Grease & Fervour
The credit crunch hits the Grace Bros and the cast and crew turn to gritty hardcore pornography to save the company from the administrators. Laugh-a-minute.
Bow Selector
Sitcom based around Robin Hood and his avid Merri-men.
Bums and Tums
Sitcom about fat tramps. Lazy.
Dan
"Are you being h'orderves?"
Sitcom for cannibals
Curry And Chimps
Definitely un-PC sitcom about an English chimpanzee coming to terms with his new life working in a Mumbai sweat-shop.
Disco Knights -
John Travolta travels back in time in this re-working of Mark Twain's 'A Conneticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court'. Quite literally a fish out of water (except not literally), Travolta teaches King Arthur to do battle against the dark forces of Mordred by using the latest disco dance moves.
Includes the classic quotes -
'For knights of the round table, you sure are square'
'They should call you Sir Dance-a-lot!'
'When will Tarantino be invented so I don't have to do these low budget direct to video movies anymore?'
The Liver Birds
Follow the laughs, loves and heartaches of the two cheeky Scouse female transplant surgeons.
Schmoozejack
Radio comedy series limited to people who got stuff into Newsjack.
Jackshit
Radio comedy series for unfunny bastards who didn't get stuff into Newsjack.
Are You Fleeing Serbs?
Bosnian War sitcom.
Quote: Kenneth @ July 23 2009, 2:06 PM BSTPlagiarised (and verging on offensive):
They've fallen from grace and favor, but these recently deceased department store staff are about to discover that being a stiff has never been so funny.
The 3rd one is beautiful
Last Flight Of The Concords
Two New Zealanders plan to travel to America but don't make it out of Paris.
Flight 263 of the Concords.
They join Al Quaeda
The Magnificent Bevan. An hilarious romp in which Nye Bevan returns from the grave to see how the NHS is coming along.
Quote: Nigel Kelly @ July 23 2009, 11:37 PM BSTAre You Fleeing Serbs?
Bosnian War sitcom.
Birds on a Tether. An excruciatingly painful sitcom where two ugly women fight to get away from each other having been tied up by their husbands.
Two paraplegics and a racket of myths.
Two Able-bodied scientists inject themselves with Stephen Hawking's stem cells in a bid to communicate with him after his last cheek muscle packs in.
They accidentally paralyze themselves leading to six episodes of dual dialogue exchange ala alias Smith & Jones. Hilarious.
Very modest budget, can be done with a couple of prams, two microwaved mannequins and windows text to speech.
Nice one and well thought out.
