Do you prefer British humour or American humour on TV?

British, by a long way. I don't find American humour to be very funny. I just love Little Britain and Catherine Tate!! Lol I crack up every time! And Mr Bean, how can you not laugh?

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British humour is greater dry and subtle, even with the actuality which could additionally be very stupid (see Monty Python, The powerful Boosh and many different stuff). i detect a great style of yank humour is greater obtrusive and that they've a great style of sitcoms (2 and a a million/2 adult males, each and every person Loves Raymond, King of Queens and so on.) no longer too keen on those. don't get me incorrect there is American comedy that i like (Scrubs is often great) yet ultimately that's British each and each of ways. in terms of arise comedy, there are some sturdy American comedians yet i detect a great style of them are into one liners (so are some British ones, e.g. Jimmy Carr) which relatively annoys me.

I like Mr. Bean. I think the original Mr Bean series is British made. Not the movies, the movie is too similar to any mainstream comedy these days.

I like it because there's not much talking. I hate listening to a bunch of fools talking too much thinking they are funny.

Totally agree. Full marks to Brit Humour. Can anyone even match P.G Wodehouse ?

I like both. They are two different kinds of humor. We get to see very little of the British humor in the US.

For the British humor, I like; "Keeping up Appearances" and "Are you Being Served" reruns.

I like both. I used to love watching Absolutely Fabulous.

And Mr. Bean. and lots more I cant think of right now.

the only british humor i liked was kids in the hall. no wait they are canadian. otherwise i like american humor

I like both equally and when mixed together it is hilarious.

Am sorry I find British humor kinda lame so this ones goes to American Humor! *Applause*