Comments on: BBC Radio 4 Comedy http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/ So you've got a list here of 5 things you'd do if qualifications and time and history and salary were no object. Fri, 25 Jul 2008 08:17:36 +0000 By: adam maq http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15996 adam maq Fri, 16 May 2008 18:13:33 +0000 http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15996 The BBC radio comedies are outstanding. Think about hitchikers guide to the galaxy; old harry's game . They're so dangerous that if you're listening in the car they may be quite distracting. Other bbc gems include mark steel and the jeremy hardy show. They can be better then TV in many ways - actually so much good tv started on radio. The BBC radio comedies are outstanding. Think about hitchikers guide to the galaxy; old harry’s game . They’re so dangerous that if you’re listening in the car they may be quite distracting. Other bbc gems include mark steel and the jeremy hardy show.

They can be better then TV in many ways - actually so much good tv started on radio.

]]> By: Zetter http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15991 Zetter Wed, 14 May 2008 22:21:01 +0000 http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15991 Radio comedy programmes are somewhat popular in the UK. However, there are a lot of shows that I don't find particularly funny, but isn't this also true for most of the comedy programmes on tv? I wouldn't make a distinction between radio and tv shows in terms of "being funny" or not. Radio programmes can be as funny as tv programmes sometimes even funnier. "The Goon Show" for example, was Monty Python's source of inspiration - and it is without a doubt the funniest and smartest thing there is. And it's a radio programme! Radio comedy programmes are somewhat popular in the UK. However, there are a lot of shows that I don’t find particularly funny, but isn’t this also true for most of the comedy programmes on tv?

I wouldn’t make a distinction between radio and tv shows in terms of “being funny” or not. Radio programmes can be as funny as tv programmes sometimes even funnier.

“The Goon Show” for example, was Monty Python’s source of inspiration - and it is without a doubt the funniest and smartest thing there is. And it’s a radio programme!

]]> By: matze http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15608 matze Sun, 09 Mar 2008 09:15:57 +0000 http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15608 actually, never maybe is the wrong word. but most times, radio comedy just isn't funny. or probably just not my cup of tea...... actually, never maybe is the wrong word. but most times, radio comedy just isn’t funny. or probably just not my cup of tea……

]]> By: Armin http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15467 Armin Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:52:50 +0000 http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15467 Care to expand why? Care to expand why?

]]> By: matze http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15466 matze Tue, 26 Feb 2008 16:37:40 +0000 http://topfives.org/2008/bbc-radio-4-comedy/#comment-15466 radio isn't dead in any way. but radio comedy has never ever been funny..... radio isn’t dead in any way. but radio comedy has never ever been funny…..

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