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Things that make us LAUGH :o

What are your all time top three favourite Comedy shows or series.

My favourite is Fawlty Towers

Second Monty Python

Third The Office

What tickles your fancy? :D

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(1)Only Fools and Horses,

(2)Steptoe and Son

(3)Thai Channel 3 evening news (English Language Version)

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Things that make us LAUGH :o

What are your all time top three favourite Comedy shows or series.

My favourite is Fawlty Towers

Second Monty Python

Third The Office

What tickles your fancy? :D

same here :D

have to add Trailer Park Boys

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British humour gets my vote.

I still crack up watching the Fawlty Towers re-runs.

Mr Bean, Some mothers do have 'em, 'Allo 'Allo, Hancocks half hour...just to name a few.

Unfortunately, all of them are re-runs. :o

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Tough one this, all those already mentioned are up there!

The Office

Father Ted

Fall and rise...

However, so many more could be included. One thing I can say, I am not a fan of American comedy although a few are mildly amusing...

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Ok .. some non-UK shows for some balance (although Young Ones has to be my all time fave comedy).

Seinfield ( George Costanza is the best neurotic comic character ever).

Frontline (Australian newsroom mockumentary series).

Sopranos (not a comedy but a lot of black dry humor & witty dialogue).

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Can't disagree with any of the above, but the one currently showing that cracks me up is "Coupling".

Blackadder is hard to beat - especially the last series in the First World War.

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As a young lad....I have fond memories of:

1. Bless This House

2. Citizen Smith

3. It 'aint Half Hot Mum...tying for 3rd place with On The Buses

Classics. Bring a smile to my face everytime. I can remember the theme tunes clearly.

I can watch reruns over and over again...although I think these 4 are so old, TV bosses have forgotten about them.

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Such a tough question. Too many answers to simplify, so . . .

Best contemporary UK shows: Royle Family, The Office,

Best of last 20 years: Only Fools and Horses

Best from my childhood: Dads Army, On the Buses, Love thy Neighbour

Best US comedy: Seinfeld, The Simpsons, Taxi

Looking through this list, it occurs to me that these are all sad shows . .the contexts are all kinda depressing. And that's what makes them funny.

Oh oh oh . my all time favourite. Laurel and Hardy.

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most of you pommies have forgotten "Open all hours" how could you miss out Ronnie Barker.

How about "Morcombe and Wise" as well.

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I'll take The Three Stooges anyday.
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I like British and American comedy equally, but British shows are hard to find around here.

I've been watching a lot of Frazier - the spin off from Cheers - which is a lot better than I had realized. :D

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Love:

- The Phil Silvers Show (Amy one). Brilliant!

- Porridge (ten times better than Open all hours IMO)

- Laurel and Hardy - still funny now!!!

- My Hero (young priest from Father Ted plays a thick super hero)

- Bewitched (Classic and I love it)

- The young ones

- Taxi

- Spitting Image (If only they brought that back)

Use to find 'I dream of Genie' funny too - but infuriating that JR always went looking for love outside when he had the gorgious babe homouring his every whim!

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M*a*s*h - Klinger is a classic

Kath and Kim - "oh yeah....and you're all a pack of chunts" is my fave all time line.

The Office - i think i have worked there before. that gareth is horrid.

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'Allo 'Allo

It ain't 'arf hot mum

Dads Army

Are you being served

Robins nest

Three up,two down

George & Mildred

Oh God they keep on coming

Only F&H

Mash

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1. bottom/young ones (I'll count them as one!! :D Ade Ed & Rik Mayall are comedy heroes IMO :D )

2. the office

3. ali g

would count as 3 full series favourite's....

....but - although the majority of the series is pretty lame - the Craig David sketch in Bo Selecta absolutely destroys me!!! :o

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