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    Old School Comedy Yes Or No

    Les Dawson .....bit dated but a talented guy

    Dick Emery .....cross dressing superstar

    One Foot In The Grave ......absolute crap

    Rising Damp ......Great comedy actors , superb scripts

    Only Fools And Horses .....never thought much of that

    Keeping Up Appearances .....shoot anyone involved in that nonsense

    Bread ......unfunny scouse cobblers

    Porridge ......top stuff

    Two Ronnie's........could drag on but had their moments , mastermind and hardware shop being the best

    Man About The House ......rubbish but Paula Wilcox was worth watching

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    Couple of unsung heroes.

    The Brittas Empire & Dear John.

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    Quote Originally Posted by splott parker View Post
    Couple of unsung heroes.

    The Brittas Empire & Dear John.
    Not forgetting, Roger, Roger.

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    Dear John's a good shout. Rachel Bell's line "were there any sexual problems" always got a laugh. "it ain't half hot mum" was great but not PC to show these days.

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    Till Death Us do Part.

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    Likely Lads.

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    Hancock’s half hour

    Charlie Drake

    Harry Worth

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    Are American comedies allowed?.....If so, F Troop, The Phil Silvers Show, Beverley Hillbillies, M*A*S*H.

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    Quote Originally Posted by splott parker View Post
    Are American comedies allowed?.....If so, F Troop, The Phil Silvers Show, Beverley Hillbillies, M*A*S*H.
    I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched, Car 54, All in the Family . . . so many.

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    This is a thread that could last a very long time given that it revives so many happy memories. One that I have not see mentioned was the delightful Felicity Kendal in 'The Good Life.' In addition to her loveliness, that show was an interesting reflection of the fading hippy era of the 1960s and its clash with the conventional corporate and social lives of Margo and Jerry.

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    Arthur Askey. Whenever he showed up on the telly my sainted mother could be counted on to say, 'Oh, no, not Arthur bloody Askey.'

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    Dad's Army -best ever

    Hi de Hi and Are You Being Served - had their moments

    Allo Allo - excellent, often underrated

    Blackadder- can't believe it's 40 years old, but still one of the best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bloop View Post
    Dad's Army -best ever

    Hi de Hi and Are You Being Served - had their moments

    Allo Allo - excellent, often underrated

    Blackadder- can't believe it's 40 years old, but still one of the best.
    Somebody suggested to me 'Vlad's Army,' a sitcom about Putin's incompetent assault on Ukraine. Maybe. But that story is not yet over.

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    Me and My Girl
    The Two of Us
    Get Some In

    All the greats.

    One Foot in the Grave was alright. Ripping Yarns was on the iplayer recently; that still holds up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
    Les Dawson .....bit dated but a talented guy

    Dick Emery .....cross dressing superstar

    One Foot In The Grave ......absolute crap

    Rising Damp ......Great comedy actors , superb scripts

    Only Fools And Horses .....never thought much of that

    Keeping Up Appearances .....shoot anyone involved in that nonsense

    Bread ......unfunny scouse cobblers

    Porridge ......top stuff

    Two Ronnie's........could drag on but had their moments , mastermind and hardware shop being the best

    Man About The House ......rubbish but Paula Wilcox was worth watching
    Gggggggg GRANVILLE!

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    Been watching on the buses recently.
    I used to love that show. But my god it's so dated and so poor

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    Quote Originally Posted by Armitage Shanks View Post
    Been watching on the buses recently.
    I used to love that show. But my god it's so dated and so poor
    It's dreary and depressing, with all those people squeezed into a little house, and Stan's romantic aspirations constantly foiled by a total lack of privacy. It's also worth remembering that Reg Varney was in his 50s when "Stan" was chasing all those young clippies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmyscoular View Post
    It's dreary and depressing, with all those people squeezed into a little house, and Stan's romantic aspirations constantly foiled by a total lack of privacy. It's also worth remembering that Reg Varney was in his 50s when "Stan" was chasing all those young clippies.
    Bob the bus conductor was a good looking hunk, wasn’t he, no wonder all the 18 & 19 year old stunners went for him

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    Quote Originally Posted by splott parker View Post
    Bob the bus conductor was a good looking hunk, wasn’t he, no wonder all the 18 & 19 year old stunners went for him
    It was probably his excellent teeth and charming leer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by splott parker View Post
    Bob the bus conductor was a good looking hunk, wasn’t he, no wonder all the 18 & 19 year old stunners went for him
    Even the theme tune plodded along in dull fashion giving the clue as to what was to come - God knows why, but it was a very popular show..

    Bob Grant's life wasn't a happy one after On the Buses - playing that absurd character was as good as it got for him.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Grant_(actor)

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    ummm the young one, alan barstard, bottom...or does it have to 70's stuff.

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    Jim Davidson

    Bernard Manning

    Chubby Brown

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    Fawlty Towers, brilliant.

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