A to Z Of British 90s Sitcoms You Probably Don't Remember (90S UK Sitcoms list)
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A to Z Of British 90s Sitcoms You Probably DON'T Remember! (90s uk sitcoms list)
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I must be in the minority but I enjoyed The Brittas Empire
Me too.
Don’t think you are, loved it as well.. it must be more marmite than I ever realised
It was brilliant
I enjoyed it too. 🤷♀️
I did at the time, but I recently started re-watching it on BritBox and cringed at how awful it was.
Chris Barrie is amazing! He came to a sci-fi fun day the year I started going out with my soon to be husband, held in Corsham (Wiltshire) Leisure Centre. Obviously, being SF geeks we expected him to talk about Red Dwarf, but he couldn't resist being in a leisure and centre and opening the show in the persona of Gordon Brittas. He and Danny John-Jules did several conventions with that group and I've got photos of us with them up at home. (Hubby unfortunately passed away from cancer a few years ago, so I treasure any memory like that :)).
And as a receptionist now I hope I'm not too much like Carol. Thankfully the only babies at reception are those belonging to my colleagues!
My favourite 90s comedy has to be Drop the Dead Donkey -- partly for the political comedy, but also because of the workplace comedy being unfortunately rather true to life.
I'm going to meet Chris Barrie tomorrow at London Comic Con ❤️ I'm cosplay Nirvana Crane from the Holoship episode 😁
Sorry for your loss. But it sounds like you have some great memories
@@PandaPandakun
Well......?
Do tell . .... how it go??
I'm so very sorry for your loss but it sounds like there were some fantastic memories made with the geeky pair of you! Chin up and get those repeats of Drop The Dead Donkey to give you some well deserved laughs.
As it goes, my youngest son met Chris Barrie at a comic con event a few years ago when he was about 10 (my son, not Chris!) and he said he was a thoroughly decent bloke...albeit he wouldn't allow any photos to be taken unless the punters paid 20 pounds each haha (again Chris, not my son)!
Anyway, I hope you're well and enjoying life, without it sounding too sympathetic.
My condolences on your loss. Thanks for sharing this! :-) Have a good day!
Not sure how many episodes of The Brittas Empire I struggled through, but in one episode, it did come up with the genius idea of combining paintball with a safari park. I'm still waiting for that to arrive in real life.
I actually really liked the Brittas Empire!
Love BE too has all DVDS
Quite enjoyed it myself.. then found myself working in one, where one of my colleagues would often bring it back to mind and frequently compared and referred to the manager as Mr Brittas
@@johnd6487 TelevisionNewZealand played most of these, few lasted beyond a week with the exception of the Brittas Empire.
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I loved Waiting For God. Tom and Diana made a hilarious couple.
If you have sky they still show it on sky drama, it's on today at half 5
It was on the drama channel. It finished today.
OMG Russ Abbott! I’d forgotten he existed! I used to LOVE watching his sketch show 😃
Loved it as a kid too. Definitely now in the "not as funny as you remember it" category.
Watching this reminded me of a mid-90’s sitcom with John Gordon Sinclair as a newspaper columnist called ‘Nelson’s Column’. Just watched an episode and really enjoyed it again. Maybe most remember it.
I also remember that and him in a show called ' An actor's life for me'.
He was also a journalist in an 80s sitcom called Hot Metal
I vaguely remember that,
@@happinesstan I think it's available on TH-cam
@@stephenderbyshire7849 I've been listening to the radio version of this and I prefer it. I think the radio cast is better. Still JGS in the main role, but Caroline Quentin as Sue and Gary Waldhorn as Desmond.
Waiting For God is a masterpiece.
Joking Apart was far better than suggested here. Steven Moffat employs all the narrative tricks he used to great effect later in Coupling. Series 1 is especially funny and definitely deserves much more love.
I actually remember Chelmsford 123 and used to love it 🤣
A good list of obscure sitcoms but Brittas was certainly major and remembered by many I’d have thought. Anyway keep up the good work. Top channel mate.
Yeah.... clutching at straws with "E" there lol
@@TFOOS one missing from this list was .. The big one .. at least i think that is what it was called .. it starred sandy tosvic as an english woman who takes in an american as a lodger or similar . channel 4 did that I think
On The Up brought us the phrase, "Just the one Mrs Wembley?" which I hear quoted a lot by people who can't have possibly seen the series :D
The theme tune was such an ear worm!!
Oops.. just said that myself.. I really should read all the comments before I put my own in lol
Before the Hamlet adverts, Baldy Man was a character in Naked Video, a Scottish sketch show which also launched Rab C Nesbit.
A few more 90s ones; The Piglet Files with Nicholas Lyndhurst, Chalk (from the team behind Joking Apartment), Oh Doctor Beeching (from the Hi Di Hi team), Grace and Favour (follow up to Are You Being Served?), Let Them Eat Cake with French and Saunders and Me You and Him with Punt and Dennis and Nick Hancock).
Chalk was dreadful, but worth watching for a young Nicola Walker as Miss Travers.
@@stephenbranley91 I took your comment on board and started watching Chalk. I was pleasantly surprised! Really funny programme! Turns out it was written by Steven Moffat, one of my favourite writers. I just wish the characters were a little more realistic and nuanced, instead of full-out insane!
@@Scripture-Man perhaps I need to give it another chance!
I watched everything from the hi di hi team I enjoyed doctor beeching and you rang my lord .
@@samsprrr3548 i preffered oh doctor beeching that was good .. does anyone remember The big one i think that is what it was called starred sandy tosvic as an english woman who takes in an american lodger or similar channel 4 did that i think ..
Who remembers "Time After Time", the Brian Conley sitcom?
I don't. Best Regards, Gordon
With Sam Beckinsale . Who incidentally, was in 2 of these mentioned. "Get Well Soon" & "Duck Patrol"
i do .... some clips of it are on you tube .. shame some of these have never been repeated
What about that terrible Brush Strokes, which seemed to go on for ever.
I remember 'Waiting For God' being one of the shows my biological father was very into…. I remember recognising the main male character being played by the chap who played Mr Clutterbuck in 'The Amazing Mr Blunden' 😆😂🤣
Graham Crowden - I’ve got Waiting for God on DVD; it’s still hilarious.
I remember the Brittas Empire, in Australia the ABC ran it on weeknights in the 6.00pm timeslot.
Richard Herring & Stewart Lee used to take the piss out of “lazy comedy hacks” in their show (TMWRNJ) and I couldn’t help think of that while watching this.
And then you got off the bus.
@@flippingell8849Aaaaaaahhhhh... So I didn't imagine that!
Some really good ones here. I loved Mullberry, great show. Not on this list, but from the nineties. Waiting for God was my favorite that is actually on your list.
Also loved mulberry! Quite sad tho
Now there was a show with a dark premise that somehow turned into a standard sitcom.
It reunited Karl Howman and Tony Selby from Get Some In (though KH was only a replacement in the last series).
I used to watch the Brittas Empire when I was little. There were so many scenes that traumatized me! The time they had a crocodile in the pool, when they nearly decapitated a maintenance worker with a welding torch, the horribleness of Brittas's relationship with his depressed wife. There was so much I can't unsee!
Wow.. On The Up.. I’d forgotten it, yet the minute you brought it up the catchphrase ‘Just the one Mrs Wembley?’ came straight to mind
I can't imagine a worse idea than a UK version of Married with Children starring Russ Abbot. Jesus.
Loving your channel and the wave of nostalgia. I've been binge watching. Thank you. Also, you (narrator) remind me strongly of Fine Time Fontayne (Ian Crossley) of the Blackburn Files. It must be the Northern accent.
I loved waiting for god. Stephanie Cole and Graham Cowden were a treat.
You had me at "Heil Honey, I'm Home".
Chemlsford 123 was great, it featured Rory McGrath and Jimmy Mullville from the Channel 4 sketch show Who dares wins, which also featured Baldrick himself Aka Tony Robsinson. Rory McGrath of course went on to star on They think its all over.
AHH stalker McGrath
I remember watching "Families" and also "Revelations" Both on late at night.
A couple I'd like to throw in the hat are..
Starting Out (1999), Starring
Siobhan Hayes of My Family and
Ricci Harnett aka Rise of the footsoldier's Carlton Leach no less.
The Dectectives (1993), Starring Jasper Carrot and Robert Powell. Maybe this one isn't obscure enough though.
The Detectives was hilarious!!
I really loved the Brittas Empire I also loved Is It Legal and I found it side splittingly hilarious. So our comedy tastes do not match. If I found Is It Legal was on DVD I would have bought it.
I loved Terry and Julian, and Sean's Show. Waiting For God was excellent. I think Heil Honey I'm Home showed on one of the cable channels, which were trying to be a bit shocking. I don't think many people saw it. I never watched The Baldy Man but I loved the adverts.
I think there was a framing story for Heil Honey I'm Home, that it was supposed to be a lost American sitcom from the 1950s.
Nice to see this one list finally made
Now all that’s left is the 70s and the early 2000s
Keep up the great works
On my to-do list mate
@@TFOOS right on!
Does anyone remember The Peter Principle with Jim Broadbent as a bank manager? One of my favourite 90's sitcoms.
One of my favorites with the gorgeous Claire Skinner. Great program
That was awesome!
That's a show that was unfairly treated by the BBC and should have gone on longer. It was so funny. 😂
Joking apart, absolutely fantastic and Stephen went on to give us in my opinion, the best sitcom ever “coupling“
How about Hippies, the "forgotten" sitcom from Graham Linehan and Arthur Matthews of Father Ted and IT Crowd fame? Not as funny as either of the former but still worth a watch with a great cast including the aforementioned Darren Boyd alongside Simon Pegg, Julian Rhind-Tutt and the always utterly gorgeous Sally Phillips. It also featured the wonderful Kevin Eldon in one episode and the spellchecker nightmare that is Peter Serafinowicz
I'd also add an honourable mention for The Peter Principle which was hardly groundbreaking stuff but still watchable and worth a chuckle if only for the magnificent Jim Broadbent in the lead role
I have only heard of Chelmsford 123 and Brighton Bells because of your channel
Remember The Brittas Empire and the reception using the filing cabnet to keep her baby in.
Must thank you for including a programme which included Richard Lumsden in, didn't know his name but his face has bugged me for months and months. Not his looks but I can remember him being in a programme and not knowing what it or he were called. So I have finally tracked it down. Thank You
Loved Sean's Show "By-bye, bye....by-bye..bye...bye...bye"
I remember Brighton Bells getting promoted at the time on Carlton and being told it was a remake of the Golden Girls.
I was perplexed why anyone would remake a sitcom that was already very popular in Britain.
Don't forget the non-event "Babes In The Wood"
Very good thanks 😌
I wonder if anyone remembers ‘If you see God tell him’? (1993)
It starred Richard Briers as a wheelchair bound simpleton, who took all advertisements as factual.
It only ran for one series, I remember really enjoying it at the time
It rings a bell definitely
I remember it a little.. mostly him cleaning the toilet with every chemical possible then deciding happiness was a cigar called Hamlet and demonstrating why such cleaning chemicals don’t mix
Brittas Empire is a classic, always remember it being on the telly on a Saturday just before the Brian Conley show and the lottery.
Operation Good Guys was actually a funny sit com from the 90's
It was hilarious. I believe The Office copied the mockumentary format
@12:40 the words "write the theme tune, sing the theme tune" came to mind for some reason...
I LOVED Chelmsford 123. I think
It’s available on some service related to Channel 4 as I remember giving it another view a few years ago.
I think it was, like most, built of it’s time and wouldn’t be given the time of day now, but I loved it at the time
Rory McGrath play Badvoc, the local chieftain, and Jimmy Mulville was Aulus Paulinus, the Roman governor of Britain.
I need to see if I can find it again. Loved it
I rewatched it fairly recently as well, it’s on All4, or was last time I had a look.. they’ve got quite a lot of their back catalogue on there at the moment
talking of channel 4 does anyone remember the big one starring sandi tosvic taking in an american lodger ?
I don't remember the majority of these. However episodes of the Baldy Man were always shown on Britannia Airways flights when we used to go on holiday during that era, funnily enough I don't ever remember seeing it on the TV though.
I do remember most of these, whether good or bad. I was in my mid to late teens in the early 90's and I remember a few were my favourites like Chelmsford 123 with Rory McGarth as Briton Badvok and Jimmy Mullville as Roman Leader Aulus Paulinus and Philip Pope as sidekick Grasientus, it was generally on after 10 O' clock because it was quite adult humour. Seans Show was one after 10pm on Channel 4 and was funny almost in a Neil from the Young Ones kind of way and I loved the removal of the 'Fourth Wall' concept and the sock on the radiator that never dried! I did love Chris Barrie in The Brittas Empire as he was riding high at the time off the back of being one of the main Spitting Image voices, doing much comedy on Radio and also Red Dwarf - a busy man! I also do remember Gordon Kennedy in Althetico Party but also shouting 'Stoney-Bridge' in the sketch show Absolutely! with Morwiena Banks and it's great to see Gordon quite regually on TV in various programms to this day. I did watch also the super Julian Clary after the sucess of The Joan Colins Fan Club on Channel 4 in the 80's, in Terry and Jullian which itself was a re-hash for C4 again of an old BBC Radio 4 comdey with Kenneth Williams and Hugh paddick called Round the Horne, I just used to love Jullians' outfitts every week and the camp double entendres! Thank you very much for this trip down funny lane. Oh and Gregory Fisher who was the Baldie Man went on to have much sucess for a long time with down-and-out Glaswien alcoholic Rab C Nesbitt but started out with a Baldie Man character in a series of Hamlet Cigar ads in the 80's which was so popular and funny at the time that he got an actual spin-off show but it was sadly not as good. 😊👍❤📺🎬🎥
Sitting Pretty and May to December. These were a couple of my favourites at the time that were not mentioned. I'm not sure how they'd stand up now. 🤔
The Peter Principle staring Jim Broadbent as an incompetent bank manager ran for 2 series and is well worth a watch... very funny and on here.
I have NEVER heard of Captain Butler, and I'm a huge Red Dwarf fan! Craig Charles shouldnt have bothered doing it is what I say!
Brittas empire , Blot on the landscape , black adder goes forth
In the 90s there was a bit of lifting from the USA. Brighton Belles was a British Golden Girls, Married For Life was Married With Kids and Sean's Show was It's Gary Shandling's Show.
The Brittas Empire was well known but what about Chris Barrie's other sitcom from the 90s? A Prince Among Men where he plays retired footballer and NOT a Kevin Keegan clone.
Other 90s sitcoms largely forgotten now: So Haunt Me (modern family get haunted by an old Jewish lady ghost), Sitting Pretty and Nightingales.
Ha. I must've watched too much TV in my teens 'cos I remember pretty much all of these!
I remember most of these , loved Haggard ,Waiting For God and The Brittas Empire
I loved waiting for god i used to watch it with my mum on Thursdays. I have the box set now. It was funny with Basil the lady magnet.
I loved joking Apart, First season was awesome and enough nerds put pressure on so it was released from the archives so can be bought.
I remember On the Up. Joan Sim's character, Mrs. Wembley had the catchphrase "Just the One", as she was a bit of a heavy drinker. I'm curious as to how it didn't run longer than it did, as I recall it being fairly successful.
Thank you for including the chapters with timestamps; very appreciated (even if they may not all be named correctly 15:50) 🙂
I find that these sometimes just appear, I hadn't put these on myself. Often wondered how they get on there
@@TFOOS Interesting, I didn't know that. It must be something within TH-cam, I suppose
The Baldy Man actually gave me nightmares as a child!
There was a UK remake of 'That 70's Show' that came out in '99, called 'Days like These'.
It lasted one season, and shouldn't even have lasted that.
😂
I recall it didn’t even last a whole season and the plan was to have a 20ish episodes like an American sitcom.
Also unlike other British remakes of American sitcoms. The producers of That 70’s show were involved in its creation.
LOVED BRITTAS EMPIRE
I grew up in the 90s but I haven't heard of most of these except The Brittas Empire which I quite liked, Waiting For God, Heil Honey I'm Home and Married For Life which I only found out about last year. I also vaguely remember The Baldy Man but it was probably from adverts more than the actual show.
5:33. Didn't Ray Galton and Alan Simpson meet in a TB recovery ward after the war which is how their partnership began and led to Hancock and Steptoe.
Correct
The actress in the clip from Is It Legal starred in the show Coupling.
BTW - I liked The Brittas Empire
Yes. She is Kate Isitt (Legal?)!
She was Sally in Coupling.
Loved 'Haggard', 'Waiting For God' and 'No Job For A Lady'. Even my impossible to please father loved them. I also have a virtual pet spider called Elvis!
Never watched 'The Brittas Empire'. Not too keen on Chris Barrie, there's something about him I can't warm to.
Some good and bad memories in this video, great stuff!
Glad you enjoyed it Thanks for commenting - your comment will be featured in the next episode of "Footnotes" on this channel
Richard Lumsden played ‘Foggy’ in first of the summer wine
What about Game On, with the lovely Samantha Janus? Or is that too memorable?
Joking Apart series 2 was the funniest thing made in Britain in the 90's. It was far more anarchic than the description and just ran its course. I watch the dvd regularly. Seriously, the personified penis episode almost killed me laughing.
The first episode of series 2 is brilliant. Then again, every episode was amazing.
I was in agony laughing at S2 E1.
Great video very informative and interesting. Lol of theses were very crap too
Joking Apart was superb. Any comedy that comes up with a gem such as "Life is just nature's way of keeping meat fresh", is alright with me.
Brittas Empire was really famous.
I remember that TB one - weird set up.
I liked Is It Legal? I know it wasn't good though.
15:50 Is that the same set used for the chapel scenes in "The Vicar of Dibley"?
This is why I love your channel I always learn something.
I loved is it legal and I own all three series on dvd. Patrick Barlow who played Bob was the shopping channel presenter Bridget Jones's mum had an affair with in case you didn't know.
I also loved the Brittas Empire but I have to agree Colin was not for teatime.
I was a huge fan of LOS DOS BROS Cavin Clerkin you might remember from IT crowd as the man who coaxed Roy into being a getaway driver and Darren Boyd was in Smack the Pony.
I do very much remember Captain Butler...It used to be on late at night.
Never saw Captain Butler which surprises me as its the sort of thing I'd have given a go back them
It was NO Red Dwarf that's for sure :) it was OK.
I was a big fan of Is it legal as I say I completely forgot it moved channels.
Itv to channel 4.
A bit like Men behaving Badly which started on Itv for 2 series and then moved to BBC.
The only thing I can remember from Brighton Belles is their attempt to recreate the Golden Girls joke:
"Hello, I'm Blanche Devereaux. That's French for
Blanche Devereaux. "
Somehow "Hello, I'm Brigit Donelly That's Irish for
Brigit Donelly " doesn't have the same ring.
Remember Chelmsford 123 very well and watched all of them. Also had as a guest Philip Pope (Cwying) from their Who Dares Wins team.
I live Sean’s show!! Please. Love it. Thanks for the this video. So funny what they got away with them. Love Julian too. X
Sean's Show was amazingly good, but tucked away in a very late Friday night slot as i remember. Wonder if that sock is dry yet?
Chelmsford 123 was a favorite and still is. So was waiting for god ( I think that one still gets repeated on some channels ). Its a shame sitcoms seem to be dying out.
A shame Colin's Sandwich didn't get a look in. 2 series from 88-90 and in my opinion, total genius.
I enjoyed it too; I still remember the 'best man' speech episode.
I loved "Is it Legal". I still do!
Will you do another video of forgotten 90’s sitcoms?
I'm making one right now 👍
Loads to choose from in the 90's. A few I remember:
L - Lazarus & Dingwall. 1991,
H - I remember Haggard, it was bad. "Home To Roost" also with Reece Dinsdale was far better!
N - Nightingales? No one seems to remember this. Brilliant series only ran for 2 though, have the DVD
O - Totally agree, On the Up was great. I have the complete 3 series on DVD
Baldy Man dates back to the sketch show Naked Video, the Hamlet ad was a direct lift from one of their sketches (Fisher being in Naked Video as well)
Good list though!
I almost included Nightingales but thought too many people would complain and say they remembered it lol
Nightingales. Nobody here but us chickens!
Of course I remember‘nightingales’ there’s nobody here but us 🐓
Who dares wins 1983
lazarus and dingwall starred the blokes from carling black label advert sadly another lost from the archives
Here's a couple for you hunt down! The Front Line, with Paul Barber & Tony Scoggo (think that's right) Laura & Disorder (Wendy Craig)
Oh yeah, also Cowboys - (Peter Learmouth?)
oh yeah cowboys . i just about remember that .. another one that is missing is the gaffer
Never heard of these either. Captain Butler is what that bloke who was in it loved saying, Bollocks. lol
Loved Sean's Show. RIP.
Great video. Does anyone remember Chalk from around 96/97? It was set in a school and centred around the head teacher. I thought it was OK at the time, but if we look back now it was probably terrible.
Written by Steven Moffat.
I remember loving it at the time but I'm pretty sure it was probably dreadful. Although it had Nicola Walker in it before she played the same detective role in everything, and in it she was probably my first celebrity crush lol
I absolutely loved Fiddlers Three as a youngster - wish they were on DVD. Big fan of Eric Chappell sitcoms.
I could be wrong, but the David Tennant photo used in the thumbnail is his portrayal of Campbell Bain from Takin' Over the Asylum, and I don't see that in the list of chapters (not that it should be, as it is a dramatic comedy with minimal comedy)...I don't think he's been in any of the shows mentioned either
I'm NOT wrong here, but Red Dwarf is definitely not a past sitcom, it is still going fairly strong with the last episode (a feature length episode, called "the promised land") came out in 2020 (a good 6 months before this video first aired) and the previous two episodes in 2016 and 2017...it's definitely not something people "don't remember". There'll be more episodes of it, and I'm pretty sure it's the only sitcom of the list that is still going
8:58 I've never seen the show, but the title made me think of the 2005 movie "Keeping Mum" which I enjoyed very much.
Love Sean's Show, have the first series on dvd somewhere
It was one of my faves
@@TFOOS some more that are missing .. the gaffer ... cowboys and the big one ..
Blue Heaven, Captain Butler, Game On, Me you and him, Nightingales,
So haunt me.
chelmsford 123... loved that !
I remember Terry and Julian. It was like Mrs. Brown's Boys, before it's time... I liked it, but then I was only nine years old.
Sean's Show was great!
I still love chelmsford 123 its a very under estimated show the dvd is still available and worth a watch
I saw the first 2 episodes in the studio audience, and the out-takes were better than the comedy bits!
For years I wondered if I had somehow imagined that Craig Charles played a pirate. Now I know
I know Sam Kelly from Allo, Allo, which I liked, On The Up, which was OK, and Barbara, which I hated. Never heard of Haggard!
We got Brittas Empire on public TV in the US. It wasn't great. We also got Waiting for God, which was fantastic.
Brittas empire was hilarious
4:08 the brittas empire "that grubby bloke colin used to really put me off my lunch"
Brittas empire was class 👌
Out of all of these I remember up the garden path which was ok but I also remember and love the brittas empire, waiting for god and on the up x.
Chelmsford 123, the same Guys from Absolutely. C123 is similar to Black Adder.
Season 1
Arrivaderci Roma -- 9 March 1988 (played entirely in Latin until Aulus arrives in Britain)
What's Your Poison? -- 16 March 1988
The Girl of My Dreams -- 23 March 1988
One For The Road -- 30 March 1988
Vidi Vici Veni -- 6 April 1988
Peeled Grapes and Pedicures -- 13 April 1988
Season 2
Heads You Lose -- 9 January 1990
Get Well Soon -- 16 January 1990
Bird Trouble -- 23 January 1990
Odi, et Amo -- 30 January 1990
The Secret War -- 6 February 1990
Mine's a Double -- 13 February 1990
Something Beginning With 'E' -- 20 February 1990