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Nothing wrong with the New York accent, it's just Romano's voice!RickD wrote:Ray Romano's New York accent, lol.
His character was creepy, sureI've never seen Larry Sanders. Something about that guy(Garry Schandling) just never sat right with me.
I forgot Scrubs!! Superb!! Whoever plays Dr. Cox, this actor is outstanding!!DannyM wrote: 1. Frasier (by a long way)
2. Family guy
3. Simpsons
4. Cheers
5. Friends
Nice list.RickD wrote:Danny, I have a long list, in no particular order:DannyM wrote:Top Gear can be hilarious. What American comedies would you put forward, Rick? I'd go for the old school:RickD wrote:Danny, I've never heard of any of those shows before. They could well be hilarious, I've just never seen them. I watched another episode of Top Gear last night. The one where Richard drives the oversized Hummer in South Africa. That's British comedy at its best.DannyM wrote:Benny Hill??Next you'll be saying that the Carry On films were great comedy! Come on, guys, you prefer Benny Hill over Blackadder, Only Fools and Horses. Fawlty Towers?
Pro, Silver, what do you think of The Inbetweeners?
1. Frasier (by a long way)
2. Family guy
3. Simpsons
4. Cheers
5. Friends
Probably in that order
Classics:
All in The Family
I Love Lucy
1970's Saturday Night Live
The Jeffersons
MASH
The Odd Couple
Happy Days
Laverne and Shirley
Sanford and Son
Three's Company
Newer Classics:
In Living Color
The Cosby Show
Cheers
The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air
Ren & Stimpy(probably my all-time favorite cartoon along with Spongebob)
Fairly Recent:
Friends
King of Queens
Everybody Loves Raymond
Home Improvement
And my all time favorite, most original, genius comedy:
Seinfeld
How did I forget Leave it to Beaver? That was one of my favorites, as a kid.Leave it to Beaver
You ever noticed the similarities between the Flinstones and the Honeymooners? There is a reason for that ...RickD wrote:Oh, and I forgot The Flintstones, too.
DannyM wrote:Benny Hill??
Pro, Silver, what do you think of The Inbetweeners?
DannyM wrote:I forgot Scrubs!! Superb!! Whoever plays Dr. Cox, this actor is outstanding!!DannyM wrote: 1. Frasier (by a long way)
2. Family guy
3. Simpsons
4. Cheers
5. Friends
Yes! My favorite show, actually. I've seen every episode multiple times and I still don't get tired of it.RickD wrote: Fairly Recent:
King of Queens
I think Jerry Stiller makes that show what it is. He was funny in Seinfeld, as well.Rob wrote:Yes! My favorite show, actually. I've seen every episode multiple times and I still don't get tired of it.RickD wrote: Fairly Recent:
King of Queens
Always knew you were a connoisseur, Zoezoegirl wrote:LOVE Blackadder....
There is something so incredibly funny. Rowan Atkinson, hugh Laurie, and Stephen Fry....amazing
Proinsias wrote:The Inbetweeners was good, pretty cringeworthy at times. Some very vivid retellings of my teen years.
Me too.Not quite classic comedy, I could watch reruns of Blackadder for hours, and regularly do, I don't see the same happening with The Inbetweeners. The movie's still on the one to watch list.
Ughh - it has always been awfulRed Dwarf was great in it's prime but it took a while to get going and died a slow death. The recent resurrection was awful.
Classic!!
