The Ultimate Guide to British Sitcoms
The situation comedy, or sitcom to give it it’s more well known nom de plume, has always been one of the most popular of TV show genres. It’s a genre that television is particularly well suited for too, the small scale box in the corner (at least until our recent conversion to giant wall dominating LCD screens anyway) perfectly suited to the often domestic tribulations of shows like Meet The Wife, Terry and June, The Good Life and Rising Damp. Not to say that there isn’t room for the way out, almost every concept has found it’s way into sitcomland – from high concept Red Dwarf to the historical antics of Blackadder.
This mammoth A-Z encyclopedia guide pulls together details about every UK sitcom you’ve ever heard of as well as lots you haven’t. From the true icons to the obscure to how on Earth did that get made, they are all here.
Click on the links below to traverse your way through the shows.
Sitcoms A | Abigail and Roger to Atletico Partick |
Sitcoms B1 | Babes in the Wood to Blandings Castle |
Sitcoms B2 | Bless Me Father to Butterflies |
Sitcoms C | The Cabbage Patch to Curry and Chips |
Sitcoms D | Dad to Doctor’s Daughters |
Sitcoms D2 | Doctor Willoughby to Duty Free |
Sitcoms E-F | East End West End to The Fuzz |
Sitcoms G | The Gaffer to Grundy |
Sitcoms H | Haggard to Human Remains |
Sitcoms I-K | I Didn’t Know You Cared to The Kit Curran Radio Show |
Sitcoms L | The Lady Is A Tramp to Luv |
Sitcoms M | Maggie and Her to Mr Big |
Sitcoms M2 | Mr Digby Darling to My Wife Next Door |
Sitcoms N | Nathaniel Titlark to Now Take My Wife |
Sitcoms O | Odd Man Out to Over the Rainbow |
Sitcoms P-Q | Packet of Three to Queenie’s Castle |
Sitcoms R | Rab C. Nesbitt to Running Wild |
Sitcoms S | Safe and Sound to So Haunt Me |
Sitcoms S2 | Solo to Sykes |
Sitcoms T | Take a Letter Mr Jones to Three Up Two Down |
Sitcoms T2 | Thundercloud to Tygo Road |
Sitcoms U-V | Ukridge to The Vital Spark |
Sitcoms W | The Wackers to Wyatt’s Watchdogs |
Sitcoms XYZ | Yanks Go Home to Yus M’Dear |