British Comedy

British comedy is unique for its quirky characters, easy to slap-stick plots and clever dialogue. It comes in various forms.

One of my favorites is British comedy sitcom Dad's Army, focusing on a unit of the Royal Guard in the fictional town of Warmington-On-Sea during World War II. Her main characters are the pompous bank manager Captain Mainwearing, the privileged and constantly irritated Sergeant Wilson, Corporal Jones lovingly dark and anecdotes, andalways dark schemer private Fraiser.

Even though almost never in any real danger, the train fails more often than not always in embarrassing situations and find hilarious. This proposed area, mercenaries, fire, men and cricketers.

Keywords are a big part of Dad's Army, wo''Don't Panic ',' E 'this man wise? "" Stupid Boy! "And," We are doomed! "I almost always delivered at least once per episode. This, however, I find irresistible,and lines of dialogue charming and happy, pepper, illustrate the great camaraderie and friendship that exist and can actually thrive in times of struggle and danger.

The Home Guard readiness, despite his age, not to be "Adolf" little green off their land was a source of inspiration for me.

Overall, my favorite episode had to take place on the bench, where in the midst of war, a jolly good old game of cricket is still able. The Home Guard areguard against air, that my nemesis Mainwearing are required, the greengrocer, delights in calling Mr.Hodges Mainwearing''Napoleon''.

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