#british-comedy

#british-comedy

The Bachelor finale will reveal Grant Ellis's choice between two women.

Michelle Buteau's series 'Survival of the Thickest' returns, showcasing dating struggles in NYC.

British comedy 'Big Boys' highlights mental health and relationships among students.

French show Bref transitions from YouTube to longer episodes with rich storytelling.

The film 'Time Travel is Dangerous' showcases Muswell Hill and celebrates local talent while blending various comedic influences.

Peep Show redefined sitcoms in British comedy, known for its unique first-person perspective and lasting influence, yet remains less recognized in America.

Tony Slattery, renowned British actor and comedian, passed away at 65, best known for his work on 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' and his stage performances.

Gavin & Stacey's Christmas special has become a significant national event, drawing millions of viewers and culminating in a final episode after years of anticipation.

Ben Elton emphasizes the cultural impact of his series 'Young Ones' and 'Blackadder' on language and everyday communication.

Duncan Norvelle, a gentle comedian known for his catchphrase 'chase me', has died, marking the end of an era in variety comedy.

The sitcom 'Smoggie Queens' highlights chosen family within LGBTQ+ communities while featuring the flawed character Dickie and capturing British camp humor.

Chris and Andy review multiple weekend watches, noting connections to Marvel lore and Apple's strategic direction in streaming.

The film combines low-budget British humor with sexual innuendos, leading to a mix of likability and disappointment.

Brandon McCaffrey's performance is a highlight in an otherwise underwhelming comedy.

Over 55 years after 'Carry on Camping,' Valerie Leon reflects on her iconic role and the playful nature of the film's humor.

Michael McIntyre's MACNIFICENT tour at London's O2 with limited tickets available on certain dates.

Shows McIntyre's rise to fame and success, making him a key figure in British comedy.