Brit-coms

[highlandcelt]

I have been a big fan of some Brit-coms for quite some time. Especially the shows, "Are you being served" and "Keeping Up Appearances".(Patricia Rutledge is the bomb as Hyacinth Bucket! I mean "Bookay!") I watch them on PBS when they do come on. "Mr. Bean" and the Black Adder series is great, but the aformentioned shows bring me into fits of hysterics.
I have searched for video sets of these shows and can't find them. Perhaps I am looking in the wrong places. Anyone know where I can get season sets of these wonderfully hillarious shows?
Also, does anyone like "The Red Green Show"? It is just as funny! It's the Canadian version of Jeff Foxworthy.

[Freelander Sporrano]

you could start here

http://www.bbcshop.com/icat/2?ivtype...x3A9NxTQ%3D%3D

[Pour1Malt]

aye... gae tae the BBC site....

[macwilkin]

Also try:

http://www.bbcamerica.com/

Cheers,

Todd

[Scottish Chi]

If you want to see many other Brit-coms without initially investing the money until you are certain you want to buy the sets try Netflix for a short time. I have been going through a number of programs and have found a great deal that I was not aware of. There are also some really good Drama and Mysteries too. Presently I am going through "All Creatures Great and Small" from the beginning. In keeping with the website I believe Herriot went to vet school in Scotland.

Try a search on XMarks for posts regarding some of the other shows.

Cheers! Bill

[Zardoz]

'Father Ted' and 'Bottom' are the funniest shows ever!

[ronstew]

Vicar of Dibley

[Graham]

Faulty Towers!

[mkmound]

They are also available on PBS . ORG

[Jimmy the Celt]

I like Red Green Actually, I think he's funnier than Jeff Foxworthy, but that's me.

Last night I saw a show on SciFi called Garth Marenghi's Darkplace . I didn't know what to expect, but I would describe it as a cross between MP's Flying Circus, Black Adder, and Mystery Theatre. It's absurdly hilarious.

James