Hottoceame The Age of Commercialism

Ceticultsot Beautiful, moving film.

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Jonah Abbott There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

ulca01 A really funny show with great humor, actors and stories. It is the first time I have seen Martin Clunes in any other show than "Doc Martin", and it is refreshing to see that he can play a character who is not as "dry" or "humorless" than his character in "doc Martin".I especially like the story lines where Gary gets himself into trouble with Dorothy, and also the ones where Tony fails at "getting" Deborah.I quite honestly can not find anything about this show to dislike; I find it flawless and much less irritating than some of the other stuff on the telly.All in all, this is a great example of classic, wacky, British humor, which I personally find to be the best.

J. Taste men behaving badly is one of the funniest sitcoms ever made which is about 2 flat mates Gary and Tony In the first series Gary played by Martin Clunes lives with his flat mate Dermott played by the annoying Harry Enfield whilst going out with his long suffering girlfriend Dorthey played by Caroline Quientin when their new neighbour Debs played by Leslie Ash moves in Gary and D Dermott are smitten. Tony played by Neil Morriesy joins in series 2 to replace Dermott who has moved abroad. Tony was a lot funnier then Dermott which is the reason he is in from series 2 until the last ever episode. Over all Martin Clunes shines as the silly yet lovable Gary Strang who the manager of a little security firm where he belittles his 2 assistants George and Anthea who are also quite witty. Tony is a simple yet lovable rogue who spends most of the time lusting after Debs and the rest of the time drinking lager with Gary This is a must see for all lager and comedy fans Caroline Quientin is a lot stronger then Leslie Ashs character. A true classic.

Ian This is the only comedy series I have ever watched that whether you are male or female you can absolutely relate to.Either you have done or experienced first hand everything that happens in each episode.Series 1 with Harry Enfield was fantastic, but when Neil Morrisey replaced him in Series 2 things only got better!If you have the DVD set (a great investment) then don't forget to check out the outtakes (via the Pub Quiz) - Very funny!Having read comments from others and external reviews, decided to add a bit more to my comments...Men Behaving Badly was interesting because it was a show that jumped channels. It started on ITV (only Series 1 I think) and then moved to the BBC. However it was still Pearson TV that were behind it so I'm not sure if the change of channel contributed to the fact that Series 2-6 and Last Orders were better (not only my opinion) than Series 1 or if it was purely better chemistry between the leads plus the public becoming more and more comfortable with them that gave this impression.In any case, I am only happy that I have never been subjected to the US version of this and I can remember it in its original mode!

Em Face If you Americans want to know anything about British culture, forget the 4 Weddings and a Funeral depictions, this comedy series provides the 'real' slice of British life. Focusing on the lives of two housemates (Gary and Tony) and their girlfriends (Dorothy and Deborah), this witty series explores the everyday experiences of work, sex, love and relationships in an appauling true to life manner.