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Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
I haven't watched television in years but Monty Python; Not the nine o'clock news and Drop the dead donkey were all 'compulsive' viewing.
If you're thinking in terms of movies then there are a few 'obvious' ones guaranteed to give you a giggle.
Blazing saddles
Stir crazy
Airplane
The life of Brian
History of the world part one etc.
If you're thinking in terms of movies then there are a few 'obvious' ones guaranteed to give you a giggle.
Blazing saddles
Stir crazy
Airplane
The life of Brian
History of the world part one etc.
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
@Jacko1971 Considered quite risky at the time. The BBC liked to play safe with the sitcom idea hence the 65 episodes of Terry and June 😖
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@Picklebobble2 Another two for your list of films:
The Big Bus - American set and made, satire on "road movies" and science-fiction; about the maiden- transcontinental journey of the articulated behemoth that was the "world's first nuclear-powered bus".
Traffic (I think that was its title.) No, not the bleak one about junkies in Glasgow. This early -1970s, gentle satire on the motor-trade, was set in France and depicted the efforts of a family garage business to take their prototype caravanette conversion of a small Citrӧen van, across the country to the Paris Motor Show.
The Big Bus - American set and made, satire on "road movies" and science-fiction; about the maiden- transcontinental journey of the articulated behemoth that was the "world's first nuclear-powered bus".
Traffic (I think that was its title.) No, not the bleak one about junkies in Glasgow. This early -1970s, gentle satire on the motor-trade, was set in France and depicted the efforts of a family garage business to take their prototype caravanette conversion of a small Citrӧen van, across the country to the Paris Motor Show.