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Top 20 British sitcoms of 21st century: The IT Crowd
Although patchy at first, The IT Crowd was a rare sitcom which steadily improved as it went on.
Chris Hallam, Chris Hallam's World View, 27th March 202010 British comedy shows that need worldwide recognition
The average viewer enjoys great comedy television shows, but they may not have heard of these phenomenal British series designed to make you laugh.
Alex H., Screen Rant, 6th March 202010 underrated British comedies on Netflix
Check them out next time you're Netflix-surfing!
Leah Flavell, Screen Rant, 14th October 2019Life lessons from sitcoms - The IT Crowd
It's amazing rewatching, because the most simple ideas and one liners are the most effective pieces of comedy.
Phoenix Remix, 13th September 2019British comedy remakes that hit and missed in the US
The Office landed, while The Inbetweeners floundered - so what makes a good US remake?
Ben Allen, Radio Times, 29th May 201912 Disastrous US remakes of British Sitcoms
Some things are just uniquely suited to a time and a place. The idea of remaking anything to fit another culture is thankfully becoming more of an outdated concept. Unfortunately, in the past, American TV producers have repeatedly tried and failed to remake many of our beloved British sitcoms.
Super Ink, 8th April 201913 utterly charming British comedies on Netflix
A look at some British comedies on Netflix.
Refinery 29, 15th January 2019Definitive guide to British comedy since Fawlty Towers
The British are coming, and they want to invade your television. With ... laughter.
Devon Ivie, Vulture, 21st November 2018Graham Linehan to oversee third attempt at The IT Crowd USA
American TV network NBC is to pilot a remake of The IT Crowd. It will be the third attempt to bring Graham Linehan's sitcom to the USA, but this time the creator is involved in the process.
British Comedy Guide, 15th December 2017Graham Linehan confirms IT Crowd is set for US remake
Writer is on board for NBC's 'reimagining' of the British comedy, which will be the channel's third attempt to deliver the show to an American audience.
The Guardian, 15th December 2017