Your Favourite British Comedies of All Time

[nlgbbbblth]

Not a comedy but a mockumentry series.
Brasseye

Chris Morris is brilliant. Loved The Day Today, Brass Eye and Jam.

The late David Amess appeared in Brass Eye, Cake episode.

[Banshee Bones]

Damn almost forgot the genius of Sean Lock's '15 Stories High':

My fave episode is about the dead swan and a side story concerning a pair of trainers. The last scene is pure magic...

Yeah. That was gas. I'm in knots looking at it.

Only messing. It's not funny at all

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Renta Ghost with Kenny Everett

Wouldn't be acceptable as children's tv today

[490808]

All in the best possible taste ............

[Cyclepath]

Yeah. That was gas. I'm in knots looking at it.

Only messing. It's not funny at all

Can't please everyone! have a look at some of the other episodes!

[Tigger]

Renta Ghost with Kenny Everett

Wouldn't be acceptable as children's tv today

Was Kenny in renta ghost ? If you think he always the jester then look again

[95438756]

don't care. the series has clearly dated today, pre CGI effects. good for its time.

[490808]

Then imagine getting Love Thy Neighbour (1972 TV series) past the censor these days.

Just spotted this on Amazon

[nlgbbbblth]

Just spotted this on Amazon

I own that Love Thy Neighbour box (it also contains the feature film) and hundreds more sets released by that label - www.networkonair.com
They have made serious inroads on releasing DVDs from the ITV archives over the last 20 years. Some very obscure titles among them that could only have sold a few hundred copies.
They have also have tackled a few BBC titles.

[6456739]

It's quite puerile and silly but I do enjoy Bottom. A few clips have popped up on Youtube. Takes me back. As daft as it is, the chemistry between Rik and Ade is phenomenal.