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(#1) Only Fools and Horses
- David Jason, Roger Lloyd-Pack, Paul Barber, John Challis, Nicholas Lyndhurst, Douglas Hodge, Buster Merryfield, Tessa Peake-Jones, Benjamin Smith, Kenneth MacDonald, Gerry Cowper, Gwyneth Strong, Patrick Murray, Sue Holderness, Lennard Pearce, Daniel Jones, Grant Stevens, Robert Liddement, Patrick McManus, Jamie Smith
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(#2) Blackadder
- Rowan Atkinson, Brian Blessed, Elspet Gray
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(#3) Red Dwarf
- Chris Barrie, Craig Charles, Danny John-Jules
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(#4) Yes Minister
- Paul Eddington, Nigel Hawthorne, Derek Fowlds
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(#5) 'Allo 'Allo!
- Gorden Kaye, Carmen Silvera, Vicki Michelle
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(#6) The Young Ones
- Rik Mayall, Alexei Sayle, Ade Edmondson, Nigel Planer, Christopher Ryan
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(#7) Open All Hours
- David Jason, Ronnie Barker, Stephanie Cole, Barbara Flynn, Lynda Baron, Kathy Staff, Maggie Ollerenshaw, Shirley Steedman
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(#8) It Ain't Half Hot Mum
- Windsor Davies, Melvyn Hayes, Michael Bates, George Layton, Dino Shafeek, Kenneth MacDonald, Donald Hewlett, Christopher Mitchell, Stuart McGugan, Michael Knowles, Don Estelle, John Clegg, Mike Kinsey
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(#9) The New Statesman
- Hugh Laurie, Rik Mayall, Paul O'Grady, Terence Alexander, John Nettleton, Lady Marcia FitzAlan-Howard, Terry Alexander, Michael Troughton, Rowena Cooper
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(#10) Spitting Image
- Steve Coogan, Harry Enfield, John Sessions, Kate Robbins, Hugh Dennis, Alistair McGowan, Louise Gold, Chris Barrie, Martin P. Robinson, Michael Fenton Stevens, Jon Glover, Jessica Martin, Francis Wright
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(#11) Are You Being Served?
- Mollie Sugden, John Inman, Frank Thornton
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(#12) Terry and June
- Terry Scott, June Whitfield, Reginald Marsh
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(#13) Bread
- J. G. Devlin, Rita Tushingham, Gilly Coman, Jean Boht, Simon Rouse, Peter Howitt, Melanie Hill, Eileen Pollock, Victor McGuire, Bryan Murray, Kenneth Waller, Deborah Grant, Charles Lawson, Caroline Milmoe, Jonathon Morris, Peter Byrne, Graham Bickley, Giles Watling, Nick Conway, Jenny Jay, Pamela Power, Ronald Forfar
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(#14) In Sickness and in Health
- Eamonn Walker, Warren Mitchell, Una Stubbs, Arthur English, Ken Campbell, James Ellis, Dandy Nichols, Carmel McSharry
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(#15) Brush Strokes
- Gary Waldhorn, Greg Ellis, Christopher Ellison, Carol Harrison, Mike Walling, David Janson, Karl Howman, James Saxon, Howard Lew Lewis
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(#16) Hi-de-Hi!
- Kenneth Connor, Su Pollard, Paul Shane, Ben Aris, Leslie Dwyer, Simon Cadell, David Griffin, Chris Andrews, Ruth Madoc, Jeffrey Holland, Penny Irving, Felix Bowness, Barry Howard, Diane Holland, Linda Regan, Nikki Kelly, Tony Webb, David Webb
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(#17) Ever Decreasing Circles
- Richard Briers, Penelope Wilton, Peter Egan
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(#18) You Rang, M'Lord?
- Su Pollard, Bill Pertwee, Paul Shane, Angela Scoular, Brenda Cowling, Barbara New, Catherine Rabett, Donald Hewlett, Jeffrey Holland, Mavis Pugh, John Horsley, Michael Knowles, Tony Webb, David Webb
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(#19) Never the Twain
- Honor Blackman, Windsor Davies, Donald Sinden, Maria Charles, Teddy Turner, Gordon Peters, Julia Watson, Zara Nutley
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(#20) Birds of a Feather
- Linda Robson, Matt Willis, Pauline Quirke, Peter Polycarpou, Lesley Joseph, Alun Lewis, Steve Fortune, Douglas McFerran, Simon Nash, Matt Savage, Charlie Sheen, Bethany Attrup, Sean Verey, Louis Dunford
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(#21) Three Up, Two Down
- Lysette Anthony, Michael Elphick, Angela Thorne, Ray Burdis
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(#22) Mind Your Language
- Jamila Massey, Françoise Pascal, Dino Shafeek, Albert Moses, Anna Bergman, Tommy Godfrey, Barry Evans, Robert Lee, Ricardo Montez, Kevork Malikyan, Harry Littlewood, Pik-Sen Lim, Iris Sadler, Zara Nutley, George Camiller, Robert Lee
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(#23) Sorry!
- Ronnie Corbett, Barbara Lott, William Moore
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(#24) Bottle Boys
- Robin Askwith, Patrick Newell, Oscar James, Richard Davies
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(#25) Take a Letter, Mr. Jones
- John Inman, Miriam Margolyes, Rula Lenska, Joan Blackham
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In the past 50 years, there have been many iconic and unforgettable British sitcoms. The 80s provided the world with some sitcom gems, such as Only Fools and Horses, Blackadder, Red Dwarf, etc. The 1980s was an interesting period for British sitcoms and the whole TV industry. Some of these TV shows are excellent, but others are outdated and forgotten soon.
The 1980s was a crucial decade for British sitcoms, and content involving politics and class consciousness was greatly appreciated. The shooting and production of sitcoms have also undergone major changes. The random tool lists 25 famous British sitcoms of the 1980s.
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