for Fandango’s One Word Challenge (FOWC), taste.
For the benefit of non-UK readers, this show – The Young Ones – is (now) venerated as the show which launched alternative comedy in the UK. At the time it first aired (mid-Eighties) it was widely regarded as poor taste.
LOVE it š. I often feel like that haha
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How funny! Thanks, I’d never even heard of that show before!
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It nade a big splash here, but I suppose comedy must be one of the most difficult things to travel. They had songs in the charts, even.
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You can say what you like, but there is nothing better than good black British humour
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You almost got Kenny Everett – in the best possible taste, of course š¤£
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The Young Ones, I kinda liked it. There were brilliant sketches š
I don’t know if it in pore taste, it’s just another kind of humor.
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OMG!! I loved that show. British humour always finds a home here in Australia! It was indeed poor taste, but oh-so-funny.
Vale Rik Mayall.
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Show the kids what you used to watch! I’m sure you won’t regret it…maybe š¤£
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Ha!
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I couldn’t stand this programme but often had to sit through it as the boys’ dad and his pals liked it. It was too stupid and far-fetched for me, which was the point, I know. It just grated on me.
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We must’ve been 13 or 14 and it was basically required viewing. BHut you can imagine, boys of that age…
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Hhm! Yes, I do remember. I was a few years older than you at the time and I just couldn’t understand what all the lads were laughing at.
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