OK well I like the classics. I like comedy that seems clever --- your Fawlty Towers, your Frasiers, that sort of thing. But then, I also love Bottom, Young Ones, Black Adder, Red Dwarf but hate Little Britain, Gimme gimme gimme and Last of the summer wine and th Good life, and despise Friends. I guess it's more a case of what appeals to me rather than what's actually funny. I could I suppose laugh at something in Little Britain but find the rest of it totally stupid and pointless. I like to be entertained, as does anyone, but I also like to be challenged a little, like why is something funny? It might relate back to something else, be an in-joke or a clever pun perhaps.

Stand-ups I don't usually watch or rate, though two exceptions would be Dylan Moran and the mighty, kingly troll Bill Bailey. I also like Lenny Henry but not Lee wotsit, he of the monkey face. I'm also totally averse to comedy/comedians who get their laughs solely by using bad language or slagging off someone or some ethnic group. And yet I like Alf Garnet, but then that was only in fun.

Evans, that's it. Lee Evans. Can't stand him.

I am also a big fan of Faulty Towers. My parents got me into a lot of that stuff like Black Adder.

Don't you DARE diss Felicity Kendall :mad:

Oh Felicity is sex on legs! Only good thing about that programme! :thumb:

Let me find out you're into amputees.

Duh? Felicity Kendall ain't an amputee!?? :confused: Did you forget to take your meds again this morning Batty? :nono:

Paul what the **** man....hahahaha Dog looks so ashamed.

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I love this because of all those cheesy infomercials where they have people who act like they can't use basic products or handle simple tasks XD