What British or American TV programs do you like? (live, rich)
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Came across a lovely comedy drama that is British called Jam and Jerusalem, although its name changed for US audiences and it is known as Clatterford. It is about a group of women living in the countryside and has great actresses including Dawn French.
Respect galore there. One of the finest...My Mrs likes the CSI stuff. Myself on the other hand I`m not a big watcher of the goggle box..
One thing I do like, but even then I don`t put myself out for, is "My Name Is Earl"..
I don`t know why, but it tickles me...
Respect galore there. One of the finest...My Mrs likes the CSI stuff. Myself on the other hand I`m not a big watcher of the goggle box..
One thing I do like, but even then I don`t put myself out for, is "My Name Is Earl"..
I don`t know why, but it tickles me...
Ah thats one I forgot My Name Is Earl its a great comdey good spot
My favourite US show of the moment is Curb Your Enthusiasm - pure hilarious genius. Just my sense of humour.
I could list loads of other shows from the classics of my youth (Kojak, Starsky & Hutch, Hill Street Blues) to more modern greats (24, Desperate Housewives) to the weird (X files, Lost, Twin Peaks) and so many more.
Comedy shows are endless (Seinfeld, Frasier, Cheers, Larry Sanders) - for all the crap there is a huge amount of brilliant t.v.!
I am embarrassed by some of the British shows listed here that are shown in the States - they shouldn't have even been aired here (I wont name them for fear of upsetting those of you that like them)!
Oh, how about Northern Exposure? I loved that show. Curb your Enthusiasm is just brilliant. Larry David has such an unfortunate look about him on the show. He plays it brilliantly and bad things do just happen to him. I still watch Seinfeld now as I don't find that the show dates. Yep Starsky and Hutch, brilliant. But what about The Sweeney. How great was that?
I like (UK) Mock the Week, QI, To Buy or Not to Buy, My Family, Blackadder, The Thin Blue Line, The Vicar of Dibley and Wallace and Gromit.
(US) Criminal Minds, NCIS, CSI Las Vegas and NY, Close to Home, House, Friends, Two and a Half Men, King of Queens, How I Met Your Mother, Ghost Whisperer, ER, Grey's Anatomy, Heroes, Dexter, Boston Legal and Forensic Detectives.
My favourite US show of the moment is Curb Your Enthusiasm - pure hilarious genius. Just my sense of humour.
I could list loads of other shows from the classics of my youth (Kojak, Starsky & Hutch, Hill Street Blues) to more modern greats (24, Desperate Housewives) to the weird (X files, Lost, Twin Peaks) and so many more.
Comedy shows are endless (Seinfeld, Frasier, Cheers, Larry Sanders) - for all the crap there is a huge amount of brilliant t.v.!
I am embarrassed by some of the British shows listed here that are shown in the States - they shouldn't have even been aired here (I wont name them for fear of upsetting those of you that like them)!
I think some Americans are in so much awe of the "motherland" and it's inhabitants that anything British is quaint. Maybe they do find it funny or entertaining I don't know. What I do know is that so much of it is cringe worthy and gawd awful...the acting, the outfits, the sets...just nasty.
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