The complaint about public service is... odd. I actually thought that was awesome and then he played up that anti-Monarchy card, when the monarchy, as powerless as they really are, contribute millions (billions?) of pounds to their country from tourism alone. (I know I'm an ignorant American, but there are plenty of documentaries on BBC America HAHAHA...)

Anyway. lol -- "For the queen!"

I think all people should do some sort of clean up public service. It's a fucking civic duty. I clean up after littering Pokemon Go players at my local park. No one fucking else will. or it takes a city clean up crew months or longer to make an impact on massively littered public places.

Maybe it's an American problem. No joke, I called up a volunteer group (most cities should have them) and volunteered to clean up that shit. Maybe if we had a danged queen (and her undies) or if Trump tweeted "proles AND rich fucks spend a day cleaning up" we'd make a societal impact, as lame as BOTH Trump's and the Queen's platforms are.

BBC is already showing it. This was from the first episode. I don't think the rest of the world gets it for another couple of months (word is that it will be run in the U.S. in late January on BBC America).

Come on, BBC America: give us this!

C'mon BBC America, give us this show!

Dear BBC America: THIS, PLEASE.

British TV rocks. Thanks to the interwebs I can actually watch what isn't on BBC America.

>> ^StukaFox:

Why do we not get this damn program on BBC America?


What do you guys get? My boyfriend told me that his BBC America channel has been replaced with the Oprah channel, which is awfully cruel and cracked me up

>> ^StukaFox:

Why do we not get this damn program on BBC America?


right?

Why do we not get this damn program on BBC America?

I believe it is all done here in the States except for some remote reporting in the UK. I think it's produced by the BBC and only available here in the states via BBC America. I would assume they broadcast it on the BBC as well>> ^dannym3141:

Is this actually on british tv? I've never seen it nor heard of it. The little logo in the bottom right looks like the british one, and it's graham norton, but everyone (at least one presenter) is american and the show seems american. Also on BBC america. Or does that make it british taggable?

Is this actually on british tv? I've never seen it nor heard of it. The little logo in the bottom right looks like the british one, and it's graham norton, but everyone (at least one presenter) is american and the show seems american. Also on BBC america. Or does that make it british taggable?

>> ^garmachi:

I'm glad Nerdist is on tv 1sttube these guys are really funny! Comedy
I just wish they were on here in the US. British

I thought the show was produced by and aired on BBC America?

I actually loved "Alas Smith & Jones!" After seeing "Not The 9 O'Clock News" I though these guys were the greatest. I was not so fond of Mr Bean, since is was just way over the top, but Mel Smith & Griff Rhys Jones certainly did it for me

I do miss seeing some of the British Comedies I grew up watching.. Benny Hill (was OK though.. I was never too fond of him), Not The 9 O'Clock News, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, A Sharp Intake of Breath, Hale & Pace... And of course Monty Python! No matter how many reruns, they just rule!

Oh oh, and Kenny Everett's shows.. I never missed an episode!

BBC America should just start airing all this stuff now that I think of it..

That's April 23rd, kids. BBC America. Check your local listings.

I don't get the BBC America channel, but I've always wondered if they broadcast this show on it.

Edit: I just answered my own question. I went to the BBC America website, and it's not listed on the schedule.