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1. Fawlty Towers is the Greatest Show with John Cleese Fawlty Towers is the Greatest Show with John Cleese Monty Python gets all the attention but for absolute British comedy genius from John Cleese you must watch Fawlty Towers.
2. Coupling - The Hit BBC Comedy Coupling is a hilarious British comedy that ran from 2000 to 2004 on Britain's BBC2 and won "Best TV Comedy" at the 2003 British Comedy Awards. The show focuses on the lives and relationships of the six main characters.  They are all c...
3. The Benny Hill Show The Benny Hill Show was a groudbreaking comedic television show that originally aired in The United Kingdom. The program featured the original, often racy comedy of the show's namesake, Benny Hill.
4. British TV Comedy Shows - Dad's Army Set in the dark days of 1940 the battle of France and the miracle of Dunkirk have just happened. The country calls on all men to take up arms to fend off the dreaded Hun. This is the story of men too old to join the army, but willing to join the Home...
5. British Comedy - Some Mother's Do 'Ave 'Em Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em was a hugely popular British comedy series, broadcast by the BBC in the 1970s. It was considered unlikely to succeed but the series triumphed due to the outstanding performance of Michael Crawford as the hapless Frank Spencer...
6. The Office - Is the US or UK Version Better? I've watched the entire series for the American and British versions of The Office. They're both hilarious but the US version is better. David Brent might say "Yeah, he's American and watched the US version first so who cares what...
7. Victoria Wood Video Showcase British comedienne Victoria Wood could always make me laugh out loud! I have loved her observational and parodic humour since first seeing her some time ago. She is perhaps not as media visible these days, but her wit has stood and still stands the...
8. British Comedy - Goodnight Sweetheart Meet Gary Sparrow, an ordinary bloke with an extraordinary life. Juggling his roles as devoted husband to Yvonne and dependable friend to Ron. In the East End of London lies a strange alley - Duckett's Passage - his discovery of the alley eads Gary b...
9. Benny Hill Benny Hill, whose name at birth was Alfred Hawthorn Hill, was born in United Kingdom in 1925. Hill enjoyed a long run as one of the most recognizable comedic faces on British television.
10. Terry Gilliam Terry Gilliam is a film director who first came to public attention with the British comedy troupe Monty Python's Flying Circus, where he first became known for his cut-out animations.  With the expansion of the Pythons into feature films, he be...
11. The 100 Best Television Lenses These are the 100 Best Television Lenses on Squidoo, as determined by little ole me - JustBon! Included are lenses on various genres of television, such as TV shows, television actors and actresses, televisions and so much more! I have tried to rev...
12. Black Adder Another one of my favorite characters on TV, is Rowan Atkinson.  He's simply hilarious.  If you've seen some of my other 'people' lenses, you'd know that I sometimes give my own personal opinion about a person's character.  Rowan, howe...
13. Mr. Bean Mr. Bean is a character played by Rowan Atkinson. He is a child-like, socially inept, clumsy guy who tries hard and means well, but by such often finds himself is difficult situations. Mr. Bean's greatest talent is his imagination. He has a way of so...
14. British Comedy - Father Ted  Father Ted is a comedy series about three catholic priests living on a remote island off the coast of Ireland called Craggy Island. The main characters are Father Ted Crilly, Father Dougal Mcguire and the retired Father jack Hackett w...
15. British Comedy - Vicar Of Dibley When the village of Dibley's vicar died in the middle of the service, the locals did not know what awaits them. They get a woman vicar with a bob cut and magnificent bosom. The modern music loving vicar with a passion for chocolate is not the only ec...
16. "Hot Fuzz" Movie Review Police officer Nicholas Angel (Simon Pegg) is transferred to a rural village. On arrival, Angel teams up with the oaf-like PC Danny Butterman (Nick Frost) and together they investigate a series of mysterious murders, all of which are classed as 'acci...
17. British Comedy - Allo Allo Its been 15 years since the Great British comedy "Allo Allo" finished with the liberation of the town. Rene survived the war and runs off with Yvette and the picture of the "Fallen Madonna with the big Boobbies". The timeless come...
18. Victoria Wood's Acorn Antiques The extremely funny Acorn Antiques was a parody of a mini soap opera (based on the long-running British soap, Crossroads) set in a shop on the outskirts of the fictional town of Manchesterford, England. Viewers were gripped with the everyday dr...
19. The Mighty Boosh
20. Hugh Laurie Hugh Laurie is a true Renaissance Man - he writes (beautifully), plays several instruments (beautifully), sings (quite well), and is such a gifted actor that those who know him only as Gregory House, M.D., are surprised to learn that he was also the...