You can post a Top 5, 10, 15 or 20.

I have a feeling that when the lists are taken in combination we will discover that almost every great British sitcom has been written by one of just 20 writers or writing partnerships although I could be wrong!

David Croft, Jeremy Lloyd and Jimmy Perry.

Next question?

Graham Linehan, Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais, Eric Chappell.

My "signature" tells all.....................

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John Cleese, Connie Booth, Grant/Naylor, David Renwick, Clement and La Frenais, Mayall/Edmondson..

It annoys me that they always say "of all time". Best sitcom writers, that's enough.

I wonder what Larbey and Muir or Palin and Booth would have been like?

I mean really David Angell, David Lee and Peter Casey should be included for Frasier, any of The Simpsons writing staff in seasons 3 to 11, and Roy Clarke, if only for the place he holds in the history of the form.

All of the above and David Nobbs.

I'm really going for British writers on this thread what I started.

Here are some of mine in no particular order:

Galton and Simpson
Carla Lane
Perry and Croft
Croft and Lloyd
Cooke and Mortimer
John Sullivan
David Nobbs
Victoria Wood
Marks and Gran
Trix Worrell
Clement and La Frenais
Chesney and Wolfe
Jay and Lynn
Cleese and Booth
Jim Hitchmough
Curtis, Atkinson, Elton, Mayhew-Archer
Elton, Mayall, Mayer
Aherne and Cash
Mackenzie Crook
Roy Clarke
Linehan and Mathews
Linehan and Delaney
Linehan and Moran
Douglas Adams
David Renwick
Esmonde and Larbey
Raymond Allen
Eric Chappell
Gervais and Merchant
John Morton

John Sullivan and David Renwick.

Eric Sykes.

In the past, some BSG members would have nominated themselves.

Quote: Nogget @ 21st August 2016, 7:21 AM

In the past, some BSG members would have nominated themselves.

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Perhaps we've learned humility?