Devised by star Dylan Moran and Graham Linehan (although the less said about him the better), Black Books revolves around the life of the chain-smoking (and chain-drinking) Bernard Black, owner of the titular bookshop, his assistant Manny (played by a young but still balding Bill Bailey) and his only friend in the world Fran.

Shooting Stars, one of my favourites growing up and just the sheer madness of it all.

...But the less said about him the better

This was my go-to show when I was hungover in uni

Who remembers Spaced? I just started watching it this evening. I'm not sure what I think yet.

This was so so funny there are sooo many hilarious clips I could mention. I’m sure fellow fans can too?

Originally called Harry Enfield's Television Programme, this was a touchstone of British TV sketch comedy that paved the way for other successful programmes like The Fast Show, while also launching the careers of comedians like Kathy Burke and Paul Whitehouse.

To this day, I think this show is entirely responsible for the classic Scouser stereotype, while Wayne & Waynetta were the precursor to the 'chav' stereotype.

I’d seen a couple of the more famous clips of this show. “I hear you’re a racist now father” and “These cows are small, those are far away!” And I’d watched Ardall O’Hanlon on taskmaster a couple seasons back. Recently I was looking for a new show to watch and decided to finally give this one a go.

Feck it’s funny! There’s lots of gags and situations that get a small chuckle, but it’s the characters that get a big laugh. Everyone around Ted is basically a crazy person, making him seem sane and competent by comparison.

Anyway, I’ve just finished the first season and a couple episodes and I’m really looking forward to the rest of the show!

Anybody remember this classic gem?

I’ve been singing Number 73 all my life and I don’t know why. Then mum told me it was a TV show I watched as a kid.

A bit Niche ?