Sharkman
2011-12-30 13:06:30 UTC
From 'Twilight Zone' to 'I Love Lucy' to 'Friends' to How I Met Your Mother, Dexter Two and a Half Men, Kyle XY, House (BTW I know Hugh Laurie is British and an amazing actor) Supernatural and yes EVEN Glee! I have seen more American TV than expected out of someone indigenous to Asia.
American TV has this quality of remaining timeless. By contrast I've seen British shows like Coupling, Monty Python, Fry and Laurie, Rumpole, Agatha Christie's Poirot, Dr. Who, Eastenders and so many new ones. But it gets difficult to digest them. The British claim that they are more "intelligent" than Americans' and have a different sense of humour etc. so why do people from previous Commonwelath nations find American TV far more interesting than the British TV shows?
Britain has left a far deeper cultural influence on Asian countries? So why is it that a non-American finds British TV shows boring. Is it because the British television ACTUALLY is boring and the British don't want to get over that fact? I don't even speak or understand Korean but I like Korean TV shows more than British TV. And I am not the only one here! lmost everyone of my friends and acquaintances is big on American TV shows! But when it comes to British shows people couldn't care less! I belong to a rare breed of people who actually watches British TV shows! We do understand the British sense of humour. So what is it then?