Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em

The Porter family, typical suburban family from London, their everyday problems... and not everyday solutions to them.

Chicago suburban family with Jim as a irresponsible father that keeps getting in trouble, Cheryl as a down-to-earth wife and their kids.

Gordon Brittas is running communal leisure centre, but lacking the knowledge and people skills he keeps running into troubles. Chris Barrie is playing almost the same kind of character as in Red Dwarf - incompetent, but bossy manager of the leisure centre who is trying to take care of everything. Rest of the staff is trying to live with his difficult character.

Gunther Toody and Francis Muldoon are two cops from New York 53rd precinct and a constant source of headache for their superiors.

Gareth Blackstock is renown chef that is running the restaurant Le Chateau Anglais that he believes is the best French restaurant in England, if not in the world. But, what a surprise, he isn’t an easy person to work with.

Dharma, a daughter of hippie couple that was raised in rather unusual way, and Greg, uptight lawyer and beloved son of upper-class parents. Those two decided to get married after very brief relationship even though they have virtually nothing in common.

David Pearce lost his job and decided to spend the severance pay on holiday in Marbella for him and his wife Amy. In the hotel they meet another couple from Britain, which leads to tensions.

Ed Stevens, a lawyer in New York City firm, after finding his wife in bed with mailman decides to change his lie. He moves back to his hometown - Stuckeyville - and opens his own legal practice in bowling alley that he bought.

Small hotel in Torquay runned by Basil Fawlty, who is unhappily married, hates his job, hates his customers and hates being in hotel business. Not to mention he does not know a single thing about consumer satisfaction.

George and Mildred Roper leave their old house and move in to more posh neighborhood. Their next door neighbor couldn’t dream about worst scenario.

Gary Sparrow, the TV repairman living with his wife in London in the 1990s accidentally finds the portal that would allow him to move in time to 1940s London and back. The war was still on, German bombers was flying over the city, but Gary found the reason to keep visiting the past - barmaid Phoebe.

Sean and Claudia Finnerty got married pretty young, due to unexpected pregnancy. Now, three kids later, they still struggle to cope with everyday problems.

One of the first situation comedy series in British tv. Each week Tony Hancock presents different story about life of his character falling into pieces, often with help of scheming Sid James.

Clumsy and extremely unlucky Englishman in California tries to blend in and find the girl of his dreams.

Family life of Tim Taylor, the star of TV home improvement show Tool Time - his three sons really put patience of his wife Jill to the test. But Tim always can count on advice from his mysterious neighbor Wilson.

Stand up comedian Ian Lyons gives up his London career to move with his newly-wed wife to the village she grew up in.

Alan Partridge works in local radio station in Norwich. He aspires to much higher places and more important jobs, but he always gets in trouble because of his big mouth.

Doug is a overweight courier, who does not enjoy his job. His consolation is his beautiful wife... he also can’t enjoy much since her father, that doesn’t get along with Doug, moved in with them.

Newly married couple Maddy and Jim start their life together together with their children from previous relationships.

Louie is typical average American with uninteresting job, empty bank account and family that drives him crazy.

Two female flatmates, Chrissy and Jo, agrees to share their flat with a student chef Robin as long as he promises to cook for them and keep his hands to himself, which isn’t easy for him, at least the second part.

Bundy family isn’t an ordinary American family... Or is it? Al works hard in the shoe store, his wife Peg spends all his money, his dim-witted daughter Kelly is just pregnancy waiting to happen and his teenage son Bud is smart, but rather awkward.

Thermoman is a superhero who originates from the planet Ultron. He becomes George Sunday - a regular man, husband and father, but soon discovers it’s not easy to handle the family together with the responsibilities of superhero.

Two New Yorkers find unusual solution to their problems - he needed promotion, she needed to move out from her parents house, so they decided to... get married. Well, sort of...

Royal Payne and his wife Connie run a Whispering Pines Inn, not so glamorous hotel somewhere near coast in California. Their guests are sometimes quite eccentric, but not as eccentric as Royal himself.

Mark works in an office of insurance company. He is responsible, reliable and dull. Jeremy is kind of unemployed musician, who is nothing like Mark. But they share a flat and kind of complete each other.

Three couples and three different kinds of relationships - married Jeff and Audrey, engaged Adam and Jennifer plus womanizer Russell and his tormented assistant Timmy.

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.

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.

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

Peter Chapman, a university teacher, is approached by the MI5 to join their staff as technical specialist. He is reluctant to change his comfortable life, but it the MI5 will not take "no" for an asnwer.

Private Percy Potts plays a unimportant part in the most important place in whole Britain during World War 2 - the underground bunker of Winston Churchill.

Pair of rather weird friends, Colin and Frank, constantly get fired from simple jobs and they usually put themselves in awkward situations... But not as awkward as the way they try to find the solution to their problems.

Edward and Richard are sharing flat in Hammersmith. Both unemployed they find peace and comfort in smashing things into pieces.

A housewife, Gertrude Noah, while visiting a spaceship, accidentally ends up on the Earth’s orbit together with 4 other people, who don’t really belong there.

Small hotel in Torquay runned by Basil Fawlty, who is unhappily married, hates his job, hates his customers and hates being in hotel business. Not to mention he does not know a single thing about consumer satisfaction.

Brother Dominic is a kind and well-meaning man, who just keeps having the accidents. The monastery he belongs to had to create a special fund to cover the expenses of fixing all the thing that get broken.

Two self-proclaimed handymen Pat and Mat really know what to do when it comes to DIY, but unfortunately they have no idea how to do it.

Royal Payne and his wife Connie run a Whispering Pines Inn, not so glamorous hotel somewhere near coast in California. Their guests are sometimes quite eccentric, but not as eccentric as Royal himself.

Ex-guardsman who has seen action in Northern Ireland now is the Head of Security at Buckingham Palace... car park. But still this seems to be quite a challenge for him and the rest of the guards.

Four completely different university students share a house and constantly get involved in surreal stories with plenty of violent slapstick.

Sketch-based series with Die Wochenshow star Bastian Pastewka as different characters, who do not get chance to speak.