Best comedy sitcoms

[Mibbes Aye]

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Wasn’t ‘Big Train’ a sketch show? I remember it being on TV around the same time as the office.

Yeah fair cop. It had some recurring characters but it wasn't a sitcom.

[Hibby70]

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I'm not a great fan of the movies tbh. The original series was just so good, so original, I loved it. The movies were OK, just nothing compared to the C4 series.

Movies are never as good when they do them based on a series. But that dancing scene in the club is one of the funniest things I've seen in a cinema.

[ErinGoBraghHFC]

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Movies are never as good when they do them based on a series. But that dancing scene in the club is one of the funniest things I've seen in a cinema.

Neil dry humping the lassie at the boat party was funny as well


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[Donegal Hibby]

Surprised nobody's mentioned ' Dad's Army ' really good imo .

[Bridge hibs]

Enjoyed Vicar of Dibley too

[danhibees1875]

Friends is the quintessential sitcom for me. I can watch a few episodes every night and when finished just start it from the beginning again. I know all the lines but they still make me laugh every time.

Trying to avoid ones already mentioned... Modern Family and How I Met your mother from America. There's a lot of good British stuff too, I don't think I've seen Cuckoo or Not Going Out mentioned yet which are 2 I've enjoyed.

[Mr Grieves]

Father Ted
I'm Alan partridge
The league of gentlemen

[Jones28]

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Forgot about this. Loved the TV series, both films were really shan though.

I enjoyed the films. The way they’d all been chucked by their summer flings by the time the second movie started was hilarious.

[easty]

Always Sunny, Curb, and The Office (the American one) are the 3 I watch over and over again.

Honourable mentions for

The IT Crowd
Nathan Barley
Garth Merenghis Darkplace
Peep Show

[Pretty Boy]

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Always Sunny, Curb, and The Office (the American one) are the 3 I watch over and over again.

Honourable mentions for

The IT Crowd
Nathan Barley
Garth Merenghis Darkplace
Peep Show

Nathan Barley and Garth Marenghi's Darkplace are under appreciated classics. The broccoli episode of the latter is 30 minutes of comedy gold.

[Hibby70]

Can't believe nobody has suggested Mrs Brown's Boys and Miranda....

I used to work beside someone who actually thought both were hilarious. He was a strange sort who once boasted that he saved $20 by booking a room in Niagara that overlooked the car park rather than the falls.

[Jones28]

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Can't believe nobody has suggested Mrs Brown's Boys and Miranda....

I used to work beside someone who actually thought both were hilarious. He was a strange sort who once boasted that he saved $20 by booking a room in Niagara that overlooked the car park rather than the falls.

I watched Mrs Browns Boys once and it helped me understand why we voted to leave the EU and Boris Johnson’s popularity.

[ErinGoBraghHFC]

Don’t hug me I’m scared anyone?


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[The Modfather]

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Friends is the quintessential sitcom for me. I can watch a few episodes every night and when finished just start it from the beginning again. I know all the lines but they still make me laugh every time.

Trying to avoid ones already mentioned... Modern Family and How I Met your mother from America. There's a lot of good British stuff too, I don't think I've seen Cuckoo or Not Going Out mentioned yet which are 2 I've enjoyed.

I’ve not watched Friends in a long time, but seen the odd scene in passing. It surprised me that it appeared to have aged badly and was all a bit silly. To be fair the scenes mainly featured Joey. Loved it at the time, but maybe I’m just old and boring now.

My list has already been covered by most others (Frasier - my favourite, The Office (UK), Only Fools, Always Sunny, Seinfeld etc).

One not mentioned that I think has aged ok is The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air. Still quite funny and tackled series issues. They don’t make them like that anymore.

[WeeRussell]

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I watched Mrs Browns Boys once and it helped me understand why we voted to leave the EU and Boris Johnson’s popularity.

Miranda far worse for me. I genuinely had to leave the room when someone had it on in my presence as it was giving me a sore heid.

[Santa Cruz]

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Miranda far worse for me. I genuinely had to leave the room when someone had it on in my presence as it was giving me a sore heid.

Think maybe the only thing worse than Miranda and MBB is Officer Karen in Scotsquad.

[ErinGoBraghHFC]

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Think maybe the only thing worse than Miranda and MBB is Officer Karen in Scotsquad.

Naw the teuchter polis are worse in Scotsquad, that fella does my box in


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[Oscar T Grouch]

M*A*S*H*
The Young Ones
Blackadder
Flight of the conchords
Bottom
Porridge
Frazier

[Onceinawhile]

Brooklyn 99
Scrubs
Iasip

[Dalianwanda]

Father Ted
Hardy Bucks
People Just Do Nothing
Only Fools
The IT Crowd
Phoenix Nights
Mighty Boosh
In The Thick of It
I’m Alan Partridge

These are ones i’ve gone back to watch multiple times.

[He's here!]

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Seinfeld.

The Inbetweeners

Loved Seinfeld at the time. A number of episodes remain magnificent but I was actually quite surprised by how poorly some of it has dated. The last couple of seasons without Larry David really slide off a cliff. The quality he maintained throughout Curb Your Enthusiasm was impressive.

[WeeRussell]

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M*A*S*H*
The Young Ones
Blackadder
Flight of the conchords
Bottom
Porridge
Frazier

Completely forgot about blackadder on my list. Goes Fourth means it would get in my top 10. Without the 4th season maybe not.

[SaulGoodman]

Red Dwarf.

[Santa Cruz]

Taxi - forgot all about that one.

and Ab Fab

[heretoday]

The Larry Sanders Show. I have them all on dvd and watch occasionally to remind myself how shallow and desperate people in the public eye can be.

[Jones28]

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Brooklyn 99
Scrubs
Iasip

3 belters, IASIP is some of the weirdest, funniest most bizarre TV I've every watched.

[McD]

Whatever happened to the likely lads

the early seasons of new tricks had some very funny moments, albeit not a sitcom as such

[Donegal Hibby]

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Whatever happened to the likely lads

the early seasons of new tricks had some very funny moments, albeit not a sitcom as such

Good shout on "whatever happened to the likely lads" btw . Another one I watch now and again is "only when I laugh " which i find funny .

[overdrive]

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Brooklyn 99
Scrubs
Iasip

Love Brooklyn 99.

My ex-sister-in-law and her husband are doctors and they used to claim that Scrubs is the most realistic fictional medical TV show, more so than any drama.

Most of my favourites have been covered already, but I can’t recall anyone mentioning The Vicar of Dibley (then I notice it a little further up the page after I posted that).

[WeeRussell]

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Whatever happened to the likely lads

Like it! Been a good few years since I seen that.

I’m going to have to go against the grain here and admit I really hated scrubs.