These American attempts at adapting British sitcoms were so underwhelming that some of them never even aired officially.

Can You Keep a Secret? is EP’d by Kenton Allen, Mayhew-Archer, French and Toby Welch, with Simon Hynd set to direct. Written ...

Pinwright's Progress was the first British comedy sitcom in 1946, where Mr. J. Pinwright (James Hayter) owned a small shop with problems to solve. Since then, the Brits have never looked back. With ...

A British comedy series starring Peep Show’s David Mitchell and Robert Webb is now streaming on Netflix (Picture: Channel 4) First airing in 2017, Back was created by Simon Blackwell ...

Netflix has snapped up a 'searingly intelligent' sitcom from David Mitchell and Robert Webb which has been labelled 'as sharp as Peep Show'. Channel 4's Back saw the British comedy legends ...

Only Fools and Horses has a special place in the heart of British comedy fans. The long-running sitcom produced national ...

On his 40th birthday, Tom Good quits his job in a plastics company and, with the help of his long-suffering wife Barbara, ...

However, in the 1980s, Saturday Live - later renamed Friday Night Live - ran for four seasons and helped the careers of Ben ...

The portrayal of the character by Ricky Gervais has been widely acclaimed, cementing it as a standout moment in British television comedy. This is the sitcom which has perhaps generated the biggest ...

BBC's Only Fools and Horses may be decades old, but its stars are still some of the most famous faces in British comedy.

Fifty years after Monty Python and the Holy Grail redefined comedy, stars Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam look back on the ...