Before streaming became a viable means of viewing television programming, Americans had a sketchy look at British sitcoms, Britcoms. For reasons of extreme popularity, I surmise, WMHT repeatedly ...

In “Britcoms FAQ: All That’s Left to Know About Our Favorite Sophisticated, Outrageous British Television Comedies” (Applause, $19.99), Dave Thompson presents a sweeping survey of the very best in ...

Moira Brooker and Philip Bretherton Judith and Alastair from As Time Goes By 1992 host this behindthescenes look at the work of the writers behind many of our ...

IT Crowd 2 -- "A little above ‘Three Stooges’ and just below ‘Are You Being Served’ on the intellectual scale lies the British sitcom ‘The IT Crowd.’ In the basement of a Dilbert-type office building ...

When NBC announced plans to develop its own version of “The Office,” fans of the acidic Britcom moaned. They’re going to make the boss nicer, the fans griped. People are going to start hugging each ...

Are You Being Served? and other British sitcoms might be too hot for US public television. A report in the Christian Science Monitor quotes the manager of a PBS station in San Diego as saying that ...

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The Office” was just the beginning. U.K. formats are flying across the Pond faster these days than the retired Concorde did, with British-originated sitcoms in the works at virtually every major U.S.

New research has estimated a £90 million UK trade deficit in the genres of comedy and drama. According to the study, commissioned by UKTV, UK broadcasters spent more on international comedy and drama ...

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