The ground-breaking comedy of the 90s is still as funny as it is subversive. Two women acting up, throwing up, not growing up, dressing like a dream, and drinking like fish.

Rowan Atkinson stars as one of television’s great anti-heroes, the black sheep of England’s past, slyly scheming through a thousand years of history in a timeless comedy classic. [May contain strong language and adult humor, viewer discretion is advised]

An anthology of comedies crammed with dark, claustrophobic humor and unexpected twists. Inside No. 9 invites you into six very different No 9s, where the ordinary and mundane rub shoulders with the macabre.

The tv success story of the Noughties, still devastatingly funny and utterly believable. Ricky Gervais is note-perfect as the boss who insists he’s “a chilled out entertainer”.

Breathless sitcom brilliance with John Cleese as the world’s rudest hotelier and Prunella Scales as his terrifying wife.

This comedy sketch show is responsible for making former Cambridge University mates Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie household names. It gleefully combines slapstick, Fry’s love of clever wordplay, and Laurie’s musical parodies.