some UK suggestions
Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 11:41 pm
Thick of It. great political satire, so profane it's unreal. Ian McShane's Al Swearingen is Wally Cleaver by comparison to Malcom Tucker. but, utterly sublime. so good.
Phoneshop: almost incomprehensible accents and jargon at times, but worth it.
the InBetweeners: got some good stuff, kids trying to get laid, jerking off, unreal expectations of getting some, lying about it,....works as a one-trick pony.
The World Around You: a parody of public cable access TV education shows in the UK. hilarious.
Green Wing: lot of people from other stuff (Big Train, Black Books, Peep Show, The Office, Spaced, etc)....pretty good so far.
Phoneshop: almost incomprehensible accents and jargon at times, but worth it.
the InBetweeners: got some good stuff, kids trying to get laid, jerking off, unreal expectations of getting some, lying about it,....works as a one-trick pony.
The World Around You: a parody of public cable access TV education shows in the UK. hilarious.
Green Wing: lot of people from other stuff (Big Train, Black Books, Peep Show, The Office, Spaced, etc)....pretty good so far.