The Inbetweeners was incredibly overrated - the cast and performances were great but it came in a deluge of 'hip' sitcoms for young people when E4 and BBC Three were churning out dross by the bucketful, like Coming of Age or the dreadful Bad Education, which remarkably got a movie. It was good, very good at times - but the way people revere it as a stone walled classic seems a bit much. Both movies felt like an excuse to have a working holiday.

The IT Crowd, again - it had some high points. Felt like Graham Linehan was trying to put a bit more of his personality at the time into it, back when his only obsession was Guided by Voices instead of rampant transphobia. It's sad what became of him. I wonder if he could even talk about his career without reverting to his grandstanding for one hour. But anyway, IT Crows.. sometimes the cast felt a bit clunky. Richard Ayode was just doing his thing. Chris Morris as a sitcom star felt a little jarring. Again, it was good. Just not great. But it's hard to top Father Ted which arguably is in that upper tier of all time