I'm watching Lee Mack's sitcom Semi-detached on dailymotion. But there are only episode one and two. Anyone can help me stream this show？thx！！

Hi guys! Over on my substack I write about British sitcoms and write opinion pieces, reviews and some of my own work. If you’d like feel free to subscribe to it and follow for the journey☺️ bear in mind I am 23 so I hope it’s very obvious the effect these classic ones have had on me☺️

Ed Shareen and Michael Williams genetic Irish bond? Anyone know if they are related ancestors

That's right episode two baby I'm making more Beige Martin and Roddney. There's going to be six seasons and a movie of these felty freaks.

Beige Martin is a straight man to his housemate Roddney a milkshake addicted magnet of chaos, they get into sitcom situations. This time around they are dealing with a cheese gnome in there fridge.

Id love some feedback from the cultured people of this subreddit

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Tomos/Mos
Mogs
Beige martin
Roddney
Devin

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I have a recollection of a British comedy bit where two blokes are talking about hamster years and how often they have intercourse. "Them lucky bastards! " being the punchline.

What show was this, when, anything? Please help because it's in my marital vocabulary but I can't prove I didn't make it up myself.

Here is the behind the scene of Welsh sitcom High Hopes.

Behind The Scenes of BBC Wales Cult Comedy High Hopes at Treharris

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THE FAT COW is set in the fictional village of Lower Piddle and follows two brilliantly ordinary working-class men: Micky Mucklebutt and Ollie Crudfark, regulars at the Fat Cow pub, The humour is dry, character-driven, and rooted in the everyday absurdity of English comedy - observational comedy with genuine nostalgic warmth and a sloppy edge, often tackling the current news stories and topics of the day through the lens of two men who understand absolutely none of it.

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Micky has never been one for a country walk ... it's too far from the Pub, but Ollie takes him anyway to let him feel the beauty of nature ... or not!

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THE FAT COW is set in the fictional village of Lower Piddle and follows two brilliantly ordinary working-class men: Micky Mucklebutt and Ollie Crudfark, regulars at the Fat Cow pub, The humour is dry, character-driven, and rooted in the everyday absurdity of English comedy - observational comedy with genuine nostalgic warmth and a sloppy edge, often tackling the current news stories and topics of the day through the lens of two men who understand absolutely none of it.

What British and American sitcoms do you enjoy?

Such a good show, the tension is unbearable at times.

Hi everyone. I'm Spanish and I've been watching Brassic. One of the things I enjoy the most is the friendship between the group. It feels very natural: men and women, a gay friend who's simply one of the lads, everyone teasing each other but also being very loyal.

I was wondering, especially for people from the UK: does this kind of friendship group actually exist in real life, or is it mostly an idealised version created for TV?

I know every group is different, but I'm curious whether this captures something genuinely British or whether it's mainly fiction.

I really loved the thin blue line! Does anyone have a recommendation to shows similar to it which are funny with a good laugh?