Fave classic British tv programmes/shows etc

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The Royle Family

[ErinGoBraghHFC]

Still Game, Peep Show (undisputed greatest sitcom of all time imo) and Brassic are all absolutely brilliant tv


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Love Thy Neighbour

Jings


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[Bridge hibs]

George and Mildred

[Sloop67]

Rumpole ofThe Bailey , Captain Scarlet , The Avengers

[BILLYHIBS]

Agree with other posters Peep Show was quality got all the box sets

[Scouse Hibee]

Man about the house
Robin’s Nest
The Good Life

One of my all time favourites is Benidorm 😀

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Think all my fave comedy shows have been mentioned except

The Comic Strip Presents
Saturday Night Live
A Bit Of Fry and Laurie
Drop The Dead Donkey

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Taggart

[oneone73]

Inspector Morse

[The_Exile]

Think it really depends on when you were born and what was on the box at the time. But my list from a lad born in the early 80's is:

Red Dwarf
Bottom
Still Game
Game On
The Royle Family
Mr Bean
Men Behaving Badly
Goodnight Sweetheart
Atletico Partick

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

Perhaps it's too recent but, I'm throwing Slow Horses in too.

[SteveHFC]

The Inbetweeners

[Jones28]

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The Inbetweeners

Modern classic.

Still Game and Chewin the Fat for me are the pinnicle of comedy. I watch Still Game over and over, it never gets old.

The Christmas episode with the choir and the fruit machine are fantastic.

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The Inbetweeners

Cannae believe that I forgot about that. 🥺

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Think all my fave comedy shows have been mentioned except

The Comic Strip Presents...

Great shout. Some cracking episodes. My favourite was "A Fistful of Travellers' Cheques".

[Pretty Boy]

Can anyone remember a show in the mid 00s set in a block of flats in Glasgow? It was a comedy but pretty dark in parts.

I remember stumbling across it late at night/early morning when I was at Uni and thinking it was really good. Name totally escapes me and I can't recall who was in it so can't look at IMDB. Would like to rewatch it if it was on any streaming services.

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Can anyone remember a show in the mid 00s set in a block of flats in Glasgow? It was a comedy but pretty dark in parts.

I remember stumbling across it late at night/early morning when I was at Uni and thinking it was really good. Name totally escapes me and I can't recall who was in it so can't look at IMDB. Would like to rewatch it if it was on any streaming services.

High times?

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Can anyone remember a show in the mid 00s set in a block of flats in Glasgow? It was a comedy but pretty dark in parts.

I remember stumbling across it late at night/early morning when I was at Uni and thinking it was really good. Name totally escapes me and I can't recall who was in it so can't look at IMDB. Would like to rewatch it if it was on any streaming services.

There was a programme called Looking out for Joe Joe, think it was based in Edinburgh though. 🤔

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There was a programme called Looking out for Joe Joe, think it was based in Edinburgh though. ��

It was.

Robert Carlyle, and it was set around the high flats at Sighthill. Don't think it was the 00's, though. Maybe the 90's, after Trainspotting.

I was just talking about it to my son last night, and the accent that Carlyle used.

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Can anyone remember a show in the mid 00s set in a block of flats in Glasgow? It was a comedy but pretty dark in parts.

I remember stumbling across it late at night/early morning when I was at Uni and thinking it was really good. Name totally escapes me and I can't recall who was in it so can't look at IMDB. Would like to rewatch it if it was on any streaming services.

High Times ?

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It was.

Robert Carlyle, and it was set around the high flats at Sighthill. Don't think it was the 00's, though. Maybe the 90's, after Trainspotting.

I was just talking about it to my son last night, and the accent that Carlyle used.

Aye, I thought that the 00's sounded too recent. Good programme though.

[BILLYHIBS]

Don’t want to be that guy but …

Looking after Jo Jo

Pretty sure I watched it recently on catch up

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Don’t want to be that guy but …

Looking after Jo Jo

Pretty sure I watched it recently on catch up

1000 apologies 🙄

I don't think that programme has had a mention yet.

Mind your Language, for the youngsters looking in.

[Pretty Boy]

High Times is right. And it's on the STV Player. Thanks guys.

[Donegal Hibby]

Mind your language.

Family fortunes.

[ErinGoBraghHFC]

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The Inbetweeners

Criminal it took that long for someone to mention it, genius


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Great shout. Some cracking episodes. My favourite was "A Fistful of Travellers' Cheques".

Yep mine too, me and my mate used to drive everyone daft by reciting the gunfight scene "what's your favourite football team" after a few pints 😁

[Mon Dieu4]

Lots of good ones mentioned, I will throw in

Big Train
Jam

[matty_f]

The Office
The IT Crowd
Vic Reeves Big Night Out
Shooting Stars (actually pretty much anything with Vic and Bob)
Father Ted
Blackadder
Fast Show
Royle Family
BrassEye
Trigger Happy TV
Peep Show
Teachers
Inbetweeners
Toast of London
Coupling
Alan Partridge
Big Train
Thick of It