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urban_spacegirl
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 Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
03/12/2005 21:31 GMT
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I agree wholeheartedly - Peep Show is utterly hilarious, as is Family Guy. And of course, Python must get a mention as quite possibly the (second) funniest group of guys in the world.
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
03/12/2005 15:36 GMT
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The most hysterically funny thing I've seen recently is the DVD of Alexei Sayle's Stuff. Other than that, The Late Show, Barry Humphries, Peep Show, The Day Today, Brass Eye, Family Guy, American Dad, The Young Ones and Python are all very amusing. |
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katsup
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Subject: Re: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
03/12/2005 13:14 GMT
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I'm a lover of most 60s/70s english comedy.
LOOOVE hitchikers' guide and also quite fond of simpsons, futurama, family guy and whose line is it anyway
hmm, i'm not all that discriminating am i?!?
Johnny was a chemists son, but Johnny is no more... what Johnny thought was H2O was really H2SO4.....
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rocketgirl
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Subject: What are your 'other' favourites (fluff)
03/12/2005 11:22 GMT
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I was just wondering what 'non-goodies' comedy everyone's getting into at the moment.
I've discovered Spaced and am LOVING IT. At least the good thing about discovering something as good as spaced so late is that I wasn't left for years desparately wanting series 3 and not knowing if it will ever come. Fingers crossed they'll make it at some time in the next 18 months. |
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