10. 'Strangers with Candy' (1999-2000) Jerri Blank (Amy Sedaris) left school, ran away from home, fell into drugs and prostitution, until age 40 decides to start her life there where left, so he decides to return to school. Series of absurd humor, bad taste, very quotable, which is a parody of the series of school and all the melodramatic clichés, but also a satire on the double standards on issues such as alcoholism, virginity, anorexia, etc. Very very very funny.
9. 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' (2000 -?) And 'Extras' (2005-2006) I put these two together because the two series have featured a player who plays a version of himself, a mis
8. "Garth Marenghi's Darkplace '
(2004) Garth Marenghi (Matthew Holness) is a writer, director, actor and visionary, self-centered and pompous in the 80 carried out a series entitled' Darkplace 'set in a hospital where paranormal phenomena occur. The series was so revolutionary and ahead of her time that was never broadcast. Now issued for the first time the original episodes (with cheesy special effects, bad performances, ridiculous plots, etc.) Interspersing interviews with the team that made this series. Parody of science fiction series B but pedantic film to Lars Von Trier. The series of brave and rare humor I've seen in my life. Yes, you see the grace or will not see grace. It's that simple. CHT MLXC 7. 'Stella'
(2005) Michael Showalter, Michael Ian Black and David Wain perform a childlike version of themselves. Always dressed in practice an idiot humor from the premises more than negligible. Often improperly abused the adjectives "absurd" and "surreal" to describe a type of humor (even I fall into this mistake, I admit), but this really is an absurd and surreal series, unpredictable, with few gags that sometimes make you laugh because they make you laugh and they know it.
6. 'Green Wing'
(2004-2006) British comedy set in a hospital, but not focused on medical cases but in the lives of people who work there, halfway to parody
9. 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' (2000 -?) And 'Extras' (2005-2006) I put these two together because the two series have featured a player who plays a version of himself, a mis
8. "Garth Marenghi's Darkplace '
(2004) Garth Marenghi (Matthew Holness) is a writer, director, actor and visionary, self-centered and pompous in the 80 carried out a series entitled' Darkplace 'set in a hospital where paranormal phenomena occur. The series was so revolutionary and ahead of her time that was never broadcast. Now issued for the first time the original episodes (with cheesy special effects, bad performances, ridiculous plots, etc.) Interspersing interviews with the team that made this series. Parody of science fiction series B but pedantic film to Lars Von Trier. The series of brave and rare humor I've seen in my life. Yes, you see the grace or will not see grace. It's that simple. CHT MLXC 7. 'Stella'
(2005) Michael Showalter, Michael Ian Black and David Wain perform a childlike version of themselves. Always dressed in practice an idiot humor from the premises more than negligible. Often improperly abused the adjectives "absurd" and "surreal" to describe a type of humor (even I fall into this mistake, I admit), but this really is an absurd and surreal series, unpredictable, with few gags that sometimes make you laugh because they make you laugh and they know it.
6. 'Green Wing'
(2004-2006) British comedy set in a hospital, but not focused on medical cases but in the lives of people who work there, halfway to parody
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