God, BBC comedies are terrible. This C Bomb show on BBC three is appalling (sorry TSS, it isn't American).
Seen Das Boot? I haven't, but I've always felt like I should have. That's in a submarine.
God, BBC comedies are terrible. This C Bomb show on BBC three is appalling (sorry TSS, it isn't American).
That's alright, Dan. The only comedies I watch with any great deal of regularity are QI and HIGNFY and they aren't even situation comedy programmes. It has all been dumbed down like they said it would be many years ago.
I don't even bother with QI any more. It might just be me, but it seems like the more recent episodes are less about being quite interesting, and more about dick jokes.
Dick jokes and front bottom jokes then! But yeah, it seems to have been dumbed down more now. Maybe I'm just tiring of the show.Really..? That's obviously a policy change because their minds never strayed very far away from the female front bottom area of the anatomy [SF's words], once upon a time.![]()
Why does Glee sucking have to be an American thing? I don't blame you guys for Cher Lloyd. There are people everywhere who somehow enjoy crap entertainment.
Besides, you all started the whole X-Factor/Idol/Got Talent crap in the first place that led to all of this.
The last totally USA situation comedy I really liked, despite it being formulaic, by someone saying a straight line, then someone doing the setup, the someone else doing the punchline, etc.. etc.. was Seinfeld. The quality was so good that I could overlook its roots in American comedy that hark back to Sergeant Bilko. I guffawed occasionally at Seinfeld. Once or twice I might do the same with South Park, but that's about it.
The last situation comedy I really enjoyed was a British/American combo called Episodes, which has so far run for two series and there is meant to be a third next year. I guffawed at that too. Otherwise, it's just the pair I mentioned earlier. Friends make me laugh. My friends, not that formulaic crap that was endlessly on the TV, every time I turned it on, a few years back.
Chilco: Hope you found Das Boot enjoyable again.
Check out Two Broke Girls. You won't enjoy it, but you can make a game of it by seeing how long you can watch it before it makes you physically ill.
The two recent ones I encountered were Miranda and Mrs Brown? What a load of crap.
The last totally USA situation comedy I really liked, despite it being formulaic, by someone saying a straight line, then someone doing the setup, the someone else doing the punchline, etc.. etc.. was Seinfeld. The quality was so good that I could overlook its roots in American comedy that hark back to Sergeant Bilko. I guffawed occasionally at Seinfeld.