Billy Batts
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There used to be a nightclub called New York New York, its moto was the nightclub that never sleeps.....Condoms come in all different flavours don't they.
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There used to be a nightclub called New York New York, its moto was the nightclub that never sleeps.....Condoms come in all different flavours don't they.
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If you are not a Brit then the US one is funnier, cos anyone other than Brits would not find the awkwardness funny..they don';t understand how hilarious all that cringing can be..
There used to be a nightclub called New York New York, its moto was the nightclub that never sleeps.....
It shuts at 1.
Sure many gave. Just think overall most people would find the us version Asher to laugh at...I much prefer the British one mindDon't know about that, The Office won two Golden Globes (first ever British comedy to do so) which are American and a shed load of others from around the world so a few people in those countries must have found it funny?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0290978/awards
Erin is an absolute wadAmerican one is immense. People complaining they 'nicked' the scripts for the first series aye, when Gervais wasn't looking!
American one has more gorgeous lasses in
Training day is possibly the greatest comedy episode ever, imo like.
Both very different, with completely different type of humour.
I'm not sure that the UK version could have lasted 7 seasons without becoming too tired, wheras the US version (almost (think it was definitely ready to end)) made it.
David Brent and Michael Scott are very different. Michael is loveable and you really want him to be happy and do well.
David Brent is cringeworthy and you dont really fell that sorry for him.
I think that the British one far is way funnier than the American version, although that too is a good show in it's own rights. The humour in the British one is intended by the cringeworthiness of David Brent because you come across arseholes like that in real life in Britain regularly, although not as extreme.
Possibly the funniest line ever in any show.
'i think there's been a rape up there'