Parks and Recreation

WATCH: Movember Advice For Men

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 15.11.2012 | UK Comedy

Gentlemen! Doing 'Movember'? Slightly embarrassed about your rather weedy, mid-November, excuse for a moustache? Fear not! Simply watch the video abov...

WATCH: 'The Office' Blooper Reel

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 18.09.2012 | UK Comedy

Oh dear. We've just lost nearly 20 minutes of our lives immersed in this super-blooper reel from The Office, which comes to an end on US TV very soon ...

WATCH: 'Parks And Recreation' Season Four Gag Reel

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 07.09.2012 | UK Comedy

Want to see a bunch of actors messing up, cracking up and occasionally being really rather potty-mouthed? Then take a little look at the Parks and Rec...

WATCH: Amy Poehler Answers Your Questions

Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 27.06.2012 | UK Comedy

Amy Poehler is a very funny human being. We know this from her sitcom, Parks And Recreation, her cameo in the utterly wonderful Arrested Development a...

How To Win Friends And Influence People When Talking About British TV Comedy: A Guide For Americans

Andrea Mann | Posted 30.04.2012 | UK Comedy
Andrea Mann

American cousins! And other Americans to whom I am not related! Ever found yourself at a tea party - the British, not crazed lunatic Republican, kind - and suddenly been at a loss for words when the topic of conversation moves, inevitably, to British television comedy? Fear not. For here is a handy guide to What To Say in such a situation - or indeed, when conversing with Brits in the Huffington Post Comedy Club comments. The following 20 pointers are intended to make you blend in with British people...

WATCH: The Cast Of 'The Office', '30 Rock' And More Sing For You

Huffington Post UK | Alastair Plumb | Posted 06.02.2012 | UK Comedy

Ever watched How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying? It has a song called Brotherhood Of Man - and over the weekend, all your favourite star...

Why Can't I Watch The American TV I Want To When I Want To?

Ben Falk | Posted 09.09.2011 | UK Entertainment
Ben Falk

First, let me declare something: I'll almost always choose an American show over a British one and actively search the US network schedules and entertainment sites for something that tickles my fancy. But the lot of being a massive American television fan in the UK like myself is a strange one. If you don't want to risk tangling with the authorities by torrent-ing shows (and obviously I don't), you either have to cross your fingers a British channel buys it, or wait until something pops up on import DVD.