Alf Garnett:  The Bigot Who Wasn’t Meant to Win

Alf Garnett: The Bigot Who Wasn’t Meant to Win

Alf Garnett:  The Bigot Who Wasn’t Meant to WinJacquie J Sarah
Published on: 10/11/2025

Alf Garnett was designed to mock bigotry — not celebrate it. Here’s how Till Death Us Do Part blurred the line between satire and offence.

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Why Sitcoms Love a Halloween Special

Why Sitcoms Love a Halloween Special

Why Sitcoms Love a Halloween SpecialJacquie J Sarah
Published on: 27/10/2025

Costumes, chaos, and Chandler in bunny ears — here’s why sitcoms love Halloween and the top five TV specials that nailed spooky comedy.

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Leave Mrs Brown’s Boys Alone:  The Case Against Comedy Snobbery

Leave Mrs Brown’s Boys Alone: The Case Against Comedy Snobbery

Leave Mrs Brown’s Boys Alone:  The Case Against Comedy SnobberyJacquie J Sarah
Published on: 20/10/2025

Mrs Brown’s Boys isn’t perfect — but mocking those who love it misses the point. Here’s why comedy snobbery is the real joke.

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Cosmopolitans, Curveballs & Connection: Friendship in Sex and the City & And Just Like That

Cosmopolitans, Curveballs & Connection: Friendship in Sex and the City & And Just Like That

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Published on: 15/09/2025

From Sex and the City to And Just Like That, friendship evolves — funnier, messier, and more meaningful in midlife. Here’s why it still matters.

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