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What happens when a quick flash, a car accident, and an injured dog bring two strangers together? Join us as we break down "Colin from Accounts," the witty Australian series that has captured our hearts and made us laugh out loud. On this episode of That TV Comedy Podcast, Amanda Davies and Jacquie J Sarah dive into the charming chaos of Season 1, Episode 3, titled "Toyota Cressida." We explore the show's distinct blend of humour and drama, the delightful chemistry between stars Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, and the unique Sydney setting that adds an extra layer of authenticity.
Get ready for a whirlwind discussion as we dissect the relationships and conflicts that drive this episode. From the hilariously uncomfortable interactions between Ashley and Gordon to Ash's desperate attempts to reclaim her belongings from her former flatmate Tyler, we cover it all. We'll also touch on the episode's poignant moments, such as the family drama surrounding Peggy Meggle's grandmother's passing and Gordon's past health struggles. The show's balance of mature comedy and emotional depth is what truly makes "Colin from Accounts" stand out, and we can't wait to share our thoughts with you.
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Presented by Amanda Davies and Jacquie J Sarah
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Can a spin-off really outshine its predecessor? Discover how "Frasier" managed to not only live up to but surpass "Cheers" in terms of critical acclaim and awards. Amanda and Jacquie dive into the show's creation, exploring key production details and sharing their personal love for Frasier and Niles. We also tackle how "Frasier" deftly handles problematic elements and diversity compared to other '90s sitcoms, making it a standout in television history.
Imagine a sitcom episode that feels like a short stage play. "My Coffee with Niles" does just that, with its single setting and three-act format, making it a perfect introduction for new viewers. The humorous banter between Frasier and Niles takes a deeper turn as they discuss happiness and personal fulfilment. We touch on sibling dynamics and emotional well-being, highlighted by Niles' heartfelt admission of never experiencing pure happiness, creating a poignant yet entertaining discussion.
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Ever wondered how a female vicar could turn a conservative village upside down? Join us as we go through the enchanting world of "The Vicar of Dibley," where Dawn French's portrayal of Geraldine Granger brings both humour and heart to quaint village life. We recount the show's timely 1994 debut, just as the Church of England began ordaining women, and highlight the significance of female leads in 90s comedy. With reflections on trailblazers like Jennifer Saunders and Victoria Wood, we also touch on the current comedy scene and the ongoing challenges for women in the field.
This week, we look at 'Dibley Live.' Relive the delightful chaos of Dibley's parish council meetings and Alice Tinker's whimsical quests, from Jim and Frank's antics with a washing line to the (un)forgettable Curly Wurly competition. We also address the show's dated humour and the sometimes uncomfortable interactions between the male characters and Geraldine while celebrating the endearing qualities that have made the show a classic.
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Ever wondered how a sitcom can blend the chaos of a police precinct with laugh-out-loud humour? Join us as we take a tour through the world of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Amanda and Jacquie dive headfirst into the iconic 99th precinct, dissecting the show's perfect mix of comedy and procedural drama. From Captain Raymond Holt's deadpan delivery to Jake Peralta's wild antics, we'll share why this show has earned its place in TV history. Get ready for an episode packed with laughs, trivia, and our take on why NBC's revival of this gem was nothing short of a TV miracle.
Amanda couldn't hold back her laughter while watching the episode featuring Doug Judy, a.k.a. the Pontiac Bandit, played by Craig Robinson. We break down Amanda's first impressions, diving into the bromance between Jake and Doug Judy, and the memorable 70s cop show vibes that make this episode a standout. We'll share some of our favourite moments, Boyle's comedic disasters, and why recognizing actors from other works adds a fun layer to watching Brooklyn Nine-Nine. If you've ever paused a show just to say, "Hey, isn't that the guy from Hot Tub Time Machine?" then you’ll definitely relate!
In our trivia showdown, test your Brooklyn Nine-Nine knowledge alongside us! From Doug Judy's infamous aliases to Captain Holt's quirky habits, we'll cover it all. Plus, we get real about how the show tackles social issues. . As we wrap up, we'll remind you of the importance of exploring new content and not just re-watching your comfort shows. Don't forget to connect with us through social media, and check out our Patreon for some exclusive goodies!
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Prepare to be captivated by the intricacies of the original British version of "The Office"! Ever wondered how a mundane office setting could change the landscape of comedy? Amanda Davies and Jacquie J Sarah unpack the genius of Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, detailing how their mockumentary style turned the Slough Trading Estate into a comedy goldmine. We talk about how this iconic show not only won a Golden Globe but also set the stage for comedic hits like "Parks and Rec" and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia."
Revisit the legendary "Training" episode with us, where the mundane world of office training sessions becomes a minefield of humour and tension. David Brent's relentless need to steal the spotlight during a simple training session creates a tapestry of awkwardness and hilarity. From Keith's monotonous voicemail to Tim's heartfelt attempts to uplift Dawn, we celebrate the brilliance of this episode that captures the essence of office life.
Explore the multifaceted character dynamics that make "The Office" a timeless comedy. Discover the complexities of David Brent's management style and his desperate need for validation. We dissect the peculiar role of "Assistant to the Regional Manager," shedding light on Gareth's ambiguous responsibilities and the real-life inspirations behind the character. With insights from Gervais and Merchant's own office experiences, we delve into how the show's setting amid a transitioning paper company adds another layer of authenticity and hilarity.
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This week on That TV Comedy Podcast, Amanda and Jacquie dissect the hilarious and heartwarming journey of the Rose family in "Schitt's Creek." From the show's humble beginnings to its meteoric rise in popularity post-Netflix, we explore how Dan Levy's unwavering creative vision guided the series to its perfectly timed conclusion. Our spotlight shines on Season 1, Episode 10, "Honeymoon," an entertaining blend of humour and character development that showcases why "Schitt's Creek" has captivated audiences around the globe.
In this episode, we untangle the intricate family dynamics that make "Schitt's Creek" so relatable. We dive into examining how the relationships evolve throughout the series. We celebrate the rich character arcs of Moira and Johnny, who are more than just parents; they are individuals adjusting to a new reality with grace and resilience. The Rose family's story is one of trust and love, portraying the beauty of familial bonds even in the face of adversity.
Representation matters, and "Schitt's Creek" does it brilliantly. Highlights include our discussion on the iconic wine-picking scene between David and Stevie, which opens up essential conversations about sexuality and acceptance. We also share behind-the-scenes tales, from Dan Levy's inspirations to the casting challenges and delightful surprises along the way. Whether it's the camaraderie among the cast or the thoughtful portrayal of complex themes, we unpack all the elements that make "Schitt's Creek" a standout show.
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Presented by Amanda Davies and Jacquie J Sarah
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Ever wondered why "Friends" remains a timeless classic, even decades after its original airing? This episode of the TV Comedy Podcast attempts to answer that and more as Amanda Davies and Jacquie J Sarah dive into the heart of one of the most iconic sitcoms ever made.
Join us as we take a nostalgic journey through "The One with the Prom Video," sharing insights on the show's cross-generational appeal, unforgettable character dynamics, and even some of the more controversial moments that have kept fans talking. Not forgetting Phoebe's now-famous "lobster" metaphor and its impact on Ross and Rachel's tumultuous relationship.
As we wrap things up, test your "Friends" knowledge with a fun trivia quiz and discover some fascinating behind-the-scenes facts about the show’s creation. From the original concept and casting challenges to the unforgettable Emmy-winning moments and notable guest stars, we cover it all. Tune in for a heartfelt, critical, and thoroughly entertaining (we would say that) look at the sitcom that defined a generation.
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How does a show centered around football win over those who couldn’t care less about the sport? We dive into the heartwarming world of "Ted Lasso" and uncover what makes Season 2, Episode 9, "Rainbow," an absolute gem. We dissect why we both fell in love with the series despite our initial lack of interest in football. From Nate's journey to assertiveness to Roy's soulful contemplation about his future, we cover all the crucial character arcs and the episode’s nearly flawless execution, earning a perfect 10 from Jacquie and a close 9.7 from Amanda.
Ever wondered why kebab shops hold a special place in some people's hearts? Join us as we share personal anecdotes about unusual culinary experiences and the polarizing nature of kebabs. Inspired by a memorable scene in "Ted Lasso," where Roy Kent finds solace in a kebab shop, we'll discuss the Easter eggs hidden in the show and the heartwarming messages it conveys. We also delve into the symbolic significance of Roy's journey and how a simple kebab shop visit encapsulates a deeper theme of purpose and passion.
What do "When Harry Met Sally," "Jerry Maguire," and "Notting Hill" have in common with a football coach from Kansas? Ted's brilliant use of rom-com references enriches the narrative and adds a delightful cultural layer to the show. We explore these references, Roy's return to his roots, and Nate's misguided efforts to assert himself. Don't miss out on our joyful and in-depth discussion of all things "Ted Lasso"!
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Ever wondered how a show about despicable characters became America's longest-running live-action sitcom? Discover the unique appeal of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" as Amanda Davies and Jacquie J Sarah dissect the magic behind its success. Jacquie shares her experience of viewing the characters as live-action cartoons, making them more palatable. Amanda dives into her initial struggles with the series, explaining how the cleverness and humour eventually won her over, making the show a comfort watch despite its gross-out moments and cyclical nature.
Join us for a nostalgic ride through the iconic episode "The Nightman Cometh," complete with fascinating trivia. We'll revisit Charlie's rock opera masterpiece, the gang's chaotic dynamics, and the live audience's role in bringing the episode to life. Plus, get the lowdown on Kaitlin Olsen's influential contributions. This episode is packed with insights and humour that will make you appreciate "It's Always Sunny" all over again.
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What makes Michael Scott’s leadership both cringe-worthy and compelling? Our inaugural episode of the TV Comedy Podcast dives headfirst into the beloved, chaotic world of “The Office” (U.S.). Hosted by Jacquie J Sarah, a writer, performer, and podcaster, and alongside her is Amanda Davies, a true enthusiast of TV comedy. Together, they kick off our series by sharing personal anecdotes about their deep-seated love for comedy before plunging into the intricate character dynamics that make “The Office” such an iconic show. Despite her limited exposure to the series, Amanda offers fresh insights from her recent in-flight binge of a season.
In this episode, they dissect the complex, often toxic relationship between Michael Scott and Jan Levinson, highlighting Steve Carell's masterful portrayal of a less lovable yet fascinating boss. They reminisce about the chaotic hilarity of the infamous dinner party episode—complete with Jan’s awkward dance moves, Dwight’s becoming an unexpected guest, and Michael showing off his tiny plasma TV. They also discuss the importance of allowing TV shows time to find their footing, with “The Office” being a prime example of a series that blossomed beyond its rocky start. Join them as they laugh, cringe, and analyze the memorable moments and character evolutions that make “The Office” a comedy classic.
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Presented by Amanda Davies and Jacquie J Sarah
That TV Comedy Podcast is a Deliciously Bright Production.
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Get extended episodes and exclusive content by becoming a subscriber at patreon.com/ThatTVComedyPodcast
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The podcast currently has 13 episodes available.