
Looking back at the wonderful world of British sitcoms. @britcompod
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 127 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

This week we find ourselves in the 21st Century to take a detailed look at cult favourite Ideal. Written by Graham Duff and starring Johnny Vegas, Ideal enjoyed a surprisingly long run for a slightly weird little show with more interest in music than... more
Writer David Scott has just released a new book looking at the career of Caroline Aherne so we got him into the virtual studio for a discussion. We go on at length about how much we love The Royle Family but also take on Mrs Merton, The Fast Show, Th... more
Released in 1974, the Man about the House film drops right in the peak of seventies Britcom film spin-offs. Usually that means reworked material and a few pairs of Bristols but that's not what we get here. Join us on a journey of discovery to see Rob... more
It's part 2 of our look at Man About the House and this week we're focusing on Richard O'Sullivan and what happened as the series progressed. In a fairly unusual move for a sitcom, the show has a definitive ending, not that we necessarily like where ... more
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As someone who isn’t especially interested in old sitcoms, I’m surprised by how addictive this pod is. Our hosts have great chemistry and riff off of each other well without descending into banter. I really like the way they break down the “what works and what doesn’t” and bring in some social context without overdoing the standard virtuous commentary about how “problematic” things were back then.
If you’re interested in popular culture or recent British social history this is well worth a lis... more
please do birds of a feather.
But the presenters seem to want to wallow in their ignorance and are more than happy to sneer their way the whole show.
As a fan of old sitcoms I’m glad I stumbled across this podcast. The attention to detail is impressive and I thought I knew a lot and it’s very funny. Keep up the good work.
One of the contributors claims he hasn’t watched TV for 20 years. You’re a bizarre contributor.
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A deep exploration of British sitcoms is a defining feature, with hosts providing insightful reviews and discussions on both classic and obscure series. Episodes often interweave humor with critical analysis, examining not just the comedic elements but also the cultural and historical contexts surrounding each show. From well-known titles like 'Fawlty Towers' to lesser-known gems, the podcast emphasizes detailed storytelling, character development, and the evolution of societal themes within the genre, making it appealing to both long-time fans and newcomers looking to explore the unique landscape of British comedy.
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British Sitcom History Podcast launched 6 years ago and published 127 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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