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British Comedy: A Guide (Part II: The SitCom Complete Guide)

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Prof. Ratigan

Looking over Comedy.co.uk and its list of comedies can be a little daunting–perhaps more daunting for me, as someone who takes themselves to be pretty knowledgeable of the genre. Well, I’ll see if I can’t cut through some of that for you. … Continue reading →

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British Comedy: A Guide (Part II: The SitCom Tier 3)

Posted on March 10, 2012 by Prof. Ratigan

This is Tier 3. Now, I’ve started to realize that as these go down in quality, the desire for a novice to read about them probably loses some of its urgency. Really, you’d just be reading to see how I … Continue reading →

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British Comedy: A Guide (Part II: The SitCom Complete Guide)

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British Comedy: A Guide (Part II: The SitCom Tier 3)

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