British or American

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Well the books are so I’d say it’s half and half.

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Now that you mention it, J.R.R. Tolkien did write that masterpiece.

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Canadian shows used to really suck. But in the last 10 years they’ve come up with some pretty good stuff. “Alias Grace” miniseries of a book from Margaret Atwood is amazing

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Peaky Blinders is one of the only British shows I like. Is Game of Thrones British? If so then I like two.

I love a lot of British movies though. The Harry Potter series and the James Bond films are great.

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I watch American shows,especially crime based dramas, much more. That’s my personal choice , and not a verdict on the relative quality of American and British shows.

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Too hard @anon9798425 . Back in the day I preferred English humor. It was different from America but these days the Americans have much more interesting and edgy stuff! We get a lot of english stuff but also lots of American stuff being users of both markets.

So. Unfair question. They are different but good in their own way!

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@FatMama Have you watched The Doctor Blake Mysteries? That’s another good Australian show that reminds me a bit of Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries.

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From U.S.A, I like British humor best. I don’t like American humour, no offense. I especially like old comedy shows like keeping up appearances and are you being served. Oh I do like an Indian/Canadian comedian, named Russell Peters, he’s hilarious. :joy::rofl:

Oh that wasn’t the question. I still prefer British shows.

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I’ll check it out!

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Grr it’s not on Canadian Netflix

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I’m not either American nor British, but I liked IT Crowd and The Bigbang Theory. If I evaluate humor based on them, I would choose the former. I watched it more than 10 times. :heart_eyes: but I didn’t watch many shows so I don’t know

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I watch it on my local PBS channel. Same with Miss Fishers.

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Im british. But always prefer American Shows, there comedy seems to fit my sense of humour. Seriously considering a VPN so i can get US netflix and tv programming.

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I like Simolian sitcoms, those guys crack me up.

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I am exposed to many more American shows and movies than British shows, but I’ve enjoyed British TV shows in the past.

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I like both equally, but I watch American TV programmes the most.

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I think Brits make the best documentaries, and have better journalist.

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One of my Favourites is " Only fools and horses "

So i choose British

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I really like Mr. Bean.

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I also love mr Bean lol

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