The Mighty Boosh

The Mighty Boosh is a British tv show featuring Vince Noir (Noel Fielding) and Howard Moon (Julien Barratt). Vince is a childish, sunshine, fashionable mod/punk/metro man and Howard is his best friend a hapless confused loser. The two share in ridiculous adventures that veer towards the musical in the third season. The first season is set in a Zoo, the second in an apartment, and the third in a shop (Nabootique). Click here for a link to the first episode. If you prefer not to watch it online the third season is currently being aired on Adult Swim.
p.s.- Noel's my current celebrity crush, although his chin is epic...

The IT Crowd

The IT Crowd is a british comedy from Graham Linehan. It's the office with less people: two extreme steriotypes of geeky people, a "normal" woman, and a usually absent goth man. Unlike the office the plots are more wild and the humour is less bizzare for the American sense of humour.

The first two seasons are already out and are currently being showed on IFC. If you don't have IFC you can flip over to youtube and find all the episodes. So far there are only 12 episodes total, but the third season is in the works and will hopefully be good even after the yearlong hiatus.

You might not love this show enough to make a cross stitch, but it will make you laugh.

Blogs of Interest

There are a couple of blogs I keep up on around here. The first is Belle de Jour's. She is the somewhat witty writing hooker from England. Although she is no longer a hooker she still is amusing at times. Also you might of heard of her show. It's on ITV2 in England or Showtime in America (although america's is one season behind).



Another blog I've been perusing lately is by Rufus Dayglo the new artist for Tank Girl. If you are at all interested in this wonderful revival then I suggest stopping by and checking out the many sneak peek pictures he's putting up. Enjoy. (also for some reason both of these are from the uk)

Touching moments

*be ware if you didn't cry during the notebook*

So here's a little comedy and a little hallmark. Thanks to NBC you can catch the office online and at the end of the first episode there's a lovely touching moment. For those who don't care for that it's short enough to ignore.