What i consider to be the best tv show of all time

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in no particular order:

Black books
futurama
family guy
spaced
harvey birdman
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Quantum Leap
Magnum PI
Different Strokes
Goodies

The definitive list
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Re: What i consider to be the best tv show of all time

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Yep, cos I don't have a penis face, with tits on it. :wink:
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my top 5... Black Books
Little Brittain
Da Ali G Show
The office (english version of course)
Spaced...
the English do it so well, and look at us poor Aussies, comedy inc??? Kath and Kim???
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for some reason i couldnt stop thinking about this yesterday after work. and so i compiled my super duper top 5.

1. the league of gentlemen
2. twin peaks
3. blackadder
4. monty pythons flying circus
5. black books

red dwarf is bumped due to the crappy american version , the movie that never came out and the fact the hot kochanski from seasons 7 -8 never got naked.
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kemicalsista just reminded me of classic aussie comedy: the D-Generation, including The Late Show and Frontline. Wickedly funny stuff.
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I used to love Magnum PI!!!!! (cause my dad looked like Tom Seleck :oops: )
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quiet roar wrote:kemicalsista just reminded me of classic aussie comedy: the D-Generation, including The Late Show and Frontline. Wickedly funny stuff.
'Ken oath... Bargearse is the bomb!!!! Anyone seen the video that they put out a few years back... pure GOLD!!!! OB1 and myself tried to sample it a while back...

And Ali G - good call kemicalsista!!!
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A-TEAM!!!

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Hanibal
Face
Murdoch
That chick...

All my childhood fantasies involved growing up and becoming a member of this elite team of ex-soldiers fighting the system while helping local farmers and business people who were being bullied by mobsters, corrupt governement officials and other assorted nasties. GOLD!!!
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quiet roar wrote:kemicalsista just reminded me of classic aussie comedy: the D-Generation, including The Late Show and Frontline. Wickedly funny stuff.
Hey QR, don't forget the Big Gig - Doug Anthony All Stars, Jean Kitson, Glynn Nicholas, Anthony Ackroyd etc etc

When Oz comedy was actually funny....
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great_magnet wrote:Hey QR, don't forget the Big Gig - Doug Anthony All Stars, Jean Kitson, Glynn Nicholas, Anthony Ackroyd etc etc
Fo' Shaw mate, that show rocked. Pate Biscuit was a pisser :lol:
great_magnet wrote:When Oz comedy was actually funny....

W3rd! has gone way downhill since (with the exception of D-Gen)
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Harvey Birdman
The League of Gentlemen
Family Guy
Simpsons... of course.
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Mellogs wrote:I used to love Magnum PI!!!!! (cause my dad looked like Tom Seleck :oops: )
Magnum PI was the bomb. Ferrari's, black helicopters, and hawian shirts.

My sister used to do gymnastics and she did her floor routine to the theme from Magnum PI.
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The Late Show rocked, I got Bargearse on vid... so many good calls in that flick.

Fawlty Towers is genious, not a fan of Monty Python tho... too obvious and slap stick.

English humer is best when its smart, not stupid obvious slapstick, I hate that shit.
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quick wrote:The Late Show rocked, I got Bargearse on vid... so many good calls in that flick.

Fawlty Towers is genious, not a fan of Monty Python tho... too obvious and slap stick.

English humer is best when its smart, not stupid obvious slapstick, I hate that shit.
stupid obvious slapstick is GOLD, as long as it is delivered by someone with incredible comedic timing. Egs?

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mrj wrote:
quick wrote:The Late Show rocked, I got Bargearse on vid... so many good calls in that flick.

Fawlty Towers is genious, not a fan of Monty Python tho... too obvious and slap stick.

English humer is best when its smart, not stupid obvious slapstick, I hate that shit.
stupid obvious slapstick is GOLD, as long as it is delivered by someone with incredible comedic timing. Egs?

Jerry Lewis
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and funniest home videos :lol:
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Lizkins wrote:
mrj wrote:
quick wrote:The Late Show rocked, I got Bargearse on vid... so many good calls in that flick.

Fawlty Towers is genious, not a fan of Monty Python tho... too obvious and slap stick.

English humer is best when its smart, not stupid obvious slapstick, I hate that shit.
stupid obvious slapstick is GOLD, as long as it is delivered by someone with incredible comedic timing. Egs?

Jerry Lewis
Peter Sellers

Word 8)

and funniest home videos :lol:
Like Quick said, they need to rename that show Liz's Funniest Home Videos :P
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Lizkins wrote:
mrj wrote:
quick wrote:The Late Show rocked, I got Bargearse on vid... so many good calls in that flick.

Fawlty Towers is genious, not a fan of Monty Python tho... too obvious and slap stick.

English humer is best when its smart, not stupid obvious slapstick, I hate that shit.
stupid obvious slapstick is GOLD, as long as it is delivered by someone with incredible comedic timing. Egs?

Jerry Lewis
Peter Sellers

Word 8)

and funniest home videos :lol:
Agreed! The reason? Because there is no greater spectacle than that of human failure.

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speakerwrath wrote:Harvey Birdman
werd. my fave cartoon (aside from the simpsons, which i didn't really watch past the seventh season or so).

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Northern Exposure was the best show, wish that would come back.

Mr Bean still makes me laugh, not to mention Young Ones and Bottom was a classic

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mrj wrote:
quick wrote:The Late Show rocked, I got Bargearse on vid... so many good calls in that flick.

Fawlty Towers is genious, not a fan of Monty Python tho... too obvious and slap stick.

English humer is best when its smart, not stupid obvious slapstick, I hate that shit.
stupid obvious slapstick is GOLD, as long as it is delivered by someone with incredible comedic timing. Egs?

Jerry Lewis
Peter Sellers
Screw slapstick, I want my comedy sutble or genious. I cringe at slapstick now... dunno why, I used to love it(when I was a kid, Goodies etc), then I grew out of it.
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quick wrote:
mrj wrote:
quick wrote:The Late Show rocked, I got Bargearse on vid... so many good calls in that flick.

Fawlty Towers is genious, not a fan of Monty Python tho... too obvious and slap stick.

English humer is best when its smart, not stupid obvious slapstick, I hate that shit.
stupid obvious slapstick is GOLD, as long as it is delivered by someone with incredible comedic timing. Egs?

Jerry Lewis
Peter Sellers
Screw slapstick, I want my comedy sutble or genious. I cringe at slapstick now... dunno why, I used to love it(when I was a kid, Goodies etc), then I grew out of it.
Disagree. Why does everything in life have to be so complicated ALL THE TIME. I hate it when I realise there is humour I am not understanding because I don't have a Masters in Quantum Mechanics or intimate knowledge of the breeding habits of Lithuanian hunting Turkeys.

Sometimes simple pleasures are the best, you don't have to think too much and everyone can share it.

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I'm a thinker... what can I say... :? :)
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I like my humour both ways, as much as I appreciate really subtle, clever humour (eg a lot of british comedy), I still vastly enjoy a bit of slapstick.

Movies like Dodgeball make me laugh no matter how many times I watch it, there's absolutely nothing wrong with getting in touch with your inner child and laughing when a wrench hits a guy in the face or a morbidly obese cheerleader vaginally swallows an unsuspecting male cheer squad member's head...
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quick wrote:I'm a thinker... what can I say... :? :)

lol!

I'll slap your stick in a minute boy...
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mrj wrote:
Lizkins wrote:
mrj wrote: stupid obvious slapstick is GOLD, as long as it is delivered by someone with incredible comedic timing. Egs?

Jerry Lewis
Peter Sellers

Word 8)

and funniest home videos :lol:
Agreed! The reason? Because there is no greater spectacle than that of human failure.

If you want to be happy it is not enough to succeed, others must fail!
soooo true! i love both really, but i just can't go passed a good fart joke or something falling out of tree or getting accidentally wacked in the face with a cricket bat :lol: :lol: :lol: makes me laugh just thinking about it!

Lil MiSbreaks - so true on young ones and bottom, they fuckin killed! :lol:
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Black Books is da phunniest (take that Quick! :lol: ).....

Simpsons the bestest longestest running consistantly qualityest show (tramopoline!).....

South Park cos those cunse r fukt in da head!!! :twisted:
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quick wrote: Screw slapstick, I want my comedy sutble or genious.
SuBtle and geniUs?
quick wrote: I'm a thinker... what can I say...
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mecka wrote:
quick wrote: Screw slapstick, I want my comedy sutble or genious.
SuBtle and geniUs?
quick wrote: I'm a thinker... what can I say...
Yep thats right, being a thinker and knowing how to spell are rather different, spelling bores me... I put my thinking to use in other ways...

I'm sure there's some thing about some smart dudes who are illiterate...
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Steve can u illustrate ur point above thru dance? I can't read...
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mecka wrote:Steve can u illustrate ur point above thru dance? I can't read...
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fully forgot about FUTURAMA... (don't know how considering its the only cartoon I've gone and bought the whole freakin series of)
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No Order..
Black books, Family guy, Neon Genesis, Father Ted, Simpsons, Futurama, Fawlty Towers, Seinfeld and Conan Obrien

OMG#&*&&$@^#R0FL#&*$(@#$!!!
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Its so bloody hard to decide.

My favs include (in no particular order) Law + Order, any science show on the ABC, anything created by Matt Groening.
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:shock:

I forgot Curb your Enthusiasm, clearly one of the best shows.
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amulday wrote::shock:

I forgot Curb your Enthusiasm, clearly one of the best shows.
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quick wrote:
amulday wrote::shock:

I forgot Curb your Enthusiasm, clearly one of the best shows.
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werd... love it.
I'm getting all 4 seasons if you want or don't already have.
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amulday wrote:
quick wrote:
amulday wrote::shock:

I forgot Curb your Enthusiasm, clearly one of the best shows.
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werd... love it.
I'm getting all 4 seasons if you want or don't already have.
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4?!? sick, I got 1 and 2, didn't know there was 4... may hit you up soon :wink:
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Could never really get into Curb Your Enthusiasm... Always seemed like a more deadpan version of Seinfeld, with only one main character to focus your hatred upon. I am well aware that the guy used to write for Seinfeld.

Oh one more... Eat Carpet for whenever I'm home saturday nites. And At the Movies with Margeret and David.
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mecka wrote:Could never really get into Curb Your Enthusiasm... Always seemed like a more deadpan version of Seinfeld, with only one main character to focus your hatred upon. I am well aware that the guy used to write for Seinfeld.

Oh one more... Eat Carpet for whenever I'm home saturday nites. And At the Movies with Margeret and David.
Subtle humour at its best, and the story lines are enjoyeable... liked it the first time i watched it... loved it the second time through... gets funnier and funnier.
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quick wrote:
mecka wrote:Could never really get into Curb Your Enthusiasm... Always seemed like a more deadpan version of Seinfeld, with only one main character to focus your hatred upon. I am well aware that the guy used to write for Seinfeld.

Oh one more... Eat Carpet for whenever I'm home saturday nites. And At the Movies with Margeret and David.
Subtle humour at its best, and the story lines are enjoyeable... liked it the first time i watched it... loved it the second time through... gets funnier and funnier.
Hey Steve, do you like the show Curb Your Enthusiasm?
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Hey Hardy, you removed that penis from your face yet?
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quick wrote::penisfaceteef:
An image search of Penis Face Teeth brings me to this pic here.

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This looked like a nice easy place for a 1st post.

Anyway
Simpsons mmm hahaha(thinks of homer with insert brain sticker on back of head)
South Park
Australias Funniest Homes Videos(an hour of laughs, well 45 min anyway)
and
non-comedy
Mythbusters
Neighbours

EDIT
add
That 70's Show
That 80's Show
These are classic
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Welcome :)
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your user name is one letter different from my surname.


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Betson your Avatar is cool :D.

I recon my folks would love black books, right down their alley. I love it 2 its fandizzle.

Samurai pizza cats used to be cool.
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