Jamie's Got Next

British Men Behaving Badly- CLASSIC!
My wife and I LOVE this British SitCom! Season Two- WOW! It is the Best! Warm and funny, really great! Tony and Gary (the two main characters) are about as "Guy" as you get! You feel touched by these characters even while you laugh at their lame brain antics! Dorothy and Deborah play the love intrests and outsmart the guys every time! The rest of the supporting cast is great also, full of wit and funny banter- It is a bit brash, slightly off-color, and VERY VERY FUNNY! London hilarity! All the characters are unforgetable and you will love each of them! You'll find yourself watching it over and over! AND- You'll find yourself saying "Classic" in no time! Thank You Warner Video for bringing us this wonderful english romp! Thank you Amazon for offering it! I will buy every season offered! 5 STARS EASY!

A Dream Come True!!!!
I am so excited that this wonderful UK series will finally be released on DVD in NTSC (Region 1) format!!!! I have been waiting for many years, and thanks to Warner Home Video it finally will be soon!!! I would like to see more Britcoms released on DVD in the US, such as: "My Family", "Joking Apart", "No Place Like Home", "Take A Letter Mr. Jones", "The Detectives", "Alas Smith & Jones", just to name a few. I find it odd that many more American series are released on DVD in the UK, than we can get their shows in NTSC format.

So much better that the first series
This series really began afresh with the second series. The first series was okay but once it moved from ITV and replaced the Harry Enfield's character Dermott with Neil Morrissey as Tony the chemistry that was sadly lacking with Gary and Dermott is now there with Gary and Tony. The writing is much sharper and in this second series you can see the actors beginning to gel in their roles. I especially love Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey, Caroline Quentin and although Leslie Ash looks great I think she's aloof- if you see any outtakes Leslie Ash isn't featured as much acting up between takes.

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