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Okay, I've always been a huge fan of your brand of humour, and am quite well versed in it up 'till the late 90's. But could you please point out to me good recent (post 2000) shows? I am aware of (and love) Spaced, Black Books, The Office and Extras, but I want to know about all the rest I might be missing! : peace:

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Peeeeeeep Shooooooow.

 

Also, I don't like the office. Ricky Gervais' smarmy cunt face probably has somethign to do with it.

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The Inbetweeners.

 

Yeah. I've only seen a few episodes of this, but it totally succeeds where Skins failed to give an accurate portrayal of the awkwardness of teenage school life.

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Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, Peep Show, Roman's Empire, The Inbetweeners, Green Wing and The IT Crowd. [/Thread]

 

yes to all of them except roman's empire for me... IT Crowd is pure brilliance

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There was a program I absolutely loved, called Coupling. Not sure if it's British, I'm pretty sure it is, but I thought it was incredibly funny.

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Peep Show is shit.

 

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However I will echo Green Wing, Inbetweeners and surprised ReZ hasn't mentioned How Not to Live Your Life.

 

Well, I was going for absolute "cream of the crop" of the past decade. It is excellent though.

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There was a program I absolutely loved, called Coupling. Not sure if it's British, I'm pretty sure it is, but I thought it was incredibly funny.

 

Yes Coupling is very brilliant.
Coupling was great!

 

It's pretty old now though!

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Also, I don't like the office. Ricky Gervais' smarmy cunt face probably has somethign to do with it.

 

God yes, the american Office was so much better, just because it didn't have Ricky Gervais in it.

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Really!? I could understand thinking that now if you rewatched it, but Ricky Gervais annoyed you back then at the time?

 

He always has, I'm pretty sure that's his whole purpose in life is just to annoy me, the commercial success is just a coincidence.

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Yeah. I've only seen a few episodes of this, but it totally succeeds where Skins failed to give an accurate portrayal of the awkwardness of teenage school life.

 

I agree, I can't relate at all to Skins. I don't know anybody who's like that either.

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My Family.

 

But that may be late 90s, not sure

 

It doesn't matter when it was....this is a "good" British sitcoms thread. :p

 

(Its entertaining enough, but horribly predictable in a bad way)

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There was a program I absolutely loved, called Coupling. Not sure if it's British, I'm pretty sure it is, but I thought it was incredibly funny.

 

I remember Coupling from years ago and I definitely enjoyed it back then! I think one of the funnier people in it was called Geoff but he wasn't in one of the following series (I'm not sure how many there were ::shrug:)

 

In a way, it reminded me a little of a British Friends due to the three male and three female characters, but it was pretty different! I can remember finiding one episode particularly funny, but I can't think what it was about now :heh:

 

Anyway, I'd suggest Peep Show aswell and, though I didn't watch it all that much, I think Green Wing was probably pretty decent aswell :smile:

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Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, Peep Show, Roman's Empire, The Inbetweeners, Green Wing and The IT Crowd. [/Thread]

 

By the way O_W, this list was pretty much in order, starting from "Watch or you're less than nothing to me" all the way to "very good".

 

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It doesn't matter when it was....this is a "good" British sitcoms thread. :p

 

(Its entertaining enough, but horribly predictable in a bad way)

 

It was good at first. But went downhill after Kris Marshall left.


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