"I really wish they'd make another series"

[sh#t waffle]

Spaced and Arrested Development.

 

Same here. Though I think they've left it too long with Spaced now. Oh, and Nathan Barley.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

I loved Spaced, and I don't think Pegg has entirely ruled it out, but I feel fulfilled by it.

[RedinSweden]

Spaced and Arrested Development.

 

What ted said. Basically because the characters are so strong. I could see loads more, especially spaced.

 

I wouldn't mind another season of Black Books too.

[Paul]

I thought The West Wing still had legs as they'd basically renewed it by moving on to a new presidency.

[kelster]

But there are some that are crying out for another. I nominate 15 Storeys High, which is brilliantly dark and massively underrated - particularly by the BBC who refused to give the go ahead for a 3rd series...

 

I didn't even realise there had been a 1st and a 2nd. Top stuff though.

[stringvest]

Green Wing. Funniest British TV for years imo.

[BorizJeltzin]

"Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" with Matthew Perry, Amanda Peet, Sarah Paulson and Bradley Whitford was very good, unfortunately only 1 season.

[Original202]

Only Fools and Horses ran too long?

 

Really?

 

I think so. Some of the later episodes were poor, though maybe that's partly because the earlier stuff was just so good.

 

I haven't heard of a lot of these shows, I really need to expand my DVD collection.

 

Phoneix Nights is a good shout, I'd have rather seen a third series of that than Max & Paddy's road to nowhere, which was ok, but nowhere near the standard of PN.

[TE-23]

Same here. Though I think they've left it too long with Spaced now. Oh, and Nathan Barley.

 

That was my choice as well. I think it would be even better received now seeing as the 'Hoxton Twat' can now be found just about everywhere.

[Lucky Pierre]

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Liverpool FC Champions of Europe was good while it lasted, been too long since the last DVD release though.

[Guest The Big Green Bastard]

Inbetweeners.

[Stouffer]

[Mendoza]

Inbetweeners.

 

I think they are doing.

[RobbieOR]

I think so. Some of the later episodes were poor, though maybe that's partly because the earlier stuff was just so good.

 

I haven't heard of a lot of these shows, I really need to expand my DVD collection.

 

Phoneix Nights is a good shout, I'd have rather seen a third series of that than Max & Paddy's road to nowhere, which was ok, but nowhere near the standard of PN.

 

I dont think so mate. It was just about right that he made them millionaires in the end. Did you ever see the programmme that was on BBC and was on G.O.L.D about the making of it? They interviewed John Sullivan and he explains why it went on. I thought some of the later episodes were quite funny like 'Strangers on the Shore' was quite funny.

 

Gary.

 

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[Baldi]

Same here. Though I think they've left it too long with Spaced now. Oh, and Nathan Barley.

 

My thoughts exactly, completely underatted all 3 of them particulary Barley, panned by the Mail (partly because of the excellent Daily Mail Island created by Charlie Brooker) and the rest of the press followed suit. Needs watching a couple of times, Brooker and Morris are geniuses living amongst idiotic skittles !

[Original202]

I dont think so mate. It was just about right that he made them millionaires in the end. Did you ever see the programmme that was on BBC and was on G.O.L.D about the making of it? They interviewed John Sullivan and he explains why it went on.

 

No, not seen that, I'll have a look on Youtube. Maybe you're right, and it was a little different to other comedies in that it was so long running that you could see the characters growing older - almost in the way you get to know soap characters (Not that I watch soaps of course...).

[RobbieOR]

Here you are mate. Part 1. The others parts are on there after it.

 

YouTube - The Story of Only fools and horses pt.1

[Alan Sex]

Are they making another Mighty Boosh? Love the Boosh.

[Chocoholic]

 

and Arrested development

[Red Phoenix]

Trigger Happy TV, definitely. 2nd choice probably Alan Partridge.

 

Shit, just remembered The Young Ones, that ruled aswell. Completely forgot about it until someone brought it up on here a bit ago, used to love it. That was maybe the first comedy series I really liked.

[halewood pete]

operation good guys

[hamstrung]

Only Fools and Horses ran too long?

 

Really?

 

About 15 years too long.

 

Operation Good Guys is a good shout. That was a brilliant show.

[redheart]

Swingtown a wonderful US series which only ran for one series in 2008. However, it was one of the best shows to come out of the states in years.

[Stu Monty]

Ted hit the two I thought of straight away. Out of rep though, brother Mac.

 

I was thinking that I'd love to see another series of The Day Today or Brass Eye but then got to thinking that I don't know where he'd go with it; what with the wide range of complete retardation currently offered to us as current affairs. Anything he came up with would look like a shitter, more based in reality, version of Fox News. But then it's Morris; so it would be amazing regardless.

 

I also agree with Paul that West Wing still has legs. I think that even if they struggled to hit the hieghts that they'd reached before it would still be nice to have an 8/10 west Wing running and running. There's not really anything that provides the same content as it did.

[Duncan Clench]

Big Train and The Day Today.