Yeah. I also hate it when people who get offended by a joke ask for people to explain it to kill the vibe. It's so lame. Or when you have a comedian explain their own jokes.
@@larskars5835 Me too, I was hoping for funny skits and instead got WatchMojoUK's chopped off commentary. I'll make sure I avoid them now, and just watch the unedited skits: there are 100s of them on RU-vid.
@@NinoNiemanThe1st I actually went to a streaming site and am starting again with season one. Unfortunately, Little Britain didn't last very long, but there are at least 44 episodes. Genius, but I'm wondering where David Walliam's career went-Matt Lucas went on to do a bunch of films (secondary characters) but David? Point aside, you've got a cool name.
@@Richdbiskit That's insane but doesn't the other guy play a Pakistani man in their airport skit in the other series? I bet the people who complained weren't even black
"We is well the best dancers" and "yeah I know" are my newest catch-phrases to adopt. From America, i love you "Little Britan" plus the British comedies I grew up watching on PBS such as "Keeping up Appearances" and "Are You Being Served".
Little Britain was broadcasted in Germany too! It was dubbed / synchonised German. Little Britain has a lot of fans in Germany - like Monty Python's. This is the humor of many Germans too! (Computer says: No...)
Incredibly, Andy and Lou were based on Andy Warhol, and Lou Reed, who Messrs. Walliams and Lucas had portrayed in another comedy show. And thanks for showing the funniest of their sketches, when Andy leathers the kids who call him 'Davros'.
As for Lou and Andy, the high dive sketch is definitely a good choice, but for some reason the opera sketch was the most hilarious to me. I don't know, I suppose him wearing his nasty old, stained "wife beater" t shirt and yet donning a formal bow tie and the way the camera shows the opera singer barely starting in the foreground with Andy in the background suddenly, but predictably, exclaiming "I DON'T LIKE IT" kills me every time.
I miss when people were less sensitive. When they were less sensitive, shows like this could flourish without social injustice folks constantly complaining.