Sorry, I've Got No Head

Ridiculous, silly, chaotic, absolute comedy genius. I love it just as much at 24 as I did as a child. So many familiar faces (Marcus Brigstock, Marek Larwood, Nick Mohammed to name a few) that I feel privileged to have grown up watching, but the writing is what sets it apart. I truly believe this is one of the greatest sketch shows of all time containing some of the greatest sketches ever written for TV that are just as funny today as they were back then. I wish it was available online somewhere so I could watch it all but until then I've just got a few episodes that are on youtube. If you've never seen it, and you have an opportunity to watch this show, you MUST.

Comedy is subjective. I'm sorry I've got no head is one of those programs that will make some people roll around the floor laughing, believing that this comedy gold. However, others may not believe so. These people can be described as dull. While I'm sorry I've got no head may described as "stupid humour", those who are stupidest in this scenario are those who believe this program is serious. It really isn't, it's just a silly program, mocking silly programs on TV about countries with only 5 people, 1 school with one pupil and popular British TV shows. The show is clearly aimed at British viewers, and not only mocks current events, but appeals to adults by including references pointing at the older generation such as Monty Python and the antiques roadshow.

I have witnessed very few shows which have executed comedy as well as this masterpiece. I can find nothing wrong with this show, and this show could commit no evils. I will watch this show on my wedding night and my honeymoon. I will watch this show with my firstborn child, I will watch it at Christmas with my family and we will cherish the memories we make. Every moment is pure gold. Every actor is some form of deity. Sorry I've Got No Head will live on, it will survive every war, it will continue to live on and endure the trials of time as a formless thought until the end of the universe. Sorry I've Got No Head has, and always will be, the unspoken force; the celebrated masterpiece; the continual spark of genius that inspires generations to come.