Just for fun. Favourite TV Comedy.

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Allo' Allo'

(I don't have a TV so I don't know what's on nowdays :p)
 
The office (American version), I binge watched it on Netflix. It's so funny!
 
MASH , because it was as much a drama as a comedy.
I wish they could release it on DVD, without the canned laughter
 
I like the British shows best for reasons unrevealed to me. My favorite is "Yes, Minister".
 
Not a separate TV show, but a Norwegian comedian called Leif Juster, who appeared in several shows.
He and other guys would do various sketches ... i.e one (which I've seen in English too) where they drive a hot-dog salesman insane making orders along the lines of "Two hot dogs, one in bread, one in paper, one with mustard, one with ketchup and mustard, one with ketchup, all in a paper, and one paper with a bit of ketchup at the tip"

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dunno if Abbot and Costello had their own TV shows?
[video]https://youtu.be/kTcRRaXV-fg[/video]
 
wwjd_kilden said:
Not a separate TV show, but a Norwegian comedian called Leif Juster, who appeared in several shows.
He and other guys would do various sketches ... i.e one (which I've seen in English too) where they drive a hot-dog salesman insane making orders along the lines of "Two hot dogs, one in bread, one in paper, one with mustard, one with ketchup and mustard, one with ketchup, all in a paper, and one paper with a bit of ketchup at the tip"

...
dunno if Abbot and Costello had their own TV shows?
[video]https://youtu.be/kTcRRaXV-fg[/video]
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Lol, I've seen him on TV, "Mooot norrrmalt"...funny. I have picked up a lot of Norwegian from sitcoms lol.
 
Monk was funny. If we are talking about British shows, Red Dwarf was hilarious to me.
 
Step toe and Son(british comedy)Sanford and Son(based off of Steptoe and Son!)
 
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