The Comedians

Serie de TV
1971–1993
25min

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Un espectáculo de stand up con artistas del circuito de clubes, incluidos Bernard Manning y Frank Carson. La serie se emitió originalmente entre 1971 y 1974, antes de ser revivida tres veces... Leer todoUn espectáculo de stand up con artistas del circuito de clubes, incluidos Bernard Manning y Frank Carson. La serie se emitió originalmente entre 1971 y 1974, antes de ser revivida tres veces durante las siguientes dos décadas.Un espectáculo de stand up con artistas del circuito de clubes, incluidos Bernard Manning y Frank Carson. La serie se emitió originalmente entre 1971 y 1974, antes de ser revivida tres veces durante las siguientes dos décadas.

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The majority of the initial run of The Comedians (the first 52 episodes from 1971-1974) carried only minimal credits for the technical crew.

The first series featured only the designer, director and producer - series 2-6 stripped this down even further by not crediting a designer.

The occasional special, such as Music Hall (1973), carried a few more technical credits, but in general the listings for these episodes are accurate to what was shown on screen, despite containing only two names behind the production.

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Featured in 100 Greatest TV Moments from Hell (2000)

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Please. NEVER again.

This show is NOT a victim of political correctness, it was just rubbish. It was dated before it began. It began years after Monty Python, Beyond the Fringe, the Goons and Hancock.

The defence is that it had more gags in a half hour than any other show on television before or since.

The downside is that none of them were funny.

It is squarely to blame for bringing some notably untalented people to the fore. This is nothing to do with the type of jokes involved, Les Dawson was as much of the old school of wives and mothers-in-law as anyone else and he was brilliant. The exception that proves the rule.

Please, NEVER let this be seen again.