Little Britain

If you don't find this funny, can you really call yourself British? - funny sketches (mostly) and overall a good show

A hilarious shock humour comedy that was an icon of it's time. It doesn't pull punches on who it takes the mick of. This wouldn't be allowed to be made today. The BBC hasn't made anything remotely as edgy as Little Britain since and likely never will since the perpetually offended have neutered most of the comedians and sketch shows.

A distasteful, in-your-face comedy even by the standards of its own release, but a guilty pleasure nonetheless. Lucas and Walliams perform a range of skits that, while often funny, certainly go over the line on what is considered 'decent' subject matter. My concern mostly is how the number of new skits slow down over the series. There's definitely some skits whose funniness is dampened by the overreliance on them in later seasons. Not a comedy I'd really revisit nowadays as my humour has, I'd like to think, evolved past the slapstick prejudice style of Little Britain, but WAS funny to me and my family as a kid. Nowadays, Walliams creeps me out, and Lucas seems like an edgelord at the time but actually - pretty decent bloke.

A terribly unfunny show that recycles the same jokes over and over again ad nauseam and they were awful the first time, a painful unpleasant experience that leaves me feeling terrible. Awful, awful show.