I watched the first few episodes and lost interest. Again a personal thing.
Only watched it this year. Very will written.
Itās harder to classify what is a sitcom nowadays. From the 1960s onwards, they had very specific things - either a studio audience or a laugh track and went with a three camera setup. I Love Lucy was the trailblazer in this regard. Most comedies now are single camera and donāt have the laugh track but do retain many of the same conventions (i.e. recurring characters and locations)
Would be my pick as well. Of the Netflix era Iād say Motherland would edge it for me.
A decent show.
Sex Education wasnāt bad either.
Youāre too auld Iād say. Inbetweeners will rightfully go down as a classic and one of the best ever
I pity you.
Ted Lasso counts as American, I suppose. I donāt know if itās a great but I enjoy it.
Do you still have it?
Not sure if the Royle Family fits into the timeframe?
Nana was a character for the ages. One of the all time greats.
Jim annoyed me though.
the last great British
All this floundering about it really just confirming my observation.
Yes
glenshane:the last great British
All this floundering about it really just confirming my observation.
Correct. In truth itās probably fools and horses
Yes
Sorry about that if you had to climb up into the attic.
Itās on torrents now. It wasnāt a few years ago when I last checked.
Is that supposed to back up your opinion that its great because that isnāt even remotely funny
I dont know if after life qualifies as a sitcom or pure comedy but it was absolutely brilliant
I didnt like Gervais until that
Is that supposed to back up your opinion that its great because that isnāt even remotely funny
I donāt think you know what a sitcom is.
Good one.
That explains it alright, how you like gavin and stacey