More than you think I’d say.
Give me an example of really funny irish comedy that the Brits wouldnt get
I think it’s more of a drama apart from the lunatic psychiatrist
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Mayo for Sam?
Hardy Bucks
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Forgot about the immersion too
It’s not an out-and-out sitcom to be fair. A lot of it is fairly depressing. And it is a very low-key, understated series. But there are hilarious moments, just after watching the first two episodes of season 3 there and there was a bit of episode 2 that had me in stitches.
The psychiatrist hasn’t made an appearance yet. 
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don’t water it too much, you cunt
There’s fuck all. I’ve even gone through top 10 lists. One that stands out is Killinaskully, and they would like that. Hardy Bucks yeah, another one. There’s plenty of differences in the humour.
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Just watched the first two myself tonight. The trip to the Swingers was fucking gas, especially about yer wan with the one good hand
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the show from the 90’s?
That and the scene with yer man in the bath were gold. 
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Not funny.
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They loves Mrs Browns Boys… and Fr Ted,
Had a good one there with the auld boy. He’s able to get around Netflix alright and he finished Breaking Bad there a couple of weeks ago. I’m here this weekend with him and he’s watching something on the TV
Me: Well ( this is how all conversations start in KK), what are you watching now?
Dad: Ah Jaysus tis brilliant, best thing ever I watched.
Me: Okay that’s great, what’s it called?
Dad: “Jimmy, call Jimmy”.
Me: 
Rocko will give a TFK hoodie to the first correct answer to what the show is actually called.
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Still down as one of top comedies in the country regardless.
Was it @LionelRitchie or some other deviant who recommended Undercover on here? The new series is up and it is as equally bad as the previous ones. It’s actually awful stuff but I’m invested now so I feel I have to see where it goes. Ferry is a right eejit
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Better call Saul
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