Have any of our American readers watched Peepshow?

[Doobrey]

uncharted wrote:
*Canned laughter*

The canned laughter in the new series of Little Britain is really starting to get on my tits, then again it could just be that this thread has made me notice it more. Still a damn good show though.

Broken News is pretty good too, really taking the p*ss out of news channels. Dunno if BBC America shows that yet?

[Doobrey]

uncharted wrote:
What went wrong with the BBC (specifically BBC2) and Channel 4?  There was a time when they produced a wide range of great comedies catering for all tastes.

Dunno, but with everyone now doing a gazillion freeview/digital channels it seems like they're spreading themselves out a bit thin.
 Luckily for me I can't get freeview, and Channel 5 seems to only work when they're showing footie matches (I'd rather watch paint dry..except I can't get the Home and Leisure channel  :-D ) .. so I'm stuck with the normal 4 terrestrial channels, it's all just all the same {bleep}e, just with different presenters.
 I'd better go before I start ranting.. sheesh, 34 and I can already outdo Victor Meldrew :-o

[Doobrey]

Agafaster wrote:
-edit- who's yer avatar ?

Michelle Meldrum, guitarist in the imaginatively named Meldrum

[Doobrey]

You gotta be kidding Bloodline, the auditions were about the only good bit, it's all just been downhill since then...then again, everytime I've seen it I just wanna shove Johnny Vaughn's face in a blender.

 Mind you, I agree about the morons bit. If they're so desperate to get their faces on TV then they deserve every bit of humiliation coming to them..that is if they are real morons, and not all actors/extras as some rumours are suggesting (have you noticed that the fuzzy haired guy is also in the current blood donation advert too..hmmm)

[Doobrey]

Nah..you forgot they've got anti-gravity generators in the floor of the spaceship.
 I wonder if the overhead lockers are full of tribbles?