As far as Legit goes I think it's pretty funny in that self deprecating way so common to UK telly. I don't know why that style isn't more popular in the US or why sketch comedy is so rare here, too, especially with our horribly short attention spans you'd think it'd be more popular. Legit is a decent mix of real life and absurd situations centered around two Peter Pan men who refuse to grow up; one character lives with his mom and the other character lives in that character's yard in a caravan and mum takes care of all their domestic needs thus enabling their never ending teenagedom. In a way it reminds me of Seinfeld in that the characters have little to no concerns about how their actions will affect others as long as they get what they want and when they do get what they want it is often with unexpected, disastrous results. It's not earth shatteringly funny but it did elicit an above average amount of laughs from me from the first two episodes, which is all that I have seen so far.
