I rarely ever watch TV, and when I do it is normally one of those 3 shows or QI.
I bloody love Mock The Week, although the last series wasn't quite as funny due to the lack of Frankie Boyle. At least Dara, Hugh and Andy are still there! It's quite funny watching the old series through the newer ones, seeing Russell Howard going from annoying to being actually quite funny. It's funny that even when watching the repeats on Dave for the 20th time, when what they are talking about is no longer topical, you still crack yourself up laughing!
YouTube - Mock the Week - LINES YOU WOULDN'T HEAR IN A HORROR MOVIE - BBC Two
8 out of 10 cats I love because i'm a big fan of Sean Lock. Jimmy Carr is also really funny, but Sean's "angry old man" humour and crazy childish actions really crack me up. Even if some of the other panelists are crap, that they seem to bring such humour to it that you don't care. I have to say, I did find the episodes with Jade Goody funny as a lot of the shows did take the piss out of how thick and annoying she was.
YouTube - 8 Out of 10 Cats | James Corden's Thriller | Channel 4
Never Mind the Buzzcocks, besides having a title made from two punk references, is great, being a music lover. I like both Mark Lemar and Simon Amstell as presenters. It was sad to see Bill Bailey take a departure from being a team leader as he's one of my favorite comedians, but at least Phil Jupitus remains. It's funny seeing all the panelists getting ripped apart, and its strangely entertaining trying to guess the intruduction they're humming. Best episode has to be the one where Preston from the Ordinary Boys walked out becuase Simon Amstall was reading from his wife's biography! That episode also had Ed Byrne on it, who is another one of my favorite comedians.
YouTube - Preston walks out on buzzcocks
QI I love because you learn a lot of pointless, random crap from it, and its very funny too. Stephen Fry is brilliant.
YouTube - What's the difference between a cake and a biscuit? - Qi - BBC
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