List of BBC sitcoms
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This is a list of radio and television situation comedies produced by the BBC.
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2point4 Children
4 O'Clock Club
15 Storeys High
500 Bus Stops
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Hancock's Half Hour
Happiness
Happy Ever After
Happy Hollidays
Heartburn Hotel
Hell's Bells
Help
Hi-de-Hi!
Hippies
His Lordship Entertains
Hold the Sunset
Home Again
Home Time
Honey for Tea
How Do You Want Me?
How Not to Live Your Life
Hugh and I
Hugh and I Spy
Hyperdrive
I
J
Jam & Jerusalem
Joking Apart
Josh
Just Good Friends
Justin's House
K
Keeping Mum
Keeping Up Appearances
Kiss Me Kate
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M
N
Next of Kin
No Place Like Home
No Strings (1974 TV series)
Not Going Out
Not in Front of the Children
O
P
Peter Kay's Car Share
Porridge
Pramface
A Prince Among Men
People Just Do Nothing
Pulling
Q
Quacks
R
Rab C. Nesbitt
Red Dwarf
Rev
Rings on Their Fingers
The River (British TV series)
Rosie
The Royal Bodyguard
The Royle Family
S
T
U
Up Pompeii!
Upstart Crow
Up the Women
Uncle
V
The Vicar of Dibley
The Visit
The Vital Spark
W
Whoops Baghdad
Y
Yes Minister
Yes, Prime Minister
The Young Ones
You Must Be the Husband
You Rang, M'Lord?
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