
Steptoe & Son

Plus Yes Minister....but I shouldn't really put that in my list cos' I've only seen a couple and I don't think I've ever seen a full episode but what I have seen it looks very good!!!! :grin:
The DVD will have to go on my Xmas list!!!! :sweet: :grin:
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MutleyRules
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This should help you out to pick yours....

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sitcom/index.shtml

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MutleyRules
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I've just set this as my 'Desktop Background'....

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'Dat you dere, Sheldon...."

Only just.....

Father Ted, Blackadder, The High Life, Porridge, Open All Hours. I remember loads, but looking back on them they weren't always very good - "No place like home" anyone?

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MutleyRules wrote:
Just thought of 3 more....

Vicar Of Dibley
One Foot In The Grave
Steptoe & Son

Plus Yes Minister....but I shouldn't really put that in my list cos' I've only seen a couple and I don't think I've ever seen a full episode but what I have seen it looks very good!!!! :grin:
The DVD will have to go on my Xmas list!!!! :sweet: :grin:


I'm going to see the stage show of Steptoe & Son at Billingjam Forum on Saturday, it's writeen by one half of Galton & Simpsom, although I cant remember which one
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George & Mildred.
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Salty
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father teds a good un

back onto vic n bob, remember their sitcom pilot the weekenders?!!
was really funny!
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Father Ted is a classic. I don't mind some of the episodes of Friends but that went on a bit too long. But others I like have already been mentioned apart from Phoenix Nights which is excellent
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Vicar of Dibley doesn't deserve to be top 10, never mind top 3. Dross.


My list - British only, no particular order:

Black Books
Spaced
Blackadder
Coupling
Phoenix Nights
Father Ted
Operation Good Guys (anyone else familiar with this? :laugh:)
The Mighty Boosh
Catterick


American sitcoms:

Family Guy (yes, it fooking counts)
Scrubs
Arrested Development
My Name Is Earl
American Dad
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I forgot about that; it's excellent. Probably the first extremely popular series only to do a short run, too
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There was a surreal one on channel 4 in the 80s called Chance in a Million, with Simon Callow and Brenda Blethyn that I really liked at the time.
I managed to get a tape of it off ebay a few years ago, and it didn't seem nearly as funny.
Another 80s C4 one was Chelmsford 123, with Rory Mcgrath, Jimmy Mulville and a few others from the earlier series Who Dares Wins.
It was a sort of Up Pompeii in Roman Britain.
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poolpower
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the army game
and get some in
also dads army
porridge
open all hours and only fools my all time favs
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Dare I suggest that I'm a little bored with Ricky Gervais? While Extra's isn't The Office, he still sets up his comedy in a similar way. [Mr Marx ducks]
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does anyone remember Murun Buchstansangur on Channel 4? What happened to that?
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pollyfilla did for him clap clap
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Spike Milligan in Q8.... the Jehovahs burglars come to mind rolfl Tony Hancock....and I've just got some cd's of 'Round the Horne' ..very risque for the time, lots of lovely inuendo!!
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Some good ones mentioned there in previous posts - I loved Spike Milligans Q8 especially. However, am I the only one that really loved Green Wing?
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Moriarty
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Snowy wrote:
Spike Milligan in Q8.... the Jehovahs burglars come to mind rolfl Tony Hancock....and I've just got some cd's of 'Round the Horne' ..very risque for the time, lots of lovely inuendo!!


Hancocks half hour? You bloomin old barsteward :wink:
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Till death do us part.

Sorry.

The Good Life.
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Moriarty
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Till death do us part.

Sorry.

The Good Life.


Why are you sorry? TDUDP was a classic
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sarf wrote:
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Till death do us part.

Sorry.

The Good Life.


Why are you sorry? TDUDP was a classic


:roll: :laugh:

Some mothers do ave em.
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The IT Crowd which was on Channel 4 recently was very funny if like me you work in IT, a bit like Father Ted is probably funnier to Catholics (guilty again - but guilt is the mainstay of the Catholic church :wink: )

Also just released on DVD this week, Garth Marenghi's Darkplace. Deliberately bad, like Crossroads on acid!
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Yes Minister

Yes Prime Minister

Porridge

Father Ted

Fawlty Towers

All brilliant :grin: clap clap clap
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sarf wrote:
Snowy wrote:
Spike Milligan in Q8.... the Jehovahs burglars come to mind rolfl Tony Hancock....and I've just got some cd's of 'Round the Horne' ..very risque for the time, lots of lovely inuendo!!


Hancocks half hour? You bloomin old barsteward :wink:
NOT THE FIRST TIME ROUND F.F.S.... :shock:
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Moriarty
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Cowboy wrote:
Yes Minister

Yes Prime Minister

Porridge

Father Ted

Fawlty Towers

All brilliant :grin: clap clap clap


Yes Minister with Humpy appleby. What impeccable taste you have cowboy
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mr plow wrote:
The IT Crowd which was on Channel 4 recently was very funny if like me you work in IT, a bit like Father Ted is probably funnier to Catholics (guilty again - but guilt is the mainstay of the Catholic church :wink: )

Also just released on DVD this week, Garth Marenghi's Darkplace. Deliberately bad, like Crossroads on acid!


I fucking love that programme! One Track Lover is hilarious. Oh, and Man To Man with Dean Learner is on tomorrow night (if I'm not mistaken), C4. Watch it!

"I had a cat once. I dropped a safe on it, it was a write-off, so I stood on its head."

Genius :laugh:
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I can't believe no one has mention the funniest sitcom of the ninties, Men Behaving Badly!
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MutleyRules
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I didn't like it!!!! :evil:

Neil Morrisey = Image
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Mr Irrelevant
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I didn't like it!!!! :evil:

Neil Morrisey = Image



You'd be suprised to know how much that lad gives away to various charities. I don't mean appearing on a high profile event, I mean actually putting his hand in his pocket and says nowt.
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Moriarty
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Reginald Ilanthe perrin.

Ever decreasing circles.
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some real top quality shouts in there boys anything from ronnie barker and david jason is quality also remember home to roost, bread, brush strokes oh the memories come flooding back clap
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TalbotAvenger
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ChunkyMonkey wrote:
I can't believe no one has mention the funniest sitcom of the ninties, Men Behaving Badly!


Another one that was good but overstayed its welcome, spolied it all when Tony got into her knickers!
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