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Except "Friends". That's trash. :laughing: |
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The Simpsons before the Simpsons were ever known. Favourite quote: Peggy: Al, you never say you love me. Al (bored): All right, Peg. (insincere face) I love you. Peg (pouting): AL! You didn't say that like you mean it! Al (shrugging): That's cos I don't! also (Kelly (woooo!) steps on Bud on her way out the door --- they're all sleeping on the floor, don't ask why) Bud: Dad! Kelly stepped on me! Al: Get used to it son: they do that all your life! AL! AL! AL! AAAAAAALLLLLLLLLL! Yeah! :tramp: |
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I think the problem with Married with Children was that it was a great concept poorly executed. There's definitely a reason I only enjoyed that show when I was between the ages of ten and thirteen.
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Yeah, no offence to you Americans but I find most US comedy very poor. There are a few --- Frasier/Cheers, Sledge Hammer, Better off Ted, Police Squad, and going back further, Family Ties, Married with children, Soap etc, plus if you stretch it to cartoon/animation, then there's South Park, Simpsons, Futurama, Family Guy (at least up to the last few seasons, where they not only stopped bothering, but made jokes about how they had stopped bothering) --- but mostly my favourites are British comedy shows, like The Young Ones/Filthy Rich and Catflap/Bottom, Red Dwarf, One foot in the grave, Only fools and horses, Black Adder, The New Statesman, Mongrels, Rise and Fall of Reginald Perrin, and of course the classics like Monty Python and Fawlty Towers. We've even had one or two of our own, like Father Ted. But most American comedy just leaves me cold.
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