Black Bookstore is really fun, why is this show not so fun?

Oh, Black’s Bookstore is one of my favorite British dramas. I read it every time when I’m bored. Liz doesn’t like it, which is sad. . .

A Bit of Fry and Laurie: The protagonists are Stephen Fry (starring in the movie Wilde) and Hugh Laurie (Doctor House). Many years ago, these two people became involved in the movie "The Butler" (one of my favorites), which used exaggerated techniques to describe the elegant and boring life of some nobles from World War I to World War II. It is a kind of elegant and intelligent humor. .) and became the most famous comedy pair in Britain at that time. A little duo show is a collection of jokes they wrote and performed themselves. Of course, there are some jokes that I find difficult to understand, but there are also satires that are easy to understand. I think it's a bit like a cross talk collection, a very unique film.

The Office The Office This is a movie that I followed after watching "Sherlock" because of Dr. Watson. Ranked among the 100 greatest British comedies. His comedy point is difficult to describe. This unique style is formed by exaggerating the indifference between British people. To be honest, when I first watched it, I couldn't laugh at all. I just kept feeling embarrassed and embarrassed for the people in the drama. But once I got used to this style, I fell in love with it.

The Flying Thief Hustle shouldn’t be considered a comedy, but it has a knowing humor that will make your mouth smile for the characters in the play. I am tired of seeing American high-tech thieves, but it is really refreshing to see this traditional story that uses team wisdom, relies on careful plans and backup plans to steal, and features reversal.

In addition, two very interesting British humorous movies

Hot questions about time travel (it can be called a collection of complaints about science fiction movies, especially when the protagonist crosses the line and says, "How can humans in the future... Are you American?" Laughing like crazy.)

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (a bit like "Through the Looking Glass", also satirical)

There is also a British music review program, Powerful , all kinds of venomous tongues: The venomous tongue buzzing chicken in the music world is so cute.

If you want to find a forum for British dramas, there is a subtitle group for "Raggedy Bear Paradise". Their family is famous for producing British dramas. But you have to find an account to get in.