[…]ilability that people are watching. So I went up and met people there and made a video of the reaction, and the other the other item I made was about sitcoms.So it's the modern approach to sitcoms. And it was an interesting time because in 1983 Channel 4 launched and the night that 4 went on air, “T[…]
[…]t was really one of the early soaps I suppose you'd call it - would it be?Dicky Leeman: Well no, it was only a series of six actually.Rodney Giesler: Sitcom, yes.Dicky Leeman: Situation comedy. Then I was back on the floor as a Floor Manager. And this went on, I used to do quite a few odd programmes[…]
[…]t happened with Four Weddings And A Funeral. No because that was a one off. It was a one off almost a film made for television. Yes.SPEAKER: M1It's a sitcom idea extended sitcom and I think I think it only cost about two or three million for it. Oh yes yes yes. Yes it's half television and they got […]
[…]. And as I say, the one hour format, suited them very much better than the other half is fine to thrillers and things like Linda Wood 37:39sitcoms. Most of them, and it depends on how well they've done some of them are sort of quite good, but others are half nice too long. So what what ha[…]
[…] there was this big think of getting popular comedy, popular sitcoms, massively popular, somewhat crap and racist now but some […]
[…] there have been ones like that, yeah. :ence this wonderful sitcom about detectorists , that’s on TV now. MW: Yes, […]
