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Dry wit, painful silences and characters with no self-awareness. British comedies turned cringe into an art form, and the world is still catching up.

Mr. Bean
Yes, Minister
Detectorists
Bob and Margaret
Keeping Mum
Smack the Pony
Benidorm
Stand-Up
Do Not Adjust Your Set
At Last The 1948 Show
Scot Squad
Outnumbered
Spy
W1A
A Touch of Cloth
Grandma's House
Yes, Prime Minister
The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret
Coupling
Green Wing
Nish Kumar: Nish, Don't Kill My Vibe
My Family
Thin Blue Line
The Worst Week of My Life
Asylum
Brassic
Ed Byrne: Different Class
Danny Bhoy: Subject to Change
Alasdair Beckett King: Nevermore
Eddie Izzard: Definite Article
Mapp and Lucia
Mount Pleasant
Black Books
8 Out of 10 Cats
Look Around You
Blandings
Bleak Old Shop of Stuff
Monty Python's Personal Best
Night of the British Dead
Two's Company
Ladies of Letters
Only When I Laugh
The B-Teem
Vicious
Siblings
Spaced
London Irish
Men Behaving Badly
Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Warren
Twenty Twelve
Plebs
Blott on the Landscape
Alfie Moore: Face for Radio
Over the Garden Wall
Bad Education
The Royal Bodyguard
Michael Kohlweg: One Night Stand Up
Monday Tuesday Banana
Eric Idle's What About Dick?
Harry Enfield's Television Programme
Monster From British Hell
One Night In...
FM
Monty Python's Best Bits (Mostly)
The Inbetweeners
Ghoul Squad
Teachers
Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus
The Armstrong & Miller Show
The Kumars (New Version)
2 GoMad in Norfolk
Lovers and Other Problems
Spacebin
Masters of Love
Rachel Parris: Poise
My Crazy Love Story
Horatio Gould: Sweet Prince
Breaking Britain
John Mostyn: The Scotsman
Christopher MacArthur-Boyd: Oh No
Eric Idle: Comedy Greats
Rising Damp
Swede Caroline
Porterhouse Blue
Chelmsford 123
The Optimist
Great Night Out
It's a Grand Life
Love Possibly
Made for Reel
A Bit of Tom Jones?
Crims
The Fenn Street Gang
You Lucky People
The Bleachers
Invention With Brian Forbes
On Order and Away

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