British Sitcoms & Comedy Series

Brian Potter is a wheelchair driving, ill-tempered, proud owner of the Phoenix club in Bolton. His club offers various kinds of entertainment - from bingo and folk music to bullriding and psychic shows.

Young Lennie Godber is sent to Slade Prison for breaking and entering. He is lucky enough to share cell with Norman Fletcher, veteran and father-figure, who can show him the ropes.

The Radio Active station offers all the "entertainment" you can take - from talk shows to live sport and from quiz shows to serious politics. Well, politics anyway...

The last human being alive, the creture that evolved from his cat, hologram of other crew member and an android - all stuck aboard a ship called Red Dwarf drifting through empty space. And yes, this really is comedy series.

Set of 1930s style stories created by Michael Palin and Terry Jones. Each of them presents different characters and different events, but there are certain similarites - every one of them is a ripping yarn.

The series centered around a stingy landlord Rigsby that tries to find out how low he can put the standards for his lodgers and get away with it. Young students Alan and Philip try to mess up with his mind to get even.

Robin Tripp after leaving the Ropers’ house (Man About the House) shares a flat above the restaurant with his almost fiancee Victoria. Victoria’s father owns the restaurant, so Robin has a chance to open his own place.

Small, lower division, football team somewhere in England, Redbridge Rovers FC, struggles to fight the relegation, but the one thing they are not short of is devoted fans. Well, fan anyway.

Frank Spencer isn’t an average man - everything he touches brokes, falls appart or catches fire. Nevertheless he found himself a woman, who married him and who constantly supports him even though he can’t find a job.

41-year-old librarian Timothy lives with his parents - a henpecked father and despotic mother, who still sees him as a little child. His every attempt to leave the house and start his own life is blocked by scheming of his mother.

Tim and Daisy meet by accident in the cafe while they both are looking for a new place to live. With time they become friends, but when there is a change for a new flat they decide to pretend to be a couple to get it.

Father and son run together "rag and bone" business (buying and selling old junk) and they don’t really get along - father is grumpy and doesn’t want to change anything, while his son wants something better from life.

Graham Jones is devoted male personal secretary of Joan Warner, a top business executive, who struggle to keep the balance between motherhood and her career.

Sketch show starring Robert Webb and David Mitchell.

Young woman is persuaded to be placed as a candidate for a Welsh Assembly, local parliament, even though she has no interest in politics. Guess what - she won.

The show built around Benny Hill, who for almost 20 years became one of the most recognizable comedians from Great Britain. Simple, sometimes childish, usually politically incorrect and universally funny.

Few neighbours from London are planning a trip to France to buy some alcohol on lower prices. The trip isn’t according to their plans, but also their wives has surprises for them back home.

Adventures (or rather misadventures) of two witless police detectives that have to count on their questionable abilities and pure luck during their investigations.

Number 3 Gang - four completely different dustbin men (or how they prefer to be called refuse collectors), who have one thing in common - they devote their time to skiving and scheming to earn some money or at least drive their depot inspector mad.

Tom Good decides that he has enough of his job and current life style - it’s time for a change. He changes his suburban house and garden into self-sufficient farm.