Whatever happened to the British sitcom?
30/04/2012 … Maybe I’m biased but I feel like I grew up through the golden age of the British sitcom.
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30/04/2012 … Maybe I’m biased but I feel like I grew up through the golden age of the British sitcom.
26/04/2012 … Tell us a little bit about your new Radio 4 sitcom, Births, Deaths & Marriages The sitcom is set in a register office.
24/04/2012 … Richard Herring and Stewart Lee funded the release of Nineties BBC comedy show Fist Of Fun with their own money, buying the rights from the BBC and financing their…
18/04/2012 … Father Ted was oddly flat.
17/04/2012 … I like to think of it as a charity, at least that’s why BBC Three still exists I presume; something to keep the kids from rioting.
16/04/2012 … ‘We’re just not sure it’s original enough.
14/04/2012 … Oh dear.
13/04/2012 … I am a Scouser and lifelong Liverpool fan.
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