My wife and I adore:
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Blackadder
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The Office(UK)
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Spaced
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Fawlty Towers
Is The Thin Blue Line equally funny? Does it have cutting, wicked humor like a lot of the others I mentioned?
My wife and I adore:
Blackadder
The Office(UK)
Spaced
Fawlty Towers
Is The Thin Blue Line equally funny? Does it have cutting, wicked humor like a lot of the others I mentioned?
That’s the one with Rowan Atkinson as a cop, yes?
I liked it better than Fawlty Towers. But, then, I don’t actually like Fawlty Towers.
It’s far from Blackadder level, but it’s clever enough.
Fun and funny, if generally lightweight. It was interesting seeing Mark Addy play a bad guy, and still get laughs.
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I didn’t find it particularly funny. Very lightweight mainstream humour.
Opposite opinion to Tengu, basically. *Fawlty Towers *rivals Blackadder for my favourite ever comedy; *Thin Blue Line *doesn’t even register on my comedy radar.
I liked it enough to buy the DVDs. Not a classic, but funny enough.
I found it fluff comedy. It’s not going to make you think, but it gives a few good laughs. I wouldn’t say it’s “wicked” humour, though, more gentle ribbing of overly serious characters and the situations they find themselves in.
It was a giggle, if somewhat weak in star quality. I wouldn’t put it anywhere near the four you listed, though:
It’s more along the Black Books, IT Crowd level of “almost funny, if only it was tightened up a little.”
That’s how I’d describe it. It’s very very sitcommy.