[ SECRET POST #2336 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2336 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I personally don't find 98% of US comedy funny at all, I'm Australian and was raised on mostly UK comedy which is quite different. Red Dwarf was my fave show as a teenager, for instance. And other British classics like the Young Ones, the Goodies, Yes Minister, Blackadder, Fawlty Towers, Drop The Dead Donkey ... I was a huge fan of the Australian D-Generation. (Lots of terrible terrible UK comedy however.) More recently, Misfits and NZ's show about Norse gods The Almighty Johnsons are memorable for making me laugh til I cried which is one of the best feelings ever. I like my comedy to have a big dose of snark or pathos or absurdity, and I also appreciate shows, comics and books which liberally mix in comedy with the drama, Doctor Who for instance, and Joss Whedon's stuff despite him being gasp, USian. I just Don't Get US sitcoms, I feel like I've had a humour bypass, the laughter track sure thinks the characters are hilarious.