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  1. WalsallHoop

    WalsallHoop Active Member

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    Ive watched both countless times with the brilliant Richard Briers, but is it me or didnt tom fancy margo & jerry fancied barbara.....(didnt we all!!)
     
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  2. Rangers Til I Die

    Rangers Til I Die Well-Known Member

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    Tommy Cooper . Timeless gags.

    Anything to do with 'Yes Minister'.

    Milton Jones / Tim Vine - both equally funny.
     
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    No particular order

    Dads army
    Frasier
    Only fools and horses
     
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    Manuel + excellent support staff.
    Not the 9 o clock news.
    Mr Bean.
     
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    Rab C Nesbitt
    Manuel
    Rigsby
     
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    N22hoop Well-Known Member

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    Uncle monty
    Withnail
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    Presuming Ed
    Danny
     
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    I think most are covered but would add Nigel Tufnell, David St Hubbins and Derek Smalls from Spinal Tap. And Bill Murray as the deputy green keeper in Caddyshack.

    Worst comedy characters would have to include Mrs Brown and all of her twattish boys, anyone played by Jim Carey, and the dreadful Andy Kaufman, though I think he was only trying to irritate people not make them laugh.
     
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  8. Uber_Hoop

    Uber_Hoop Well-Known Member

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    What about Jim Carrey playing Andy Kaufman? That creates some sort of parallax time vortex of comedy misery thingy for you, doesn’t it?
     
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    Jim Carey is Antihumour - not remotely amusing. Apparently, he’s a good painting artist though, so maybe has some talent somewhere. Andy Kaufman too, was terrible. Yet I enjoyed Man on the Moon.

    I don’t have words to describe the depth of dislike I have for Mrs Brown. It often strikes me as very strange what some people, even intelligent ones, find amusing.

    In a failed attempt to bring some culture to me, a friend got Mrs Iwas and I tickets to see La Boheme at the Albert Hall some years ago. It was beyond 5hit, yet every so often the audience (not including our box), for no discernible reason as far as I could make out, would burst into random laughter. At one point, one of the actors dropped a handkerchief, this was met with 2000 odd people almost suffering a group aneurysm through the apparent utter hilarity of it. Go figure.
     
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    Blackader - after the first series, comedy genius from the creators/writers
    Dads Army - still very funny to this day
    Father Ted - enjoying watching the re-runs on Saturday evenings
    Goodness Gracious Me - Not everyone's cup of char but very funny in it's day
    Fraiser & Cheers - Brilliantly written
    Not the Nine O'Clock News - again brilliant in its day

    Bound to be loads more.........
     
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    No love for the League of Gentlemen on here? Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton are genius what with LoG, Psychoville and lately Inside No. 9.
     
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    Benny Hill.
     
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    Uber_Hoop Well-Known Member

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    I have to say that I quite like Jim Carrey. I thought him particularly good in Bruce Almighty, The Truman Show and Man On The Moon.

    I must say there are a few Adam Sandler movies that I rather enjoy too, particularly The Wedding Singer.
     
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    Can’t beat a bit of Tony Hancock, though.
     
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    1970s Spencer and Fawlty
    1980s Blackadder
    1990s Alan Partridge and Pop from League of Gentlemen.
    2000 onwards Peep Show
     
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