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by **majortom** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:16

Ever tried calling one?

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:18

No, because i know the chances of getting through are slim and the chances of winning are even slimmer.

by **Citrus** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:20

Cardza wrote:Snobbery is what it is . Quizmania can be quite high-brow at times . But then, each to their own. It's one of those addictive things.

Oh and it's not a con! My brother-in-law got through to a Quiz show with Debbie King on it and spoke to her. So there you go .

HAHAHA

I neaver realsied i had that snobbish side to me :lol:

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:21

So the question is American sitcoms. Well my favourite is Frasier, but i reckon Taxi may be there.

by **Citrus** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:23

stephenmagic wrote:So the question is American sitcoms. Well my favourite is Frasier, but i reckon Taxi may be there.

For me it would be Scrubs - I just love it, watched it from the very begging, it is just full of tatally surreal humour, can't beat it imho, but Friends has to be up there aswell.

O n how could i possible forget Home Improvement, i rlly do love that show, more than friends :shock:

by **Renato** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:23

Has anyone said Friends yet? Seinfeld? Home Improvement?

E.R.?!? A sitcom?

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:25

someone phone up and say "I love Stephen Mullhern" :lol:

Probably older stuff will there like "I love Lucy" and "I dream of Genie"

by **majortom** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:28

I used to love Cheers, and the Fresh Prince of Bel Air...

British comedy is far better though in my opinion...been watching a lot of Black Books recently.

Huge fan of Dylan Moran and Bill Bailey

stephenmagic wrote:someone phone up and say "I love Stephen Mullhern"

Probably older stuff will there like "I love Lucy" and "I dream of Genie"

What's the question, i ain't got no T.V in this room?

by **Renato** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:29

Oh man I loved Fresh Prince of Bel Air!

"American Sitcoms" is what you're going for.

Us Brits have it good too. Not exactly sitcoms, but things like Spaced and the sitcom The I.T. Crowd are hard to top.

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:31

any owls old enough to remember "Different Strokes"? that was funny :lol:

by **majortom** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:33

Vaguely, it had gary coleman in it,

bit before my time though

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:35

so what US comedies do you like?

by **Renato** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:35

"I Love Lucy" is not there! Someone from TM really should phone up!

Edit: "Home Improvement" is out of the running too.

by **Stephen Ward** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:40

then i would try "I dream of Genie" or maybe "Soap" . If you don't remember soap it was a spoof of Soap operas. Very strange, surreal and funny"

by **majortom** » Aug 21st, '06, 01:41

"Happy Days" must be there!

Although it's designed for you not to win.

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