Your fav comedy series

Specialun

Watching frasier here..comletely under-rated comedy....

Sheep Lover

Only Fools and Horses

Fudge You

Mrs Brown's Boys.

Fcuk you all!

NachoBusiness

Fawlty Towers and Porridge.

Meh, Frasier tried very hard to be clever, some of the stuff was silly. The whole Daphne being quirky, psychic, her brothers...awful. The show was ruined when they put Niles and her together, he had been the best character.

Seinfeld, Curb and Arrested Development for me for the US stuff.

Peep Show and the League of Gentlemen from the UK.

pablomakaveli

Father Ted. Still as funny as ever.

kfallon

Phoenix Nights
The Office (UK)
Peep Show
The Thick of It

NachoBusiness

Three's Company for favorite American sitcom.

Tipsy McSwagger

The Larry Sanders Show
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Seinfeld

Osmosis Jones

Parks and Rec

e_e

Seinfeld

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXSGV5wEv1o

Eugene Norman

Recently watched Community and Parks n Recs.

American comedy at its best.

Ranchu

Paths to Freedom by a long way.

MagicIRL

The Simpsons - Absolutely brilliantly written. You can re watch it time and time again and still laugh along.

(Early i.e. up to S3 or so) Community - Flew under the radar a bit when it first launched and then went downhill fast as it got high on it's own supply and fired then rehired the original writer.

Always Sunny in Philadelphia - Found this gem on Netflix one day and I've been hooked ever since. It's fairly off-the-wall but brilliant all the same.

Fr. Ted - Don't need to say too much about it really.

Banjo String

Jeremy Kyle show.

Some characters on there

mikom

The English class.

PowerToWait

I just really don't get all the major love for Parks. Not one laugh out loud moment in 10 episodes.

Similarly It's Always Sunny. It's ok. Just ok. But it's no Frasier. Or even Seinfeld.

Obviously these shows are much too subtle for my mainstream mind.

chakotha

Fawlty Towers
Yes Minister

Forgotten password 99

South Park and Family Guy.

The Diabolical Monocle

le peep show

Eugene Norman

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Meh, Frasier tried very hard to be clever, some of the stuff was silly. The whole Daphne being quirky, psychic, her brothers...awful. The show was ruined when they put Niles and her together, he had been the best character.

Seinfeld, Curb and Arrested Development for me for the US stuff.

Peep Show and the League of Gentlemen from the UK.

Basically Fraiser or Niles had to be onscreen of it wasn't funny. Preferably together. It wasn't really an ensemble show despite a largish cast.

Yamanoto

The Larry Sanders Show - utterly brilliant from start to finish.

The guest appearances are testament to the buzz it created & to just how highly it was regarded at the time - Seinfeld, John Stewart, Jim Carrey, Letterman, Warren Beatty, Sharon Stone, Robin Williams and too many others to mention. It's been cited as a profound influence by Larry David, Ricky Gervais & Armando Ianucci and acted as a springboard for a hefty array of talent - Jeffrey Tambor, Judd Apatow, Bob Odenkirk, Sarah Silverman & Jeremy Piven amongst them.

More importantly though, it was the first show to mark out HBO as a place where talented creatives were given the time and space to challenge convention, while endeavouring to create something both exceptional and unique in television programming.

Aongus Von Bismarck

Schillerstraße.

Summer wind

Gimme Gimme Gimme
Only Fools And Horses
Keeping Up Appearances
Fawlty Towers

Drumpot

I'm enjoying Brooklyn 911 right now.

Father ted, fawlty towers and only fools and horses are some of my favourite golden oldies.

Tell me how

In no particular order

Only Fools / Fawlty Towers - Classics
Men behaving Badly - Ok to watch an episode every few months
Scrubs - Liked it when watching it originally, wouldn't re-watch so much
Fr Ted - Best example of Irish comedy writing ever

It's always sunny in Philadelphia - Love this show. Got Netflix solely to watch entire series.
Trailer Park Boys - Similar to IASIP, kind of an acquired taste but I love the absurdness of it and the passion they put in to their swearing
Fraser/Cheers - Recognize the quality but never really thought about checking out full series
Seinfeld - really didn't click with me for some reason.
Friends - Writing not a patch on most of the above but something I'd glance at when I come across it.

Whosthis

Summer Heights High

or

The IT Crowd

Mallagio

Toast of London.....

This is the funniest scene I've ever seen (18's +)

h*tps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYjE8wPyu4Q

Sir Osis of Liver.

The Fast Show or Little Britian.

Nice.

kellso81

30 rock

Talib Fiasco

Modern Family and Scrubs

jonon9

I'm Alan Partridge.
Only Fools And Horses
Married With Children

wendell borton

Monty Pythons flying circus.

Junkyard Tom

Titanic.

I'll never let go, I promise...

*breaks Jack's icy grip and pushes him into the deep*

Hilarious.

DoYouEvenLift

It's always sunny in Philadelphia. Dunno how they come up with some of the ridiculous episodes but it's genius.


Dennis Reynolds is one of the best characters ever created, countless classic lines.

lertsnim

From North America

Arrested Development
Curb Your Enthusiasm
30 Rock
Seinfeld
The Larry Sanders Show
Trailer Park Boys


From this side of the Atlantic

Bottom
Fr Ted
Peep Show
Fawlty towers
The IT Crowd
Black Books

Dirty Dingus McGee

Frasier and the Simpsons.

People really need to stop going on about Frasiers decline as if it impinges on it's greatness as a show.

The first 7 seasons were brilliant and the last season was at the same level as well.

It had 3 mediocre seasons (8,9, and 10) but even in those seasons there were a few classic episodes as well.

8 top class seasons out of 11 is pretty impressive and the show declined mainly because a large amount of writers left after the 7th season not because of Daphne and Niles being together.

Frasier and the Simpsons at there best had more laughs per minute than any other sitcoms in my opinion.

Streetwalker

Oireachtas TV. Some jokers on it.

flas

Trailer park boys, can just watch it again and again!

Pumpkinseeds

Black Books
The IT Crowd
Big Bang Theory
Kevin and Perry the teenagers from the Harry Enfield Show

I'm sure I'll think of more.

Manach

Fraiser. Dad's Army. Allo, Allo.

Mantis Toboggan

Some of the funniest are the inbetweeners, father Ted the I.T. crowd, the office (uk) black books, Friday night dinner.

Dirty Dingus McGee

My Top 10

1.Frasier
1.The Simpsons
3.The Royle Family
4.Father Ted
5.One Foot in The Grave
6.Seinfeld
7.Cheers
8.Fawlty Towers
9.Dad's Army
10.Early Doors

blackcard

George and Mildred

Dan_Solo

Sledge Hammer
Red Dwarf (until new Kochansky anyway)
The Larry Sanders Show
Family Guy

C.K Dexter Haven

Blackadder!

AndyBoBandy

Father Ted
The IT Crowd
Trailer Park Boys

LordSutch

Faulty Towels.
Open all hours.
Father Ted.
Are you being served.


The fast show . . .

Seaaan123

All the alan partridge stuff
It's always sunny (fight milk!)
Father ted
Arrested development
The office
Simpsons
South Park

Cienciano

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

Frasier and the Simpsons.

People really need to stop going on about Frasiers decline as if it impinges on it's greatness as a show.

The first 7 seasons were brilliant and the last season was at the same level as well.

It had 3 mediocre seasons (8,9, and 10) but even in those seasons there were a few classic episodes as well.

8 top class seasons out of 11 is pretty impressive and the show declined mainly because a large amount of writers left after the 7th season not because of Daphne and Niles being together.

Frasier and the Simpsons at there best had more laughs per minute than any other sitcoms in my opinion.

It's very hard for comedys to keep being funny. For Frasier to be good for 7 seasons, at 24 episodes a season is amazing. Considering Only Fools and Horses is held up as one of the best british comedys, that got shíte when Cassandra and Raquel came into it. That was the 24th episode. That's 1 season of Fraser!

Anyway, for me it's Peep Show, makes me laugh out loud more than anything else and one of the few comedys that I can watch again.

The_Valeyard

Father Ted
Black Books