Which comedy episode or film can withstand multiple viewings?

Moggy wrote:
Qikz wrote:
Skarjo wrote:I always laugh at the Brooklyn 99 Backstreet Boys cold open.

Tell me why

He just wants it that way.

Tell me why!

Qikz wrote:
Moggy wrote:
Qikz wrote:
Skarjo wrote:I always laugh at the Brooklyn 99 Backstreet Boys cold open.

Tell me why

He just wants it that way.

Tell me why!

number 3 killed my brother

Only Fools and Horses - A Losing Streak, A Touch of Glass, Danger UXD (I could go on)
Blackadder Goes Forth - Goodbyeee
Friends - The One with the Embryos (Girls lose their apartment!)
How I met Your Mother - The Playbook
IT Crowd - The Work Outing (The Theater episode!)
Red Dwarf - Gunmen of the Apocalypse, Quarantine.

Chills, literal chills.

Die Hard.

rinks wrote:
Octoroc wrote:Both series of Look Around You have been added to iPlayer...

I've got a rip of Machadaynu in my iTunes library, so I can listen to it the instant I feel the need.

Thanks rinks: THINKS

I’ve just realised that the infamous Bishop of Bath and Wells in Blackadder…

was played by the same guy as the melty-face Nazi in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

No way!

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rinks wrote:the infamous Bishop of Bath and Wells in Blackadder…

To be honest, not much has changed since those (albiet fictional) days in the west country.

rinks wrote:I’ve just realised that the infamous Bishop of Bath and Wells in Blackadder…

was played by the same guy as the melty-face Nazi in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Really? Which one?

On hang on, only one of them has their face melt

shy guy 64 wrote:On hang on, only one of them has their face melt

I think two. The nazi general and the man in black with the creepy smile.

Stewart Lee’s Scotland routine.

Moggy wrote:Hot Fuzz/Shaun of the Dead.

Hot Fuzz is my top 'modern-ish' comedy film, its sensational.

I was going to come in here to Mention Blackadder II (and TBF IV) and Lord Flash-heart but by page 3 i assume it's been said many times....WOOF. I LIKE IT FIRM AND FRUITY.

more heat than light wrote:A white hole?

I reckon I’ve rewatched S3-6 of Red Dwarf more times than anything else. S6 especially, although it’s the only one I had on tape during the hiatus years.

“She’s obviously an Aries….”

Very few. I just find the comedy diminishes after multiple watches. I used to love Red Dwarf but after repeated viewings it just falls a bit flat. I find this more so with TV shows as I'm more likely to have watched them a lot. It doesn't mean I can't see why they are funny, I just don't find them funny.

The two surgeons 40 to 45 sketch. Never gets old.

Some like it Hot. The Jerk. The Nutty Professor (1963). All classics.
Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Richard Prior standup, also great.

Galaxy Quest

Which comedy episode or film can withstand multiple viewings?

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