Recommend new comedy series to watch?

NIMAN

Technocentral wrote: »

On the same note, last two I 've seen that I loved were Peep Show and Curb, anything since then in a similar vein and of a similar quality that I missed out on?

Have you seen 2012, the show about the Olympics planning?

Its very funny.

wonton

Becker- Its not amazing but defo enjoyable


Modern famly - Probably best sitcom on tv at the moment (or at least one that is at its peek)


couger town - if you like scrubs, this is similar but not as great.

It crowd - insanely funny, not much story line or anything, but who needs it when its this much lol

Luckycharm

wonton wrote: »

Becker- Its not amazing but defo enjoyable


Modern famly - Probably best sitcom on tv at the moment (or at least one that is at its peek)


couger town - if you like scrubs, this is similar but not as great.

It crowd - insanely funny, not much story line or anything, but who needs it when its this much lol

Seen becker enjoyed it
Have tried Modern family and IT crowd didn't really like them
Cougar town watched series 1 tried to watch it again recently had grown stale for me

I like the look of undeclared looks like it was axed after a year but will give it a go.

Watched 1st episode of Happy ending Ok so far hopefully will grow on me - Elisha cuthbert bugged me for a while then realised she was jack Bauers annoying daughter in 24 - hopefully her acting has improved.

pickarooney

I was pleasantly surprised by Cuthbert in HE. She has excellent comic timing.

I_smell_fear

Haven't seen any Alan Partridge based programmes mentioned yet. I'm Alan Partridge, Mid Morning Matters, The Places Of My Life I vaguely remember watching some of Steve Coogans stuff years ago but I think I was too young to appreciate it at the time. Catching up with it now and absolutely loving it! Also downloaded the audio of his book for free which is equally classic!

I too recommend Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld, Early Doors, The Thick Of It, 30 Rock and Arrested Developement. Also, Brass Eye and anything else with Chris Morris' involvement is fantastic

Luckycharm

I_smell_fear wrote: »

Haven't seen any Alan Partridge based programmes mentioned yet. I'm Alan Partridge, Mid Morning Matters, The Places Of My Life I vaguely remember watching some of Steve Coogans stuff years ago but I think I was too young to appreciate it at the time. Catching up with it now and absolutely loving it! Also downloaded the audio of his book for free which is equally classic!

I too recommend Curb Your Enthusiasm, Seinfeld, Early Doors, The Thick Of It, 30 Rock and Arrested Developement. Also, Brass Eye and anything else with Chris Morris' involvement is fantastic

Have seen the Alan partridge stuff which is very good, Seinfeld very good, not a fan of Curb. Seen Arrested Developement and brass eye both excellent.
Will look at 30 rock sometime.

Watched first episode of Undeclared last night looks good was interesting to a very Young Jacks Teller (sons of anarchy) with his English accent and very young Seth Rogan.

DestructiveApe

Hot in Cleaveland is a laugh and jane leeves from Fraiser is in it too.
I'd also recommend Futurama and Friends

Da Shins Kelly

I've started watching the Comedy Central show Workaholics recently, and I think it's so funny. I'd recommend it.

smilerf

wonton wrote: »

Becker- Its not amazing but defo enjoyable


Modern famly - Probably best sitcom on tv at the moment (or at least one that is at its peek)


couger town - if you like scrubs, this is similar but not as great.

It crowd - insanely funny, not much story line or anything, but who needs it when its this much lol

love Becker very underrated. Bob is class. Alas when he went it died at painful death

Tabnabs

Two British comedies that I'd recommend are The Inbetweeners and Gavin & Stacey. Both are very easy to get into and immensely enjoyable.

Lizard Spock

Gavin and Stacey... well worth a watch!

pickarooney

Another vote for Workaholics. I'm not reading back the thread but assume Archer has been mentioned and watched.

JP Liz V1

Tabnabs wrote: »

Two British comedies that I'd recommend are The Inbetweeners and Gavin & Stacey. Both are very easy to get into and immensely enjoyable.

Rev is another UK one that is very good

Shane St.

Like other people have said give Community another chance... It took me a few episodes but then I loved it