Friends & Frasier for me I used to love porridge & open all hours too

 

 

goes for a rummage 

I never really got the Friends thing when it first was on Summer, but sometimes when I've been off work I've caught some repeats and they have been quite funny I grant you 

I'm like you Pamula ... I've only just got into Friends, and The Simpsons, and Gavin and Stacey.

 

Can't believe I missed all this good stuff

Mine would be too numerous to mention But would have to include ER, Morse, Frost, Doc Martin, and all the Law and Order and CSI series

The mark of a good comedy show IMO is how many times you can watch over and over ...........I watch Friends, Gavin and stacey, Only fools and Horses, Men Behaving Badly, Fawlty Towers ...............and I'm sure there must be loads more .............the Inbetweeners and I could go on and on!

Goes to look for radio show titles....I have one in mind but can't remember the name  

I'm watching Celebrity Juice right now and I love it!  Gino DC'ampo (however it's spelt) is on....which just makes it even better.

 

Apart from that I love King of Queens, Friends and lots of panel shows.

 

 

don't forget him 

 

I think it might have been the Clitheroe Kid and also I liked Ken Dodd 

See now.....everyone to their own but that style of humour just doesn't appeal to me. 

*Clicks* Mind you.....sometimes I thought he was to daft to be funny......along with Norman Wisdom   *Hides*

Friends and my fav radio show is Robin Galloway

 

Aww I love it Nuts  Makes me howl!  I'm not really into older shows but I do love Only fools!  Oh and I always watched re-runs of Fawlty Towers when they were on.....haven't seen them in ages tho!

Oh gawd yes ... Fawlty Towers. That episode where he goes to flick the light switch on and leaves a hand print on that woman's white blouse.

 

Sheer brilliance

 

I went through a phase of watching to the manor born too

LMAO Erin! 

 

 

Pammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 

 

*Clicks* 

Comedy excellence Damesy! 

This is one of my favs

 

 

 

Tis brilliant Pam 

 

 

and we can't leave this one out

 

 

Oh, flippin eck! I'd forgotten about that lot too 

Fighting Talk and Danny Bakers show on 5live on a Saturday morning. Danny Baker is bizarre and funny and FT is just hysterical. Also listened to the Clitheroe Kid as a kid

The navy lark, Clitheroe Kid, Round the Horne,

I'm sorry I'll read that again, Hitch Hikers guide to the galaxy, all on the radio. Monty Python, not the 9 o clock, the fast show, on the tellybox. NB my German friends find the term Clitheroe absolutely hilarious.

I used to love the radio 2 breakfast show with Terry Wogan, and even more so when he did the hilarious Janet & John.

On TV; Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, NT9oCN, The Young Ones, Father Ted, South Park, Fresh Prince,  Family Guy, Friends (although I got into it very late) oddball US stuff like My name is Earl, Taxi, Rhoda

I liked the gentle comedies of the 70's and 80's, such as Ever Decreasing Circles, Butterflies, The Good Life, To The Manor Born, A Fine Romance and The Likely Lads.

Of the more recent ones, I liked Friends and Will and Grace.

My all time favourite has to be As Time Goes By, with the fabulous Judi Dench.

 

Veggie, I liked Rhoda, too - isn't Julie Kavner (who played Rhoda's sister, Brenda) the voice of Marge Simpson?

She is Yogi and the voice of Marge`s sisters. 

 

I liked Carlton the doorman in Rhoda. 

Me too.

"Hello, this is Carlton, your doorman,"

On the telly:  So many but The Thick of it; The Smoking Room; Blackadder; Father Ted; Dinnerladies; Spitting Image; Have I Got News for You and Frasier spring to mind.  I could never get into Friends - found it too annoying

 

On the radio:  Radio 4 has spawned lots of excellent comedy shows, many of which have been adapted for the telly.  I love a bit of satire and 'The Week Ending' was one of my favourites and I also love 'The News Quiz'

 He always sounded sozzled. The bizzare things he came out with used to crease me up.

 

I liked all of your gentle comedies too Yogi.  

I loved the BBC radio comedy panel game "I`m sorry I haven`t got a clue" when it was chaired by Humphrey Lyttleton. 

  and had the great Willie Rushton on the panel