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  1. Billy Death

    Billy Death Well-Known Member

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    Been watching a few on the freeview channels.
    Porridge - had me howling.
    On the Buses - still funny.
    Last of the Summer Wine - ran for years & always enjoyed it.
    One Foot in the Grave - I know an owld bloke who's just like Victor.
    Also loved Alf Garnet & Love Thy Neighbour.
    Any more?
     
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    Rising damp
    Open all hours
    Steptoe and son
    Hancocks Al fower
    Aint half hot mum
    Mrs Bucket (keeping up appearances).
    The dustbin men ( Geoffrey Hughes).
    Flowery Twats ( Cleese)
     
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  3. Billy Death

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    Loved those two fella, topper.
     
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    Rising Damp, Dads Army, Hi de Hi, Aint Half Hot Mum , Sykes, The Detectives, (Amos and Andy), Fawlty Towers all great stuff, another one was Leonard Rossiter and Alfred Molina in a comedy called The Losers about a boxer and promoter that was also very good, at least in my memory. <laugh>
     
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    Some mothers do av em. Top of the bunch.
     
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    Curry and Chips, Never mind the quality, feel the width
     
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  7. Brian Storm

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    The Young Ones. :cool:
     
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  8. Billy Death

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    Aye, that was good.
     
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    The Army Game for those of a certain age.
    A spin off was Bootsie & Smudge which wasn't quite as good.
     
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  10. Brian Storm

    Brian Storm Well-Known Member

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    What's classed as old Bill? 80s? 90s?

    Loads of these shows mentioned are superb, they've influenced so much new comedy which now I'd class a old but wouldn't have said old when i was a teenager 20 years ago.
     
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  11. Billy Death

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    Well I was thinking of stuff no longer in production Brian.
    Some of the shows mentioned go back to the 60's.
    Some ran on into the 90's. A lot of them I recollect from my childhood.
    See that could apply to Father Ted. Wouldn't class it as old though.


    I think they only made one series because the main guy died.
    I'm not putting any time dates on fella, just whatever folk come up with.
     
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  12. Billy Death

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    Rab C Nesbitt & Still Game were good.
     
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    See Father Ted is 22 years old. I'd class that as old. They'd filmed 2 1/2 seasons when Dermot Morgan died. Loved Father Ted.

    I'm a comedy fanatic but most of the stuff i watch was done in the 80s, 90s and 00s. Watched all the stuff mentioned(Ello Ello is my favorite of the really old stuff) but been seeing them most of my life, gets a bit repetitive so like to venture further. There's great stuff from all decades imo.
     
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    Any Vic and Bob fans? My absolutely adore them, my idols, Vic is from Darlo too.
     
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    Loved Till Death Us Do Part and Steptoe and Son... Hated Love Thy Neighbour which I found about as funny as a septic boil between my arse cheeks..
     
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  16. Billy Death

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    I didn't realise it was that long ago.
    Cheers for keeping me right there.
     
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    I don't class Ello Ello or Father Ted as old (I suppose it is a generation thing). However, both were bloody funny..
     
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    90s was my teen years so hold that period of comedy very close.

    Vic and Bob(Big night out and the Smell)
    I'm Alan Partridge
    Bottom
    Brass eye
    The Day Today
    League Of Gentlemen
    Spaced
    French and Saunders
    Ab Fab
    Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie
    Red Dwarf
    Vicar of Dibley
    Men Behaving Badly
    Only Fools
    Alexi Sayle show
    One foot
    Britis empire
    Drop the Dead Donkey
    Smack the Pony.

    Loads from the 90s. from the turn to the close it was a great comedy era for me.
     
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  19. Brian Storm

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    You don't class allo allo as old? It's early 80s. How old are you? It was out the year after I was born and I'm in my mid 30s. :p
     
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    I used to love the Big Night Out. Donald & Davey Stott, Wavey Davey and that mad scientist fella?? If I watch it now though I may feel differently.
     
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