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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know if Professor T has been mentioned in this thread, but it's another really good show. There are three seasons available on PBS.[/quote] The mention of Professor T reminded me -- it stars Ben "Death in Paradise" Miller and way before Death or T, he was half of the sketch comedy team Miller & Armstrong. Quirky and/or surreal sketch comedy by comedians who go on to do a lot of both comic and serious acting is A Thing, over there. For those who like British humor, go on YouTube and check out these now older (or if you prefer, "classic") sketch series: [b]That Mitchell and Webb Look[/b] (You'll know David Mitchell if you watch Would I Lie to You. This series also occasionally features the divine Olivia Colman.) [b]French & Saunders[/b] (You've seen them both in many other things including Dawn French as The Vicar of Dibley, and Jennifer Saunders in Absolutely Fabulous) [b]Goodness Gracious Me[/b] (You'll recognize quite a few of the cast of this sketch show which pokes fun at British Asian culture--including Sanjeev Bhaskar of the super serious Unforgotten and the sweet The Indian Doctor. BTW, "Asian" in UK parlance refers to what we here call India.) [b]Miller & Armstrong[/b] [b]A Bit of Fry & Laurie[/b] (As in, Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie both of Jeeves and Wooster, and so much more) [/quote]
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