QUESTION
For anyone who cares to answer…
If you’ve experienced both American comedy and British/Irish comedy in large quantities, which to you believe is better?
For me, it’s not even a competition. There are some great American comedians, and some very good shows/movies, but British/Irish comedy has a vast sea of superior quality humour, skits, stories, characters, etc… ranging from when we first developed language, all the way up to 2012.
The only reason I’m asking is because 90% of my followers are American, and I wan’t to know how many of you realise this. You’re allowed to disagree, of course, but you’d be wrong… so wrong… wrong, wrong, wrong.
GO!
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heroin-enthusiast answered:
British/Irish stuff without a doubt.
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houseblew answered:
British comedy is better because there’s a variety, Americans joke about the same things over and over, but what we do, we do well!
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holycabbage answered:
British/Irish for sure. Watch “South Park” and then watch “Blackadder”. The answer will be clear.
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creaturae answered:
British/Irish, definitely. Though I’ve heard much more British than Irish, I’m assuming they’re similar by your grouping.
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ahealthyhappyme answered:
I have to say the British/Irish are way better than American comedians. I watch a lot more British shows than American ones.
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nowtherearetwowugs answered:
British for sure
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bikinisummer said:
Flight of the Concords… ‘nuff said <3
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abeautifulriot answered:
I’m american, and I highly, HIGHLY believe that British TV & comedy is vastly better. I watch more British shows than American.
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youremygorgeouschaos answered:
I have to say British/Irish all the way.
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thelifestoryofkara said:
I really do think that British humor is usually better. I LOVE 30 Rock and Arrested Development, but those are like, the only two shows that I think are as funny as British comedy.
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dianetriesharder answered:
brit/irish>american almost always. and I watch many a tvshow/movie on a weekly basis…
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