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Poser wrote:

Tomous wrote:

Poser wrote: Also, the Peep Show (my number 1) at 11

The Peepshow?

I chopped and changed that post a fair bit.

You then missed off The from The Inbetweeners.

Sort your gooseberry fool out Poser.

Tomous wrote:

Poser wrote:

Tomous wrote:

Poser wrote: Also, the Peep Show (my number 1) at 11

The Peepshow?

I chopped and changed that post a fair bit.

You then missed off The from The Inbetweeners.

Sort your gooseberry fool out Poser.

I think... ah, strawberry float it.



THE LIST IS SHITE.

Karl refused to rename the thread title to ""Proof Public Votes Don't Match Moggy's Opinion""

He's such a wipe gap.

Peep Show is by far the best thing on that list.

The only other show on that list I'll watch as a guilty pleasure is Benidorm, its hardly the most intelligent comedy ever written but it has a certain rough working class charm akin to Rabb C Nesbitt or Bottom.

Hexx wrote:Karl refused to rename the thread title to ""Proof Public Votes Don't Match Moggy's Opinion""

He's such a wipe gap.

CONFIRMED Hexx is a Mrs Brown's Boys fan.

I used to love Peep Show then just suddenly started to hate it for some odd reason, no idea why. I've had the misfortune of seeing Mrs Brown's Boys once and it was dreadful. The only people I ever hear talk about it are the banshees in the canteen at work in their 40s.

My favourite on that list is definitely the IT Crowd. The episode where they go to the theatre when Roy pretends he's disabled after being caught in the disabled toilet and Moss just appears as the barman is amazing and probably has one of my favourite moments of comedy timing ever.

I think one of my favourite payoffs from that was the police pulling aside the guy who matched Roy's completely random description

chalkitdown wrote:I would like to apologise on behalf of all Irish people for inflicting this gooseberry fool upon the rest of the world.

This.

We're proud of Father Ted, Moone Boy and the IT Crowd but Mrs' Browns boys is awful, thank yourselves lucky you only had it for the past few years, we've had adverts for DVD'S and Theatre venues about it for decades.

How can a group of people who praise things like the IT crowd, Black Books, Green Wing, The Inbetweeners etc also vote Mrs Brown's Boys at no. 1 and put Car Share so far above Phoenix Nights? Car Share is continuing proof that Peter Kaye has only ever bottled lightening once (see Max and Paddy, Geraldine whatsherface)

Looks like people voted from a shortlist picked by critics:

The shortlist, which audiences were given to choose from, was compiled by Radio Times critics and members of the British Film Institute.

Moggy wrote:

Hexx wrote:Karl refused to rename the thread title to ""Proof Public Votes Don't Match Moggy's Opinion""

He's such a wipe gap.

CONFIRMED Hexx is a Mrs Brown's Boys fan.

Mr parents like it.

I've never seen it cus I'm worried it might be genetic.

Mafro wrote:I used to love Peep Show then just suddenly started to hate it for some odd reason, no idea why. I've had the misfortune of seeing Mrs Brown's Boys once and it was dreadful. The only people I ever hear talk about it are the banshees in the canteen at work in their 40s.

My favourite on that list is definitely the IT Crowd. The episode where they go to the theatre when Roy pretends he's disabled after being caught in the disabled toilet and Moss just appears as the barman is amazing and probably has one of my favourite moments of comedy timing ever.

Every time I hear people mention being disabled I automatically think of that episode and Roy proclaiming "I'm disabled"

IAmTheSaladMan wrote:

Mafro wrote:I used to love Peep Show then just suddenly started to hate it for some odd reason, no idea why. I've had the misfortune of seeing Mrs Brown's Boys once and it was dreadful. The only people I ever hear talk about it are the banshees in the canteen at work in their 40s.

My favourite on that list is definitely the IT Crowd. The episode where they go to the theatre when Roy pretends he's disabled after being caught in the disabled toilet and Moss just appears as the barman is amazing and probably has one of my favourite moments of comedy timing ever.

Every time I hear people mention being disabled I automatically think of that episode and Roy proclaiming "I'm disabled"

Same.

That list is worse than the FHM Top 100. What a sorry state of affairs.

Never really got round to watching much of the IT Crowd for some reason but might have to do so now.

Ironhide wrote:Never really got round to watching much of the IT Crowd for some reason but might have to do so now.

I believe 4 On Demand has all 4 series plus the one off special available.

Ironhide wrote:Never really got round to watching much of the IT Crowd for some reason but might have to do so now.

Do it. You need it in your life.

Tomous wrote:

Ironhide wrote:Never really got round to watching much of the IT Crowd for some reason but might have to do so now.

Do it. You need it in your life.

It really is hilarious.

It's just too good.