Mr Chinnery.

No love for Alan Partridge?

“Would it be terribly rude to stop listening to you and speak to somebody else?”

All of Green Wing.

If we’re including radio, then the whole of Cabin Pressure,

John Finemore’s sketch shows too. I just don’t understand why he’s not better known.

A couple of recent Kiwi shows, Wellington Paranormal and The Educators are well worth tracking down.

i really cannot explain why I find this so funny:

but I do.

I don’t want top-up, I want stays up:

How about of a bit of superbly observed satire. Classic

BBC iplayer have just put on a couple of absolute gems that sort of went under the raider. Nighty Night and Early Doors, both of which are absolutely bloody brilliant!

However, the best comedy ever made, by a country mile, is Peep Show which is just the work of unbridled genius

No love for Alan Partridge?

Don’t sit down Lynn, these are sex people

Reeves and Mortimer can be totally hit or miss, and i don’t think anyone can explain which is which. Least of all them.

Another couple that nearly killed me at the time.

and not TV but the ongoing Roy Hodgson / Warhammer story from Athletico Mince

You can’t pick the funniest. Loads already. But something from this decade…

Friday’s night dinners, mainly for the late great Paul Ritter. There is no filler. Won’t post a clip because you need the whole episode for the buildup

What we do in the shadows TV show is strong in casting and again very little filler https://youtu.be/7Mw1WqL0FV8

I will always love still game though.

Rich Fulcher cracks me up.
I loved the Snuff Box series which I think went under the radar when it was released.

This art gallery scene always makes me titter.

Nick Helm 8OO10CDC

Friday’s night dinners, mainly for the late great Paul Ritter. There is no filler. Won’t post a clip because you need the whole episode for the buildup

Yes, brilliant. The slow build to excruciatingly delivery of the final scene, just fabulous.

Dead fox in the freezer is my favourite, although “do you know how many people I had working for me?” still cracks me up.

As a country we may be on the scrapheap but we do have the best comedy in the world, don’t we?

I’m going to post a compilation of clips, and anyone that doesn’t like it is a slanderer.

As a country we may be on the scrapheap but we do have the best comedy in the world, don’t we?

Hmm I really don’t know. There is a lot of great comedy.

For eg

French – A very secret service
American – Parks and Recreation, Brooklyn 99
Danish – Norsemen
Multi national- What we do in the shadows*
Canadian – Schitts Creek

*I think Netflix etc has made a real improvement of mixing comedic stylings to make some great shows.

We also have some seriously shit comedy to bring down our average:

Mrs Browns boys
Fawlty towers
Etc

WWDITS makes me lol but I’m in the minority I think

Probably my favourite ever sketch, so simple but genius at the same time:

That is a great sketch.

Similar theme

If not this
https://youtu.be/TVk4nh-hBKY

It’s probably this

This still makes me laugh – KL ON Kelly’s tits

“https://www.tiktok.com/@mark_rizzo/video/6983655909041900806?lang=en”

@mark_rizzo

Celebrity Juice (Keith Lemon & Kelly Brook) #WhyAreYouObsessedWithBoobs #YouWouldBeWorkingInDixons #CelebrityJuice #KeithLemon #KellyBrook #ITV2

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As a country we may be on the scrapheap but we do have the best comedy in the world, don’t we?

Yep. without a doubt.

The wife’s favourite one is the cuddle jumper on “Would I Lie To You”

Mine as a kid was the The Young Ones where Neil gets a cold and Vivian tries to help him.

My favourite comedy programme from the last few years has been Man Down. Especially the scenes with Rick Mayal.

I love the scene in Alan Partridge where he goes nicking cones with the porter from the hotel.

Gimmie gimmie gimmie was excellent also, especially the line about the ventriloquist.

youtube.com/watch?v=jxsD6ecxDUg

Also found Big Train a hoot at the time but rewatched and not so much. But some great ideas. The Tyrant at Home could be updated to Putin hoovering.

If not this

I do like a bit of Rab C Nesbitt.

I remember a scene, watching back on my old 12″ B&W portable, Rab barrels in to find a sheep up to mischief. He points at it and bellows, “right then ye, ye are a **** RUG!” It was all in McGregor’s delivery of course but I lost the plot, I was howling.

Chewin the fat..

My favourite Armstrong & Miller sketch is the one with Byron, Shelley, etc., back at the chateau to share their stories. Apologies over it being a link (its no longer on Youtube):

Mine is a tale of an enchanted beast…

First time I watched it I literally fell off the sofa laughing so much…

I was also partial to the Trailer Park Boys Space Weed…. (Great decnals)

Fast Show. There are many gems on here but I still often quote this one at random!

And of course

Barry Humphries on Parky.

This one?

Just seen this for the first time. And its vaguely topical. This Morning content…

show me the age profile of the forum without telling me how old you are…

Also found Big Train a hoot at the time but rewatched and not so much

Lots doesn’t stand the test of time, but for some reason Nightingale and Alfred Hitchcock’s “The working Classes” are still pretty funny

Any of the RAF pilots sketches from The Armstrong and Miller Show were brilliant, especially if you work with teenagers or have children who speak like them.