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I really enjoyed the Detectorists and W1A. What do you recommend?
Russell Howard's good news. HIGNFY obvs.
Ab Fab
for years i wouldnt watch it as i thought it was going to be really naff,
im not sure why but i watched series one over xmas, i thought it was absoultely hilarious :-)it might be because both women remind me of my current g/f
i also enjoyed the detectorists
If you like Peter Kay then Car Share was great. Recently been watching them again over Xmas and they are as good second time round.
Things that have made me properly laugh in the last year were -
Detectorists
Toast of London
Catastrophe
House of Fools
Brian Pern - a life in rock
Not all BBC and probably not all available right now.
Brian Pern was brilliant. New series coming too.
Car Share was nice.
Catastrophe isn't on iplayer, but also ace. More documentary than comedy.
Josh - a bbc sitcom which is actually funny
You have been watching Matt Berry does....haven't you? A good few minutes well spent, although they don't seem to hang around long on the iplayer.
Him and her
Radio comedy is great.
Anything by or with John Finnemore.
Bleak Expectations
Milton Jones
Think the Unthinkable
Loads of other stuff on 4Extra as well - just look at the schedule.
Is Cabin Pressure still on there?
I find John Finnemore unlistenable.
Milton Jones' does my nut too.
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some of the finest radio comedy ever produced (sorry pook!).
Series 1 of Mighty Boosh is on there at the moment - worth a go. Also first series of Uncle - very good. Not on iPlayer right now, but look out for it when it comes back - People Just do Nothing. So so good. One of the best things I've seen in a long time. Otherwise, as has been mentioned, get yourself over to All 4 for Toast of London (series 1 and 2 v good - not watched 3 yet), Fresh Meat, Catastrophe (loses its magic in series 2) and of course Peep Show (bit marmite)
I find John Finnemore unlistenable.
Wow, I know it takes all sorts, but seriously? His Souvenir Programme is one of my favourites at the moment.
You can still pick up episodes of Laura Solon : Talking and Not Talking, which I also enjoyed (don't bother POOK :-)).
I also enjoyed:
Simon Evans Goes to Market
Mark Steel's in Town
Both fit into that category (which Radio 4 does so well) of shows that can make you laugh and make you think.
People Just do Nothing
Is that the Beats and Grinder thing? I don't watch a great deal of TV, but bumped into that and thought it had potential.
What was that BBC 3 thing set in the Afghan War ? Went downhill a bit, but the first series or two were well worth a watch (a sort of modern day MASH).
Crims is a good watch as well. And as Twang said so is Josh
Is Cuckoo on there still? That's good.
House of fools
Josh is ok, old school in a good way I think.
Catastrophe series 1 was brilliant. S2 was a bit close to home, so wasn't as funny for me.
BBC Afgan war comedy = Bluestone 42.
Toast of London - great one this, check out Fresh Meat on there also
Love the old stuff on 4Extra.
Just had Hancock & The Goons on whilst I had lunch.