Off Topic Best comedy character ever

[Willhoops]

I’m going for my top 3

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[Ninj]

Del Boy
Fletcher (Porridge)
Black Adder / Phoenix Nights - Rowan Atkinson / Peter Kaye.

Can watch these series numerous times without ever getting bored.

 

[ELLERS]

Basil Fawlty
Del Boy
Rik (Rick Mayall)

 

[Willhoops]

Del Boy
Fletcher (Porridge)
Black Adder / Phoenix Nights - Rowan Atkinson / Peter Kaye.

Can watch these series numerous times without ever getting bored.

I certainly had Fletcher up there, porridge is probably the most underrated comedy. The other one I might have added was Humphrey from yes minister

 

[peter1954qpr]

1 Tony Hancock
2 Eric Sykes
3 Charlie Drake

 

[NorwayRanger]

I certainly had Fletcher up there, porridge is probably the most underrated comedy. The other one I might have added was Humphrey from yes minister

Sir Humphrey my number one. Best written script, sublime acting.
Alan Partridge
Hyacinth Bucket
Basil Fawlty

OK that's four, didn't know who to leave out. And of course every character in Seinfeld.

 

[jeffranger]

Del Boy
Ronnie Barker
Rik myall

 

[QPR999]

David Brent

Basil Fawlty

Jim Royle

 

[Staines R's]

Rik Mayall - The Young Ones
Peter Kay - Phoenix Nights
Ricky Gervais - The Office

 

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Basil Fawlty
Norman Stanley Fletcher
Alf Garnett

 

[Uber_Hoop]

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[Uber_Hoop]

As far as sit-com characters are concerned, leaving aside those already mentioned, I have an enduring love for:

(1) Terry & Bob in Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?;

(2) Steptoe & Son;

(3) The entire cast of Dad’s Army, possibly the finest ensemble cast in a sit-com (although Only Fools... evolved beautifully into the same);

(4) Frank Spencer;

(5) Paul Kaye’s Bob Slay in Perfect World (short-lived but very funny);

(6) Rik’s Alan B’Stard; and

(7) Man About The House.

I’m showing my age.

 

[Uber_Hoop]

Jeez, almost forgot the very funny Matt Berry as both Steven Toast and Douglas Renholm.

“Yes, I can hear you, Clem Fandango!”

“Goddamn these electric sex-pants!”

 

[rangercol]

Del Boy
Basil Faulty
Arthur Daley

 

[Didley Squat]

The cast of Seinfeld.
The cast is good.
I like good!
How could you not love this show?
There's a lot to love about it!
Right, Cosmo!

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The second spitter on the grassy knoll..............

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... I'm hit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Get out of here.............

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[IwasanotherwatfordR]

Malcolm Tucker - the thick of it
Larry David - Curb
David Brent

 

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As far as sit-com characters are concerned, leaving aside those already mentioned, I have an enduring love for:

(1) Terry & Bob in Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads?;

(2) Steptoe & Son;

(3) The entire cast of Dad’s Army, possibly the finest ensemble cast in a sit-com (although Only Fools... evolved beautifully into the same);

(4) Frank Spencer;

(5) Paul Kaye’s Bob Slay in Perfect World (short-lived but very funny);

(6) Rik’s Alan B’Stard; and

(7) Man About The House.

I’m showing my age.

Different style obviously (and certainly not to everyone's tastes) but always thought the casts of the Good Life and Ever Decreasing Circles were rather inspired.

 

[Steelmonkey]

Some classics above, so something a little bit different....

Father Ted Crilly - Father Ted (classic - could watch that on repeat and still laugh)
Jay, Simon, Will and Neil - The Inbetweeners (reminds me of a lot of the things I got up to as a teenager)
DI Sleet - Murder in Successville (hilarious add libbing by Tom Davis)

 

[NorwayRanger]

Father Jack

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[Uber_Hoop]

Different style obviously (and certainly not to everyone's tastes) but always thought the casts of the Good Life and Ever Decreasing Circles were rather inspired.

That’s the last time I play the tart for you, Jerry!