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British TV Shows vs Amercian TV Shows
Which one do you prefer?
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Both have some of the greatest TV shows ever made and some of the worst dross I've ever seen.
Pretty balanced at the mo. |
I watch much more US TV than UK nowadays, so US.
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Amercian because of Survivor,Desperate Housewives,New Girl,PLL,OUAT etc
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At this moment of time most shows I watch are US based. It's only the soaps and reality shows I watch these days apart from the odd drama.
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Most British shows are dead like x-factor,big brother,IAC and soaps
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UK for panel shows, some comedies and reality TV (in general, only american reality I watch is Drag Race)
American for drama, sci-fi and drama/comedy/'dramedies'. |
I find most British shows really boring tbh, they all seem to be about the same thing. I love American shows :love:
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I love both but watch more US so that
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Big Bang Theory >>> the rest
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I've gone off TBBT. Season 9 has been so sh*te so far.
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I watch waaay more American shows than UK now and the ones I do watch I can take or leave such as the soaps etc |
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but How I met Your Mother is the best sitcom since friends imo |
Britain do Comedy at its best
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As some one who has had only American TV as an option for most of my life, I'd say you Brits don't know how good you have it
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When done properly British TV
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Both of course have their merits
There are lots more sh1t american stuff But look at our office and theirs Both amazing I love both |
UK for 'event TV'
But US for drama/series shows>>> |
American
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Aside from the odd US drama I prefer UK tv on the whole but even so I still barely ever watch it these days anyway.
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It's been a long time since I found a Canadian TV program I liked, but there was a time when I loved it |
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