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Its about time that the BBC got to spending the license fee on something that is original and funny, yes some of the sketches my be a little too much to bear i.e the necrophiliac police officers, but other than that i find myself watching and wanting more.

Also its about time that we had some truly funny ladies on the TV, its has been a while.

The only way i can think of summarizing TBB is: Bloody brilliant... enough said...

Just don't be to closed minded and expectant, its just for laughs.

but i would have to say its aimed towards the younger audiences.

I just found this older series online and love it! It's rude and crude. But, if you're middle aged or older and grew up before all the PC stuff became the norm, you'll probably love it! Some skits are 10's. Some are 4-5's. So, I'm giving it an average rating of 7 Stars! Keep in mind that there are some dogs in the mix.

With the quick-fire sketch show format of "The Fast Show" (1994), the risqué crudity of "The Catherine Tate Show" (2004), and the random absurdity of "Little Britain" (2003), clearly BBC3 were convinced they were onto a winner with this new all-female production.

Except, er, somewhere someone forgot to put the jokes in. Painfully unfunny, so far the programme has desperately relied on the repetition of catchphrases which weren't amusing in the first place. Maybe the quality will improve as the series progresses, but at the moment I'm not sure I've got the will to stick with it.

Some of the characters may have potential, and there were occasional flashes of inspiration; however these were more often due to skillful camera-work and editing of the scenes than any dialogue in the actual sketch that was taking place. Overall, if for some reason you crave an all-female sketch show, stick with "Smack the Pony" (1999); this was very weak indeed.

I was really excited about this show when it first aired last year as the trailers looked fab, and then I have to admit I was initially disappointed.. However, the originality of the characters, and quality of Lucy Montgomery's performance in particular, won me over. I was thrilled to see the new series advertised as I was not expecting the show back. I am glad to see the swinging rabbit sketch has disappeared though - very tasteless and not in the least funny. I love Maxine - you can't help but feel so sorry for her, and the Tom Cruise sketch is pure class. Overall, a fresh and funny selection box of caricatures. I love it!

I feel the above comments are overly harsh, there are some genuinely funny sketch's present in both series ie the Darts women, the Geordy girls,women/man as the fisher woman, the pee man, the seepage woman, need I go on?!. O.k there are bits that craze you, but that happens in most comic series. The above comments should not be used as a definitive guide to the program as they are judging comedy on the BBC to that of live, or pioneering material. Its a comedy show on the BBC it is meant to appeal to a wide audience and that may compromise its originality, but compared to the comedy out there at the moment i.e Katherine Tate and two pints of lager its good! Watch it and judge for yourselves!!