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Had to force myself to like it at times.
Tomorrow's episode better be good.
The office aint your average "HAR HAR HAR *cue laugh* HAR HAR" type comedy, it's sublime and witty, and it really shows that Gervais and Merchant have put some attention into making it to a degree of comedy perfection.
Having watched all 14 episodes of the series, I feel sad that it's hit the end of it all, but I agree that making a third would dampen the series. It's like we got to "know" or associate the characters with our own lifes, as if we knew them personally. The whole "Dawn & Tim" scenario was nail bitingly brilliant and, seeing the ending, put an extra smile on my face.
The Office = Brilliance x 2
"Oh thank god, I thought you was my blind date"
Phoenix Nights is excellent sometimes, but a lot of it is not 'laugh out loud' but things that, granted, get a little chuckle, but thats it.
And his burnt disabled boy. Heh heh :D
And you're right - Buffy is funnier. Best comedy I've ever seen, in fact.
> Obviously nobody here, I mean other people.
Ah, subtley done.
But so very american.
Oh, and peep show? My God that's poor. Yes, it's innovative and it has it's moments now and then but for the most part it's dull and boring.
> Sorry, that was a crap comment really.
>
> Yes, Friends is brilliance (and probably the best sitcom ever), but I
> completely forgot about all the other incredible British comedy.
> Fawlty Towers, Monty Python's Flying Circuis, Only Fools & Horses
> (minus the latest three of course) and more.
>
> Apologies.
Fawlty Towers, Monty Python, Alan Partridge, Peep Show, Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights; all of them dump on Friends from a very great height,
Yes, Friends is brilliance (and probably the best sitcom ever), but I completely forgot about all the other incredible British comedy. Fawlty Towers, Monty Python's Flying Circuis, Only Fools & Horses (minus the latest three of course) and more.
Apologies.