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Keeping Up Appearances:
... Up Appearances is low-budget British sitcom that was originally broadcast between 1990 and 1995, and as its title would suggest, it is based around snobbery, class-issues and the notion of Keeping up with the Joneses . Its central protagonist, Hyacinth Bucket (Patricia Routledge) is originally of working class origins but now lives a middle-class lifestyle and is obsessed with appearing posh, talking down t... Read the full review: A weak and rather dubious 90s sitcom by Burning_Darkness |
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The Inbetweeners TV Program / Comedy - Basically, they just want to get laid. overall rating |
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Balls Of Steel Channel 4 / TV Program / UK Comedy Series - In each episode, Mark Dolan puts puts a team of comedians and performers to the ultimate test. Six acts compete with one of them being the winner from the previous episode. At the end of each episode the studio audience votes for the act that was the nerviest... overall rating |
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Friends TV Program / Friends is an incredibly successful American, comedy TV series. overall rating |
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The Royle Family BBC / TV Program / Comedy / Actors: Caroline Aherne, Sue Johnston, Ricky Tomlinson - Writers Craig Cash and Caroline Aherne's knack of capturing every nuance of character and dialogue made the sitting room of the titular Royles a must-see for an ever-growing audience. Viewers simply dropped in to this ... overall rating |
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Only Fools and Horses TV Program / overall rating |
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Ally McBeal TV Program / Comedy and legal show. overall rating |
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Frasier TV Program / Frasier is a popular American situation comedy television series that starred Kelsey Grammer, reprising the character of psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Crane from parent show Cheers, which had ended months before. David Hyde Pierce, John Mahoney, Jane Leeves, and Peri Gilpin rounded out the regu... overall rating |
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Rules of Engagement TV Program / Two couples and their single friend deal with the complications of dating, commitment and marriage. It looks at different relationships in various stages, starring Oliver Hudson and Bianca Kajlich as newly engaged sweethearts, Patrick Warburton and Megyn Price as a long-married couple and ... overall rating |
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Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place (1998) ... US sitcom was rather overshadowed by a number of highly commercially appealing TV shows in the 90s and the beginning of this decade, such as Friends and Frasier. However, for many students, 2 Guys and a Girl and a Pizza Place was great daytime viewing. It started out with this title, but by the third season, they dropped the pizza place from the title, hoping to appeal to a wider audience, or at least one that didn t have a mouthful of a title to wrestle with. So, what s it about? Well, it focused on the lives of two friends, Berg (Ryan Reynolds) and Pete (Richard Ruccolo), flatmates in their late twenties, and their friend Sharron (Traylor Howard). They are all fr... Read the full review: Grow up, Berg. Shut up, Pete! by pmcds |
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Blackadder ... classic British comedy great, Blackadder is a series that nearly didn t make it past the first series. Billed initially as a comic way of looking through history, it intended to portray a dimwit and his various acquaintances in different periods of time. Starring the excellent Rowan Atkinson, it portraayed the title character, Edmund Blackadder, as intellectually inferior to everyone else, hoping that we as viewers would find it entertaining. The style was greeted with criticism and a mediocre fanbase, and so they decided to switch for the second series, making Blackadder the incredibly clever noble that most of us have come to know and love, and casting Tony Robinson ... Read the full review: BALDRICK!!!! by pmcds |
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Harry Hill s TV Burp ... you re a fan of a slapstick style of comedy, then the chances are that you ll probably go for something like Harry Hill s TV Burp. Shown on ITV on Saturday nights, and repeated on Sunday nights, it is now into its 9th season, and has won awards for its comedy. Essentially, it is a show, fronted by comedian Harry Hill, which takes various clips from the week s TV shows, and puts an often funny twist on it, pointing out rather obscurely funny things we may not have noticed. It seems to be a rather marmite sort of show, with many people loving it, and finding it hilarious, but another equally large percentage of people finding it dull and dross. I think it s entertain... Read the full review: I wish it would make me laugh a bit more by pmcds |












