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Poll Question: Which is your favorite British sitcom?
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1 [7.14%]
2 [14.29%]
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Way too many good ones to choose a favorite. 
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I always found Are You Being Served? rather amusing.
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It's funny that one of the very few British sit coms I have heard of isn't on this list because it's from the sixties and that would be "meet the wife" because it's mentioned in a Beatles song "good morning, good morning"("it's time for tea and meet the wife"). 

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Originally posted by AFlowerKingCrimson AFlowerKingCrimson wrote:

It's funny that one of the very few British sit coms I have heard of isn't on this list because it's from the sixties and that would be "meet the wife" because it's mentioned in a Beatles song "good morning, good morning"("it's time for tea and meet the wife"). 

The funny thing is, I've never heard of the British sitcom "Meet the Wife",  even though I grew up in Britain during the sixties. Smile


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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by AFlowerKingCrimson AFlowerKingCrimson wrote:

It's funny that one of the very few British sit coms I have heard of isn't on this list because it's from the sixties and that would be "meet the wife" because it's mentioned in a Beatles song "good morning, good morning"("it's time for tea and meet the wife"). 

The funny thing is, I've never heard of the British sitcom "Meet the Wife",  even though I grew up in Britain during the sixties. Smile

So I guess in the Beatles song you just thought he was going to go home and have some tea with his wife. Wink

I never would have even noticed but I happened to have read about it online.


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