British humour

Animations: All good British humour with little jokes for the adults tossed in there.

Wallace & Gromit's Cracking Contraptions (Or anything by Wallace and Grommit.)
The Curse of the Were-Rabbit was excellent. (A take off of the were-wolf, except with a rabbit.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wallace_and_Gromit

Flushed Away
Chicken Run


//And the Dave Allen Show for those old enough to remember and like.
 
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LOL "Chicken Run"!!!!!!!!!!! I went to the premiere/release of the animation way back in the day. Met with the Director and creator.
 
Glad you all enjoyed it .. I've planted that link in a few forums so I don't have to go floundering around in the www looking for a replay with my morning coffee.

Cheers.
 
You just planted it because of the "Allan, Allan, Allan, Al, Allan," bit, right? :happy:
Love the caffeine and weeing bits, too!
Possibly the silliest thing I've seen from the BBC!?!
 
when they 1st hit the internet you could download clips to add your own voiceover - well in the UK you could, Would have LOVED to have a shot at that. I remember an english wildlife show were the presenter would do voices for the animals - that was a loooong time ago.

I love this sort of stuff
 
This was funny in a Sesame Street kind of way. I wouldn't say the Brits don't have a sense of humor, it's usually very dry, and clever humor. Monty Python was genius. Benny Hill hilarious. Sarcasm, NOT FUNNY, I've always felt that anyone can be sarcastic, but not everyone can be funny. Sarcasm is a poor attempt at being funny.
 
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