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30 Rock and Lebowski ? We might not be in the majority but you're not on your own, honest.
Keep meaning to check out Veep. Parks And Recreation too.
I dated a very smart, arty type some years ago and when I suggested checking out the up and coming stand-ups at a local club she declined saying "I don't get comedy".
One of the biggest laughs of the night was watching one of Eastenders trying to master the tricky manoeuvre of walking in a straight line to and through an open doorway. Though to be fair, it was Stupid O'Clock.
Yeah, I don't bother learning about anything that isn't important to me neither. BTW, what's a Google?
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You probably aren't missing much as they are all American comedy shows, and I know you're a bit closed-off in that department :D Bit like me not liking Rammstein, having never heard them :ner: What are Rammstein? Are they German? I don't like German music, all that funny shorts and thigh slapping puts me off :(
Haha - 'closed off' is probably true, simply because since 'Cheers', I haven't found one I've considered as remotely funny.
However, I have rather specific tastes with comedy, and so what makes me laugh [generally outré/off-the-wall material, think League of Gentlemen, Little Britain or Fonejacker, as a rough guide, or most things Scottish], which is almost always the opposite of what American's laugh at, or those (perhaps such as your good self) who are 'tuned into' that type of humour:)
That said, I'm always open to being introduced to something new, in terms of comedy (American or otherwise), which is purported to be funny. In general though, sitcoms don't do it for me, although I've no idea whether those you've mentioned above are such or not.
Marco.