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TV Comedies - Which is best??

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Porridge

Rising Damp

Blackadder

Only fools and horses

Outnumbered

Morecambe and Wise

Two Ronnies

Scully/Bread


Mock the week, Have I got News,Buzzcocks, loads really


and of course Family Guy

That was a great show, brings back some memories. Where he keeps seeing Dalglish
 
Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, Dean Martin celebrety Roast, Seinfeld, Fraiser, Father Ted, Fools & Horses, Alan Partridge first season, Saturday night live (original cast).
 

Has to be Seinfeld for me, I can't believe that E4 shows at least an episode of Friends every day when it's the cretinous, humourless sibling of Seindfeld. Why oh why isn't it on more in this country?
 

'Allo Allo!'

Married with children

Alf

The young ones

Are you being served?

Also a lot of the English comedies being mentioned get my approval.

The best Dutch comedy ever has to be 'In de Vlaamsche Pot'.

Also has been an American comedy, I've forgotten the name. Was based on somewhat the same principle as Married with children. Had a stuffed bunny in it, Mr. Floppy was it called, I believe
 
Any one remember the blonde headed girl & young associate who always giggled behind the desk at the travel lodge Partridge stayed in. They had great chemistry together especially trying to keep a straight face with Alan.:lol:
 
Hi Steevie
I’m a great fan of Leonard Rossiter so Rising Damp and Reginald Perrin get my vote.
Read somewhere that he was an Everton Fan :) Certainly born in Liverpool.

Yes mate, Rossiter was Liverpool born and brought up in Wavertree. Great performer and has you said, an Evertonian which makes him that bit more special. (y)
 

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