Write to Comedy is where sitcom obsession becomes an art form. It’s a home for smart analysis, sharp opinions, and the occasional rant disguised as cultural insight. Mostly British comedy, sometimes American, and every so often a detour into whatever corner of TV makes me mutter “why did they write it like that?”

You’ll get top tens, episode breakdowns, character dissections, nostalgia-fuelled tangents, and the kind of deep dives that begin with one joke and somehow end in a lecture on structure, theme, or the meaning of life. It’s not a masterclass. It’s more like chatting with a friend who rewatches Spaced for comfort and has very firm thoughts about the UK Office vs the US one (all correct, obviously).

Write to Comedy has grown into a place for proper exploration: why sitcoms work, why they fail, why they linger, and why some of them accidentally become social commentary when no one meant them to. If you care about comedy craft, TV history, or the power of a perfectly timed line, you’re in exactly the right spot.

Available in written and audio formats.