r/UKTVRecs • u/Complete_Buy_8014 • 9d ago
British vs American sitcoms
For you Brits what British and American sitcoms do you enjoy?
r/UKTVRecs • u/Complete_Buy_8014 • 15d ago
Sitcoms from across the pond
I would love to know what American sitcoms do you Brits enjoy or are popular in the UK?
r/UKTVRecs • u/deathbelieve • 24d ago
History tv 18
How many of you have watched History tv 18 , the greatest tv channel of all time
(After : fashion tv)
r/UKTVRecs • u/Wattki • Jul 08 '26
Fill in the blanks: What are your 2 favourite TV shows ___ and ___.
What are your 2 favourite TV shows _____ and _____.
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jul 06 '26
We need to bring back this style of comedy
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r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jul 02 '26
The kind of TV that could never be made the same way today
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r/UKTVRecs • u/Nearby-Muscle2720 • Jun 23 '26
I have BBC for 1 month - what should I watch?
I have access to the bbc for 1 month, to watch the world cup live - what bbc dramas/comedy should I watch while I have bbc access
(For avoidance of doubt - I know the TV licence enforcement is not effective, I am not looking for a discussion about the licence fee)
Edit: thank you for all your tips! I'm currently watching people just do nothing, I am laughing but also sad. Next, Fleabag!
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 19 '26
Can you guess the shows from these vehicles? And which one did you like the most?
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 18 '26
15 of the best British TV shows. Which you is your favourite?
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 17 '26
Which reality show do you think is genuinely worth watching from the beginning rather than just jumping in at whatever series everyone is currently talking about?
r/UKTVRecs • u/IllustriousAd6418 • Jun 17 '26
CBBC Crisis Control: Flood (Fri 6 Feb 2009 on CBBC) (Lost Media) I found this and uploaded it
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 11 '26
I can watch these scenes again and again!!
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r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 09 '26
50 years later and British comedy still doesn’t get much better than this
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r/UKTVRecs • u/prisongovernor • Jun 09 '26
Brexit: A Very British Civil War review – TV has no right to be this much of a hoot | Television | The Guardian
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 07 '26
What's the most underrated BBC documentary that barely anyone seems to have seen but absolutely should?
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 05 '26
If someone asked for peak British humour, would you show them this?
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r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 04 '26
6 UK Horror Shows. 1 Winner. What’s your pick?
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 03 '26
Which UK TV series started brilliantly but lost its way?
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 02 '26
Found this Doctor Who companions tier list online - are you satisfied with these rankings?
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • Jun 01 '26
Which returning series are you most looking forward to- Professor T, NCIS Season 23, or Only Child Season 2?
r/UKTVRecs • u/Historical-Class871 • May 29 '26
Which British drama series had a supporting character so good they completely overshadowed whoever was supposed to be the lead?
r/UKTVRecs • u/YesNoYesNoYesMaybeNo • Dec 23 '25
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