Top 3 comedy TV of all time.........

Only fools and horses

Fawlty towers

Bottom

1: Only Fools and Horses
2: The Inbetweeners
3: Sattelite City (OUTSTANDING WELSH COMEDY)

1: Bottom

2: Game On

3: The Young Ones

Honourable mention to Fraiser and Red Dwarf.

Neither as Blackadder been mentioned.thought that would have been in with a shout.

Mary Whitehouse Experience

Set of Six

Vic Reeves Big Night Out

There's a few been missed, (love thy neighbour!! & Blackadder) but what about the funniest programme EVER to reach British TV SCREENS

Footballs Hardest Away Days - Featuring that superstar TANK -

Comedy Gold and will always make me laugh until I die

1. Its always sunny in Philedelphia
2. South Park
3. Leeds 0 - 4 Cardiff

But Bottom, the Young Ones, Red Dwarf, Fraiser, all fantastic!

1. Only Fools

2. Simpsons

3. Friends

Only Fools & Horses
Fawlty Towers
Blackadder Goes Forth

1. Fools and Horses
2. Phoenix Nights
3. Royle Family / The Office / Blackadder / Friends

Blackadder

The Fast Show

The Mary Whitehouse Experience

Rising Damp
Seinfeld
The Phil Silvers show (Sgt Bilko)

Only Fools and Horses

The Inbetweeners

Family Guy

Father Ted

Vic Reeves Big Night Out

Rising Damp

Father Ted

Vic Reeves Big Night Out

Only Fools and Horses

swansea trying to play football is the funniest thing ive seen

Love thy Neighbour
Alf Garnet..........
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SERIOUSLY
Faulty Towers
Men Behaving Badly
Only fools and Horses

First one a classic although the PC bed wetters won't agree
Till death us do part was OK from memory but the later ones lost their edge.

I could add...........Party Political Broadcast on Behalf of the Labour Party
Father Ted
Some Mothers Do ave Um
Michael Crawford stuff, first five or six were good

1. Only Fools And Horses
2. The Inbetweeners
3. The US Office

1. Only fools and horses 2. Mrs browns boys 3. Rab c nesbitt

1. Fresh Prince Of Bell Air

2. My Wife & Kids

3. Friends

Kind of addicted to Lee Macks: "Not Going Out" at the moment. Love dry humor.

1. Frasier

2. Only fools and Horses

3. Dear John