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« on: January 06, 2014, 05:54:51 am »
For me, the UK sitcom was crucified by the writers of My Family 15 years ago, though it had been flailing for years. The only brit comedy shows I will watch now are the ones Gervais churns out, though I accept he's not for everybody and they are not what I would describe as standard sitcoms.
And I know it's tradition - plus I adore them personally, I really do - but Morcambe and Wise repeats every Xmas is getting a little silly now. Why not just shove The Great Escape on as well and do it properly?
And I know this is an obvious criticism but who really wants to watch morbidity on Eastenders on Xmas day? (Or is this just me not understanding this because it still is insanely popular.)
The only mildly interesting things I caught this year was The Muppets/Gaga special (which focussed to much on the latter for my tastes), the interesting alternative Christmas Speech on C4, and Arthur Christmas, which I caught on sky Xmas eve which I simply ADORED. Can't remember the last really excellent family Christmas film I saw.
Anyways, it's January 6th now so I'll shut up for another year now.