what's your opinion on the best comedy ever made?
What's your opinion on the best comedy ever made?
Landon Turner
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Ethan Carter
Knowledge is porridge
Ryan Miller
I liked it. Up there with Peep Show and The Office.
Grayson Powell
that it’s the best comedy ever tied with brass eye
Robert Anderson
Jordan Mitchell
I work for the government now. I know it's a meme to say it's accurate, but it absolutely is. Obviously there's less swearing and stuff, but the gaffes are incredibly realistic.
>mfw watching a minister completely fuck up a speech on the TV while the speechwriter is sat there cringing
Jonathan Perez
ITT: Political moments that could've been an episode of The Thick Of It
>Lucy Powell, the Labour campaign's vice-chair, was widely thought to have committed a gaffe about the stone, when she said on Radio 5 Live: "I don't think anyone is suggesting that the fact that he's carved them in stone means he's absolutely not going to break them or anything like that".[17] This was particularly damaging as the whole point of the stone had been to underline the seriousness of Miliband's commitment.
Connor Perry
This is the best moment in the show
Leo Campbell
Jaxon Price
Do Americans like this?
Grayson Roberts
OFFICIAL IANNUCCI SHOW RANKINGS
>1. The Day Today/I'm Alan Partridge/The Thick Of It/Knowing Me Knowing You With Alan Partridge/The Armando Iannucci Shows/Mid Morning Matters With Alan Partridge/Time Trumpet
>2. Veep
Julian Harris
I'm American and it's one of my favorite shows.
Gavin Williams
strong but not up to this standard
Bentley Hughes
This
Noah Brooks
>the Edstone
Making a fucking gravestone when everyone sees you as a dead duck was Ianucci enough as it was.
David Reyes
>it's just another day at the fuck-office
Malcolm inspired me to get far more creative with my swearing
Christopher Howard
Reminder that the show is incredibly popular among the new generation of politicians and civil servants. The show has probably influenced a lot more people than anyone realises.
Austin Ramirez
Literally GOAT comedy
>"I know this is what they think people like me think, so I hate thinking it, but I just find myself thinking that they're from a different fucking species. You know, with their t-shirts and weird trousers and tabards. Why do they wear clothing with writing on it? And why are they so fat?"
Isaac James
mission hill
like the simpsons but more real and relatable
Ian Bell
Brayden Sanchez
Anyone else want to see Armando Iannucci make a film version of A Confederacy Of Dunces?
Liam Kelly
>Attention seeking tent-based twattery
Liam Murphy
i love i’m alan partridge but the fucking laugh track does my nut in
Lincoln Ross
I barely notice it desu
Christopher Rivera
TTOT was a masterpiece, I didn't like the movie though, am I alone in that?
Anyway, other great comedies out there worthy of mention include Extras, the first half of Peep Show, and if you like Armando Ianucci then The Armando Ianucci Shows is really good
Adam Smith
in the loop was poor with some great moments, youtube.com
Matthew Morales
Literally the only stand-out moment for me, and that's just because it's always funny to take the piss out of Americans, something the movie could've used more of giving the setting. The rest of In The Loop was just a bit of a mess that was alright but not even close to TTOT
Matthew Flores
not the user you replied to before but my favorite quote from In The Loop was at the beginning when Tucker said "We've got enough CIA goons here to stage a fucking coup de'tat"
Cooper Perez
How can one man be so based?
Cooper Young
Glenn's resignation was when television peaked. Everything in the previous episodes and series was leading up to that scene and it was glorious. Like a bureaucratic version of Falling Down.
Kayden Torres
>You, Fergus... when you asked me to join you, all you had was your principles, but over the last two years you've bent like a human fucking palm tree, swaying to the guff of these six-toed, born to-rule ponyfuckers.
>If you're gonna go, just go. Spare us this Peter Finch bullshit.
>Oh, Adam, you're waiting for your turn! Oh no, I remember... it's your turn right now. You are simply the most loathsome human being I have ever met. You were so well suited at the Mail it's a shame you came over here. You know what? I hate you both; Tweedle-Twat and Tweedle-Prick. You contribute absolutely nothing to the world so thank fucking God you have no power!
>Yes we do!
>No, you don't
Jose Hill
I loved that show. Nostalgia hit watching that
Liam Adams
God manion is the best
Ethan Cook
Roger Allam's cursing is up there with Peter Capaldi's
Jaxon Mitchell
wait
Thomas Peterson
will i appreciate atleast 90% of In The Loop if i never watched the show?
Julian Sanders
?
Leo Campbell
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And you just thought he was a story to make naughty MPs eat all their truffles and swan.
Anthony Roberts
M*A*S*H you plebs.
Brayden Carter
Peter Mannion was the only man in the entire show I would have voted for
Jackson Brown
?????????
Carson Murphy
are that and peep show new or old? if the second, did they age well?
some brits have recommended them and I'd like to start watching another comedy
Easton Collins
Teri is a fucking great character. The episode where they start saying she looks like a shark is among my favorite bits on the show
Ian Martinez
yes, they actually slightly retcon the show, Ollie's character is different.
Evan Ramirez
Malcolm is pretty much the only character that carries over from the TV version.
Kayden Cox
Both shows are from the last 10 years or so I believe and worth a watch
Parker Russell
This is actually why they stopped making The Thick of It, real politics had become too absurd to parody.
Aiden Watson
Bentley Walker
Peak Iannucci