There's a guy in it that looks a bit like Vincent Cassel. \n\nIn one episode he's trying to talk to this israeli girl making a complete fool of himself. In another there's this guy who's gay but is a tory. Someone please tell me.  \n\nI'd almost forgotten how much I LOVE british sitcoms. There was a time when we used to have them every night until they replaced them with american ones. The british ones are so much better! Any recommendations?
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Ohhhh you know that's really hard to pick, but I think it was Coupling. Was the guy making a fool of himself did he have fuzzy curly sorta dark hair? If so that's Coupling. I love that show.\n\n"So how did it go? Does she like you?"\n"I think I told her I collect women's ears in a bucket". \n\nJeff is his name, his quotes own that show XD
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He's funny sometimes. I like the sketches. But when he's just talking and starts acting like a retard, well, he really does seem like a retard. Overall, the show is a bit dumbed down for my tastes. Sorry.
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Miguel, lmfao kidding.\n\n#1 maybe the new bartender at Neil club the dude they showed   friday flirting with the ladies?\n\n#2 Sharon, she's useless no story line.\n\n#3 The girl at the coffee house, with the accent.\n\n#4 Devon he's too big of an actor to continue to play that role...need a quick exit for him.\n\n#5 Mr. Kim they'll need some reason to get rid of him.\n\nNot the new professor...he's into the brad painting plot.\n\nMy top 5 pics...lol.
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Currently it is Michael Scott (Steve Carrell) from 'The Office - An American Workplace'.  Over the last couple of episodes when Michael has had some sort of 'liaison' with Jan (his boss) I have been cringing at everything he has been saying as all has been inappropriate.  In my opinion, he is far worse than David Brent.  I don't really rate Rigsby as one of my favourites but do think that my husband has most of the characteristics of Richard Richard, which is unfortunate, but Alan Partridge does have a special place in my favourite comedians as we have watched him from the beginning and he has become more objectionable over time and has put Norfolk on the map (well, Norwich, perhaps for the wrong reasons though!!)
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I love it too!!! It's so funny! Those guys are the same guys from SNL and they're great! And of course, even Sarah Chalke from Scrubs is awesome!!!
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neil,mike vivian and rick also alexi sayle as the landlord\nfunny funny. I think ben elton was one of the writers?\n\nfav character was viv, love a bit of slapstick.
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it is so much better that you asked me this question, rather than Michael Richards, the guy that played "Kramer", on Seinfeld....\n\nDawn French is married to a ........^^............;;..........++.................ll............_~_..............kj...............................a great British comic named Lenny Henry.  \n\nI am ashamed to be so racist in this answer, but I just hate anyone and everyone who's played a character named "Cosmo".
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i love that show..get the news with a good twist of humor and no political bias from the right-wing conservatives ;)\n"the word" is the best part..take a look at all the clips on comedy centrals "motherload"
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yeah, i saw a few episodes the other day and i liked it too. they are way messed up, and i never really expected nick to be so paternal to his siblings!
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HAHA, well he's a hilarious character made up from a Jewish guy. Ali-G was a show on HBO and the guy also acted as though he was gay, and also as if he was Borat, a middle-easterner, who was just plain funny. The movie is a spinoff of the show and it is a must. Watch some of the old HBO shows of Ali-G to get a feel for whether or not you like his humor.
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I always liked this one:\n\nFour men die simultaneously and go up to heaven.  As they wait at the heavenly gates, Saint Peter tells them that they've actually overfilled the heavenly quota and are going to have to be very discriminating.  He goes up to the first man, who is wearing an extremely cheap suit.\n\n"You spent your whole life hoarding money and being a miser.  In fact, you love money so much that you married a woman named Penny!  You can't come in."  He tells the man.\n\nHe approaches the second, who is grossly overweight.  "You spent your whole life as a greedy glutton eating whatever you wanted.  In fact, you love food so much that you married a woman named Candy!  You can't come in."  He tells the man.\n\nAs he's making these judgements, the third man leans over to the other and whispers "It doesn't look good, Dick."\n\nIt's cute and funny, mostly because it doesn't see anything wrong with being gay- it's taken to be natural- which is always a plus.
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Speaking for myself only, I definitely don't always get your sense of humor. I always think of Monty Python or Benny Hill. Monty Python I get, but it's a bit too dry for me. I totally don't understand the skit where the guy runs in and out of the room. :)\n\nI LOVE your accents!!!! Nuff said.\n\nAs far as knowing what you are all about, I won't proclaim to really know that. \n\nWe don't get a lot of British shows or movies over here. I don't really know who your celebs are (other than that Spice girl and soccer player couple) or who your biggest musicians are. \n\nI think *most* Americans are interested in other cultures and would like to know more, but unless you are gonna shell out big bucks for a long-range satellite dish, or travel a lot, it's difficult to do. \n\nMy overall opinion of Brits is really positive though. You are kinda like our cousins with the cool accents.\n\nGood question!
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Nopes, I'd rather watch two episodes of 20-25 minutes each, because the sitcom format wouldn't do well in such a lenghty episode format. That is best suited for drama, where they need the time to develop their storylines and depth of characters.
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It's no Seinfeld, but it has funny moments. I like Seth Green a lot, so I think that's the main reason I even watch the show.
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I love that show, it's my favorite show.  To Adam M:  SAM AND DAVID ARE NOT ANNOYING!  They are the two most smartest kids I have ever seen, in a long time.  I feel the show is purely genuine.  I missed last night's show (forgot all aobut it).  Glad to hear Lucy's pregnant again.  I hope Simon and Rose don't get married.  Hope Simon comes to his senses and sees her for what she really is (which is a self-centerd, conceited jerk). Hope Ruthie meets that special someone, I haven't yet. What's going on with Sandy, Martin and their son?  Hope Simon marries Sandy; they are made for each other.  I think Eric and Annie are the best parents any family could have.  Well, that's all folks.
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I've seen it live a few times in London; with some of the same comedians & some unknown ones doing it together. It's not set up at all, they're just very smart and funny people. The other thing to realise is that they probably record 2 hours or so - you see the best 20 minutes on TV. \n\nSeeing them live, there were a few skits that didn't take off, they seem to realise pretty quickly and move on.
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they was a show onces about a gay man who got HIV and went back to his family but his father wouldn accept him.\nit was a very nice episode