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British shows ever. Contrary to popular belief, not all good TV shows come from Hollywood. Sure, big studios can spend much more money on the production, but it does not necessarily mean better quality when it comes to the content. We have compiled a list of the best of British shows and there is something for everyone. Given, the comedy list is perhaps a bit too long, but as I have grown up on it, it is difficult to just name a few. Be as it may, whether you like your domestic goddesses, nerve wrecking thrillers, the hilarity and intelligence of QI, aliens from outer space or just plain old whodunits – take your pick and enjoy our selection.

Situation comedies. None can do comedy quite as well as the Brits. Most of these series will tickle you pink with glee. From golden oldies to modern date favorites, if you fancy a laugh one of these series is sure to tickle your funny bone.

Only Fools and Horses. The Plot: Story of 2 Cockney brothers, who are wheeling and dealing small time at the local market and dreaming of becoming millionaires. And no, they are not dealing drugs the most dangerous item Delboy and Rodders ever wheeled and dealed were the exploding blow up dolls. The hook: Dimwitted as they might be on occasion, you cannot help by becoming fond of the Peckham crew and the Trotter boys.

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Favorite catch phrase: This time next year we’ll be millionaires; He who dares wins; Lovely jubbly. Favorite quote: Rodney: If there is such a thing as reincarnation, knowing my luck I’ll come back as me. To see Only Fools and Horses clip click here. Blackadder. The plot: Blackadder is a cunning shrew with an acute bout of bad luck. You will follow his story from century to century, all the way to World War I trenches and the best season by far.

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Keep your eyes open for appearances by Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry. Watch Online Watch The Vatican Exorcisms Full Movie Online Film there. And Baldrick is – well you have to see for yourself. The hook: Hilariously funny it will give you a glimpse just how good the British are at making fun of themselves.

Favorite catch phrase: I have a cunning plan. Favorite quote: Private Baldrick: I have a plan, sir. Captain Blackadder: Really Baldrick?

A cunning and subtle one? Private Baldrick: Yes, sir. Captain Blackadder: As cunning as a fox who’s just been appointed Professor of Cunning at Oxford University? Private Baldrick: Yes, sir.

To view the clip from Blackadder click here. The Office. The plot: A mockumentary about daily goings on of employees in a paper company in Slough. Awkward, decidedly non PC but never boring, Office could have you laughing out loud or cringing in shame, sometimes both at the same time. The hook: Ricky Gervais – watch the master of awkward pause at work.

Favorite quote: David Brent: I’ve sort of fused Flashdance with MC Hammer shit. David Brent: I gave a speech only this morning to my staff assuring them that there would not be cutbacks at this branch and there certainly wouldn’t be redundancies, so…Jennifer Taylor- Clark: Well, why on Earth would you do that? David Brent: Why? Oh, don’t know. A little word I think’s important in management called morale. Jennifer Taylor- Clark: Well, surely it’s going to be worse for morale in the long run when there ARE redundancies and you’ve told people that there won’t be.[pause]David Brent: They won’t remember. To view the clip from the Office click hereand here. Red Dwarf. The plot: David Lister – former chicken soup machine repairman and the last human being alive is lost in space on a mining ship called Red Dwarf with a anal hologram, senile computer, neurotic android and a humanoid mutation of his cat for company.

The hook: Sci. Fi comedy that although decidedly bad in the special effects department will make laugh you out loud. Favorite catch phrase: Stoke me a kipper, I’ll be home for breakfast; Smeg! To view clip from Red Dwarf click here and here. Absolutely Fabulous. The plot: Edina Moonson and her friend Patsy are self obsessed, immature, obsessed with fashion, alcohol and drugs (but not necessarily in that order) Londoners who crave fame, fortune and slim waist (at least Edina does).

Patsy, by her own admittance, has not eaten since 1. The hook: Outrageous, over the top and decidedly dim Edina and Patsy give a whole new meaning to the word excess. Favorite catch phrase: Its fabulous darling. Favorite quote: Eddie: Pats.

Pats. You know, like, when you are in a room or something, and you think someone is like staring at you…Patsy: In a room? Eddie: Or in a plane. Anywhere… anywhere… And you are sort of doing things because you think someone is looking at you like people are looking at you, you know? Patsy: On a plane? Eddie: Well, anywhere… anywhere… And then you look at them and they are just sort of asleep but their head is flopped in your direction, you know? Well, I don’t want THAT to happen. I don’t want THAT to be my life, you know.

The whole world asleep. To view clip from Absolutely Fabulous click here and here.

Bottom. The plot: Richie Richard and Edward Elizabeth Hitler (I’m not making this up) are best of friends, who loathe each other, but because they are both so vile they are forced to socialize together. Bottom is an acquired taste and is sardonically funny, once you get over the violence, cannibalism and dirty underpants.

The hook: Hm, let me get back to you on that one. Favorite catch phrase: May I say, what a SMASHING blouse you have on? Favorite quote: [the boys believe they’ve just killed the meter reader]Eddie: Hey! Maybe he’s not dead. Maybe he’s just stunned! Why don’t you give him the Kiss of Life?

Richie: Yeah![pause, disgusted look]Richie: No I will NOT! You sad pervy! We’ve got a dead body in the house and your first idea is to sexually assault it! To view clip from Bottom click here. One foot in the grave. The plot: After being forced into early retirement Victor Meldrew grumpily, resentfully and with a good dose of sardonic humor explores the life of a senior citizen and gives the term bad luck a whole new meaning.

The hook: The situations Victor gets himself into are beyond bizarre, but hilariously funny. Favorite catch phrase: I don’t believe it! To view clip from One Foot in the Grave, click here. Fawlty Towers. The plot: Neurotic, arrogant and short tempered hotel owner has low tolerance for his guests, his wife Sybil and their Spanish waiter Manuel. Needless to say hell breaks loose in every episode. The hook: Brilliant John Cleese as Basil Fawlty.

Favorite catch phrase: You’ll have to forgive him. He’s from Barcelona; Don’t mention the war! Favorite quote: Basil Fawlty: [two guests are speaking to Basil in German] Oh, German. I’m sorry, I thought there was something wrong with you. To view clip of Fawlty Towers click here. Extras. The plot: Andy Millman and his friend Maggie Jacobs are out of work actors that supplement their income by working as extras. Andy never had a speaking role, while Maggie talks a bit too much and manages to put her foot in every time.

The hook: Hilariously funny comedy by the king of awkward pause Ricky Gervais plus a celebrity sighting in every episode. Favorite catch phrase: Is he having a laugh? Favorite quote: Andy Millman: What’s happening with my script?

Darren Lamb: What script? Andy Millman: [rolls eyes] The script I gave you two months ago. Darren Lamb: Is it funny? Andy Millman: You haven’t read it? Darren Lamb: What’s it called? Andy Millman: “When the Whistle Blows”. Darren Lamb: [writing] “When the W Blows”.

Andy Millman: Don’t just write “W” you’ll forget what the W stands for. Darren Lamb: “When the Wind Blows”. Andy Millman: “Whistle”! Darren Lamb: Got it.[writing]Darren Lamb: “W” equals “Wind”.

Andy Millman: “Whistle”! Darren Lamb: [writing] “When the Whistle Blows”. Andy Millman: So that’s done, I can forget about that, I’ve got my best man on it. Just make sure the phone’s plugged in. Darren Lamb: You joke, but it was off for two days… no one noticed.

To view clip from Extras click here. Yes Minister/Yes Prime Minister.