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i'm afraid i didn't get rising damp. Only ever seen a very few small clips really. Would have to watch a whole episode I think - I know everyone on here seems to rate it.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9UMvfKBaZI&feature=related
tommy cooper not funny any comedians today can only dream of being half as good as he was |
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any sitcoms you like HRH. yes blackadder should be on the list of top sitcoms. especially blackadder goes forth.
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Married with Children. (UBER NAP)
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delz is spot on..best sitcom ever imo
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kelly bundy :x
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jack dee funnier than tommy cooper imo. know i'll get shot down for saying it.
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Very Good
Rising Damp Are You Being Served Dad's Army Man About The House Steptoe And Son Fawlty Towers Likely Lads (including Whatever Happened To..) Good Open All hours Last Of The Summer Wine (with Foggy and Compo) George And Mildred Porridge Sykes 'Allo 'Allo! Mind Your Language Poor The Good Life On The Buses Bread Butterflies Alf Garnett (all of it) Birds Of A Feather Terry And June Love Thy Neighbour Keeping Up Appearances One Foot In The Grave Doctor In The House (and spin offs) Duty Free Hi De Hi Vicar Of Dibley Blackadder Come Back Mrs Noah Bless This House |
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think a lot depends on your age the last thing i found funny was red dwarf everything since has been utter drivel
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a good list Gallivanter apart from Blackadder. Maybe the first series belongs in the poor list but the other 3 were excellent.
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Are you being served? Very good?
ffs. The show was utter drivel from start to finish. A truly awful programme. |
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only fools and horses
preparing to get shot down in flames here but i think i must be the only person in the country who didn't find it partcularly funny...one or two mildly amusing bits but certainly not deserving all the adulation it gets imho ok fire away... |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4gdtZlt_DY
jack dee live and uncut part 1. |
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shergarburger...
you are not remotely alone. There are loads of people who seemingly never tire of telling us, no doubt in a w.anky student tone of voice..... "Well actually I didn't think Only Fools and Horses was actually that funny actually". You're not even the first person on this fking thread. OFAH not perfect imo, when the women turned up it went a bit sh.tty, but still pretty damn good i think. Some of the best moments were grandad and uncle albert if you ask me. |
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Sitcom I never liked were:
The Good Life Bread Ever decreasing circles Just good friends Duty Free I found all the rest humourous at some point. Open all hours was very funny imo. No-one did a stammer quite like Ronnie. "That'll be thir...thir...thir...thir....oh just gve us 20p" Magic :D |
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Fools and Horses lost a lot when the women were brought in on a permanent basis. Marlene was ok but not the other two. Albert was never as funny as Grandad and Rodney was better as a plonker than a computer expert. Del moved from a**ey**ney to a caricature. They should have stopped it when Grandad died.
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about right there galivanter. but uncle albert was the equal of grandad i think
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Open all hours was very funny imo. No-one did a stammer quite like Ronnie.
He loved to mock the afflicted to annoy the PC BBC people. Remember him in Clarence? |
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mr bean
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I can't believe no-one has mentioned The Royle Family.
Not even amusing, imo. |
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Oh and Gavin and Stacey - even worse.
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Was the Royle Family supposed to be funny?
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i like gavin and stacey and the royle family was ok but then the novelty wore off pretty quick
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rob - what do you think of Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads (and The Likely Lads)?
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I feel a list coming on :)
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wasn't too keen on it max i'm afraid. Haven't seen too much of them either tbh, didn't really make me laugh out loud though.
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In that case, I am afraid you are a bit simple.
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Study spot on about the Royle Family. I will get slaughtered, but I quite use to like Brush Strokes!
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tell me something i don't know max
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That Claptrap rubbish with Ricky Mail abd Nigel Planer.
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Apparently, you don't know that Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads is one of the best comedies of all time.
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MUST be a northern thing
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i would have liked to have shared a room with sally thomsett in man about the house
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z cars was poor
liver birds softly softly bread butterflys perhaps i just dont get the scouse humour |
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liver birds, bread and butterflies were all written by the same woman.
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Thought Steptoe was good for its time and that was about it.
Early on Sunday (?) Morning I watched 3 back-to-back Steptoes and the acting by Harry H.Corbett and Wilf Brambell was immense. They really were very funny.. |
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whit aboot rab c nessbit
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Don't forrget Rab C.Nesbitt
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The Young Ones, Men Behaving Badly. Utter drivel.
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I dont mind having Hancock's Half Hour or Dad's Army on BBC i-player in the background while I work, but haven't been interested in The Goon Show for a long time
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