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05-18-2007
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| Discussion starter Join Date: May 2007
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|  Re: Sitcoms best sitcom ever made was "Fawlty Towers", made 30 years ago starring John Cleese. Fawlty Towers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia B A S I L!!!  |
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05-18-2007
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| Commentator  Join Date: May 2007 Location: Budapest, Hungary
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| Re: Sitcoms Fawlty Towers an Hallo! Hallo! are really good. I'm not watching too much sitcoms nowdays. Saw almost all episodes of Friends, and a lot of Married with children though. |
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05-19-2007
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| Re: Sitcoms Currently? None. Favorites of the past: Faulty Towers, Are you Being Served?, Grace Under Fire, Ab Fab (which I own a lot of on VHS and DVD), and Chef... One Foot in the Grave was pretty good too. |
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05-19-2007
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| Level 37 Bureaucrat  Join Date: May 2007 Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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 I don't have any kind of USA<UK complex, but Britain makes the best sitcoms  | |
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05-19-2007
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| Interested participant  Join Date: May 2007 Location: Mystery freakin' island
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| Re: Sitcoms Any show with a laugh track is terrible. Scientifically and technically, they're quite clever and successful. If a group of people laugh at something, the viewers are more prone to laughing too. Monkey see, monkey do. But the actual jokes are terrible, compared to real comedies like Arrested Development and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. |
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05-20-2007
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| Re: Sitcoms Not Going Out w/ Lee Mack, on BBC1 @ 10.35pm on Mondays when its running, very fast paced and packed with hilarious one-liners. Scrubs and My Family are pretty good as well, Robert Lindsay makes me laugh. |
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other good sitcome include: One Foot in the Grave Only Fools and Horses Porridge Blackadder | |
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05-21-2007
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