Wahey mates! The “greatest sitcom in the BBC’s history” and a true benchmark for every sitcom that followed, the sharp, brilliantly observant and consistently laugh-out-loud funny Men Behaving Badly is available now on DVD in a fantastic 20th Anniversary collection that, for the first time, brings together every episode of all six classic series along with the four specials and the rarely-seen Comic Relief sketches.
Men Behaving Badly was a staple in the diet of any bloke growing up in the 1990s as Gary (Martin Clunes) and Tony (Neil Morrissey) made us all equally laugh and cringe with their mad antics. It was deservedly voted the best sitcom in the BBC’s history at the corporation’s 60th anniversary celebrations, the truly classic Men Behaving Badly still stands as one of the funniest TV series of all time, thanks in no small part to Simon Nye’s brilliant writing. We can’t forget the brilliant Caroline Quentin (the long suffering girlfriend of Gary) as Dorothy and upstairs blonde Leslie Ash as Deborah, who was endlessly pursued by Tony.
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