UK Comedy Trivia

A quiz about my favourite UK comedies since 1980. I'll set the scene and give you one or two of the main characters' names, you choose the show.

Comedy shows over the years have produced many a catchphrase. See how many you can remember.

Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise comprised the most lovingly remembered duo in British comedy and light entertainment. Their TV shows attracted millions of viewers and stars clamoured to be sent-up and abused by the hosts.

Great Britain has produced some classic comedies and some absolute turkeys. In this quiz I'll name some characters and all you have to do is name the show they appeared in, good luck!

I'll give you the name of the series, and you pick the 2-4 characters from that show. You just need to match the characters to the classic UK sitcom in which they appeared.

Can you match the character from the British sitcom in which they appeared?

These are British sitcoms from the 1970s to 1990s. I hope you have fun.

Sometimes just a word or a phrase is said and you know straight away what comedy TV programme it is from. You could even be in the next room and just hear those magic words and know immediately. I'll give you the catchphrase, you give me the show.

In 2003 the people of Britain were asked to vote for their favourite sitcoms, and the top fifty were listed in a special programme in January 2004. Here are the top ten, as chosen by the British viewing public in January to March 2004!

This is my first attempt at a quiz. I love British comedy, and some of the fictional addresses of various programmes have stuck in people's minds over the years. Hopefully you'll remember these and they will bring back some happy memories.

Great Britain has produced some classic comedies and some absolute turkeys. In this quiz I'll name some characters and all you have to do is name the show they appeared in, good luck!

This is my second quiz on British situation comedy shows and like the first I will name two characters and you tell me the title of the show.

The 1970s had a incredible wealth of comedy shows. Match the character with the TV show they appeared in.

Welcome to my British sitcom quiz. I'll give you the names of two characters in a show and you have to tell me which show they appear. Good luck.

Many of the great British sitcoms are remembered for their catchphrases. How many of these do you remember?

Here is a mixture of questions on some of my favourite UK sitcoms from the 1960s up to the 1980s.

This easy quiz is for fans of Britcoms all around the world! I will tell you the names of some characters and you only have to pick the right show!

In 2004, the BBC asked the public to select what it thought was "Britain's Best Sitcom". Can you match the shows in the top ten with their first episode?

Great Britain has produced many classic comedies and some absolute turkeys. In this quiz I'll name some characters and all you have to do is name the show they appeared in, good luck!

The BBC are having a poll to find the best British Comedy, which inspired me to make a quiz on the subject.

Ronnie Barker was a much-loved comedian in the UK; he died on Tuesday 4 October 2005 and this quiz is a tribute to his achievements in the entertainment field.

Great Britain has produced some classic comedies and some absolute turkeys. In this quiz I'll name some characters and all you have to do is name the show they appeared in, good luck!

I'll give you the names of some regular characters from a British TV sitcom. All you have to do is identify the series.

I'll give you the name(s) of a sketch show character or characters, you say whether they appear in "The Fast Show", "Little Britain", "The League of Gentlemen" or "The Catherine Tate Show".

Sitcoms from UK TV, some classics and some more modern. Enjoy!

I am a huge fan of British comedy and this is a quiz on my top 10 favourites. So, enjoy my countdown on comedies from the 1970s to the 2000s. Good luck!

I have enjoyed UK sitcoms from the '50s onwards but the '70s may have been the Golden Age. There seems to be more best loved sitcoms from this era than any other. Play this quiz, see if you remember them or the actors and characters who appeared in them.

Many Americans have been introduced to classic "Britcoms" via PBS. Questions in this quiz pertain to some of the more memorable ones.

This is a quiz on UK comedy people. Please enjoy.

A few of the most famous lines from some of my favorite shows.

Identify the comedy double acts from British TV. I am only concerned with their stage names.

In 1971, BBC producer David Croft had already achieved success writing one sitcom, when he was approached to write another with another collaborator. Can you answer these questions about Croft's writing partnership with Jeremy Lloyd?

Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais made up one of the top comedy-writing duos on British television: finding a success that brought them to the attention of the big screen and Hollywood

After the number of quizzes inspired by 'Britain's Top 50 Sitcoms', I thought I'd make one of my personal top ten. Enjoy.

In 1967, an actor called Jimmy Perry sent a pilot script to a producer named David Croft, and comedy history was born. Can you answer these questions about Britain's favourite sitcom writers?

If you love British comedy, this quiz is for you.

This is a quiz about some great (and some not so great) comedies written by John Sullivan. Hope you enjoy it.

Based on the names of the characters involved, choose the corresponding British sitcom in which they appear together.

Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise were British comedy's best-loved double act. How much do you know about their television work?

How much do you know about British sitcoms?

Welcome to my fifth quiz going towards my "Adventures in Authoring" badge. This quiz concerns comedy programmes shown on BBC 3.

Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett are one of the most famous TV double acts in Britain. They also appeared individually. Can you identify which Ronnie appeared in which show? The answer will be either Barker, Corbett or Both. (Verified by IMDb.com)