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As you can probably tell from our derivitive plagerism, painfully obvious gags and unimaginative put-downs, Galderhat and I are dedicated disciples of the good old comedy. So here, on this very page, we share with you our favourites and the almighty link to the hallowed British (and Irish, natch) Comedy group. Also, on my part, I would very much like to see what little scripts you lot have penned in the hope of making people laugh (I will, oh, believe me) so send them in, cos you know WLW will never print them anyway....
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SOME OF OUR FAVOURITES: (Blame them.)
MONTY PYTHON: Well, obviously. Monty Python spawned British comedy and also many generations of people like us. They should have been drowned at birth.
BOTTOM: Galderhat IS Richie. As in perpetual virgin who likes to say tits as often as humanly possible, much to the dismay of his ever polite girlfriend, who waits near by with a wrench for his nadgers.
FATHER TED: Of course! It's Irish!
FAWLTY TOWERS: THE British sitcom, ironically achieving its glorious status without once having to use the word 'nadgers'. The benchmark by which all sitcoms are judged, and rightly so Cuddy. Still to be bettered, by the by.
THE LEAGUE OF GENTLEMEN: Which I am absolutely obsessed with. They are the modern day equivalent of the Pythons, which many years of decadance spawned. Have a look at my site here.
BLACKADDER: George says "Huzzah!" Must be great. And apparently Galderhat would shag Rowan Atkinson, which, if you ask me, must be illegal.
BLACK BOOKS: Possibly one if the only decent comedies that Channel Four has on anymore. Bill Bailey being actually funny is a rare gem.
TRIGGER HAPPY TV: Aww, Dom Joly, weird name, FAR taller than humans should be and mad. Hey, its Fluffy the Evil One!!!
Send us your top comedy shows and we might put them up. MIGHT.
Righty. Er, well, while converting this page from Geocities Pagebuilder to 'proper' HTML, I've completely failed to find anything on it that I could use as margin-filling material in the new layout. So... I'll just, erm, well... nighty, then.
*Buggers off*