LOVE THE SHOW
Great Comedy Show.. Very strange but i like dark humour anyway. Lucy is brilliant as a comedy actress and your comments all stink because you musn't have a sense of humour. Byeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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shareI'm sorry Im a comedy nut, I find anything funny, except this, its BAD, REALLY BAD, it is not funny, even the laughter track doesnt laugh, BAD, REALLY BAD. They try to be crude and extreme like Little Britain but it doesnt work, its just bad taste! VERY VERY BAD
shareWell I enjoy it too. True, it does have some annoying sketches which aren't really funny (the SHUT-UP family springs to mind) but some of it is totally funny. The Don't-Look-At-Me maid always has me in stitches and Maxine Bendix is also hilarious with her bad plastic surgery. Hopefully if they do a second series they can iron out the slight uneveness of the first but still retain the characters which make the first one funny (IMO of course).
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Hi from Australia (born UK).,
I tend to disagree with the comments made by yourself about the quality of humour in Titty Bang Bang. Firstly, the reason we have a variety of comedy styles is to appeal to the diversity of people's tastes. Titty Bang Bang might be offensive and in "bad taste" (whose tastes???), but that is obviously part of it's appeal. There is definitely a dark and twisted through line connecting all of the various sketches. As a drama teacher I am just frustrated that I can not use it in my high school classes (adult content) to show how elements of satire and parody can be so cleverly combined to produce sophisticated meanings whilst appealing to a diverse demographic. It is great to see the girls doing something quite edgy and in some respects political. I honestly can't see how just writing the comedy off as 'rubbish' is in any way articulating the complexity of its content and construction.
Sure, some people won't be able to identify the irony in it's tackiness and bawdiness - but again, we all have different persuasions :)
Lesley.