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Stath Lets Flats
Stath Lets Flats: British Channel 4 sitcom created by and starring Jamie Demetriou as an incompetent Greek-Cypriot letting agent at family firm Michael & Eagle; three series 2018–2021, four BAFTAs.
Still Open All Hours
Still Open All Hours: BBC One sitcom sequel to Open All Hours, written by Roy Clarke, starring David Jason as shopkeeper Granville with son Leroy. Six series, 2013-2019, 41 episodes; cancelled 2023; filmed in Doncaster.
Still Up
Still Up is a British Apple TV+ romantic comedy (22 September 2023) starring Antonia Thomas and Craig Roberts as insomniac best friends Lisa and Danny who talk through the night; eight episodes, cancelled after one season in May 2024.
Such Brave Girls
Such Brave Girls is a British dark comedy sitcom created by Kat Sadler for BBC Three (2023), starring Sadler, her sister Lizzie Davidson, and Louise Brealey; it won the 2024 BAFTA for Best Scripted Comedy.
The Cleaner (British TV series)
The Cleaner is a BBC One sitcom (2021–2024, 19 episodes, 3 series) written by and starring Greg Davies as crime scene cleaner Wicky, adapted from the German series Der Tatortreiniger, produced by Studio Hamburg UK.
The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin
The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin is a six-episode Apple TV+ historical comedy starring Noel Fielding as the 18th-century highwayman, premiered March 1, 2024, renewed July 2024, then cancelled in January 2025 mid-shoot of season 2 after Fielding withdrew.
The Death of Bunny Munro (TV series)
Sky Original six-part 2025 limited series adapting Nick Cave's 2009 novel, starring Matt Smith as sex-addict salesman Bunny Munro opposite newcomer Rafael Mathé as his son; directed by Isabella Eklöf, scored by Cave and Warren Ellis, released 20 November 2025.
The Duchess
The Duchess is Katherine Ryan's 2020 Netflix single-camera sitcom about a London single mother weighing a second child with her ex; six episodes, cancelled April 2021 after roughly 10 million views in 28 days, distinct from the 2008 Keira Knightley film.
The Goes Wrong Show
The Goes Wrong Show is a BBC One comedy (2019-2021, 12 episodes plus specials) by Mischief Theatre in which the fictional Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society stages half-hour plays that collapse into slapstick disaster.
The Outlaws (2021 TV series)
The Outlaws (2021 TV series), originally titled The Offenders, is a BBC One and Amazon Prime Video comedy thriller created by Stephen Merchant and Elgin James. Seven Bristol community-payback offenders, including Christopher Walken's Frank, find a bag of cash across three series, 2021–2024.
The Power of Parker
The Power of Parker is a BBC One comedy-drama (2023–2025) created by Sian Gibson and Paul Coleman, starring Conleth Hill as a indebted 1990s Stockport electrical retailer whose wife and mistress plot his downfall; cancelled after two series.
The Trip (2010 TV series)
The Trip (2010) is a BBC Two semi-improvised comedy series directed by Michael Winterbottom, starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon as fictionalized versions of themselves reviewing northern England restaurants; it spawned Italy, Spain, Greece, and Northern Lights sequels.
The Windsors
The Windsors is a Channel 4 British comedy soap opera (2016–2023) parodying the royal family, created by Bert Tyler-Moore and George Jeffrie, starring Harry Enfield as Charles, with three series, specials, and a West End stage spinoff.
Things You Should Have Done
Things You Should Have Done is a BBC Three sitcom created by and starring Lucia Keskin (Chi With a C), about stay-at-home daughter Chi completing her late parents' to-do list to inherit their Ramsgate house. Two series (2024, 2026), Broadcast Digital and RTS awards, third series confirmed.
This Country
This Country is a BBC Three mockumentary sitcom (2017–2020, 19 episodes plus specials) created by and starring siblings Daisy May and Charlie Cooper as cousins Kerry and Kurtan Mucklowe in a Cotswold village; it won three BAFTAs and three RTS awards.
Toast of London
Toast of London is a Channel 4 sitcom co-written by Matt Berry and Arthur Mathews, starring Berry as fading actor Steven Toast. Pilot 2012, three series 2013-2015, Rose D'Or-winning.
Transaction (TV series)
Transaction is a 2025 British ITV2 workplace sitcom created by and starring Jordan Gray, based on her 2020 Comedy Central shorts, about unsackable trans supermarket worker Liv, with Nick Frost as boss Simon.
Trollied
Trollied is a British Sky One sitcom (2011–2018) set in the Warrington branch of the fictional Valco supermarket, created by Ash Atalla, Anne Marie O'Connor, and Paul Doolan, starring Jason Watkins and Jane Horrocks, filmed at The Bottle Yard Studios.
Trying (TV series)
Trying is a British comedy-drama created by Andy Wolton for Apple TV (2020-present), starring Rafe Spall and Esther Smith as a London couple pursuing adoption after infertility; five seasons, 40 episodes, 96% Rotten Tomatoes average.
Turn Up Charlie
Turn Up Charlie is a 2019 British Netflix comedy-drama, also called a manny comedy, created by Idris Elba and Gary Reich: a washed-up DJ nannies his friend's daughter; eight episodes, cancelled April 2020.
Two Doors Down (TV series)
Two Doors Down: British sitcom on Latimer Crescent, suburban Glasgow, created by Gregor Sharp and Simon Carlyle; pilot 31 December 2013 on BBC One, seven series and 48 episodes to 2025, moved to BBC One for series seven, series eight commissioned.
Upstart Crow
Upstart Crow is a BBC Two sitcom (2016–2020) created and written by Ben Elton, starring David Mitchell as William Shakespeare, with Liza Tarbuck as Anne Hathaway and Mark Heap as Robert Greene, whose 1592 "upstart crow" insult gives the show its title; three series, Christmas specials, a West End stage adaptation, and a 2026 BBC cancellation.
Vexed
Vexed (BBC Two, 2010–2012) is a British comedy drama about mismatched police detectives DI Jack Armstrong (Toby Stephens) and partners Kate Bishop (Lucy Punch), then Georgina Dixon (Miranda Raison), created by Howard Overman in 9 episodes across 2 series.
Vicious (TV series)
Vicious is a British ITV sitcom broadcast from 2013 to 2016, starring Ian McKellen and Derek Jacobi as an older gay couple in Covent Garden.
W1A (TV series)
W1A is a BBC Two mockumentary sitcom (2014–2020, 14 episodes plus a Zoom special) by John Morton, satirizing BBC management through Hugh Bonneville's Head of Values Ian Fletcher, with Jessica Hynes and narrator David Tennant.
We Are Lady Parts
We Are Lady Parts is a British music comedy created by Nida Manzoor about an all-female Muslim punk band in London, starring Anjana Vasan as Amina. Two six-episode seasons aired on Channel 4 (2021, 2024) and Peacock, winning a Peabody and BAFTA Craft awards.
White Gold (TV series)
White Gold is a BBC Two sitcom (2017–2019, 12 episodes) by Damon Beesley about 1983 Essex double-glazing salesmen, led by Ed Westwick's Vincent Swan, loosely based on Beesley's salesman father.
Year of the Rabbit (TV series)
Year of the Rabbit: British Channel 4 Victorian police sitcom (2019, 6 episodes) starring Matt Berry as DI Rabbit, with Freddie Fox and Susan Wokoma; written by Kevin Cecil and Andy Riley; cancelled after one series despite a planned second.
Yonderland
Yonderland: British fantasy sitcom, Sky One 2013–2016, 25 episodes in 3 series, created by and starring the Horrible Histories six; mum Debbie Maddox saves a puppet-filled world via a kitchen-cupboard portal.