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Men Behaving Badly

Author and creator of Men Behaving Badly Simon Nye, the show is a hit in the United Kingdom. Dermot Povey and Tony Smart are two of Gary Strang's flatmates who are the focus of the show. When it premiered on ITV in 1992, For a total of six series and three feature-length "last orders," there were a total of nine episodes. It was recorded all across Ealing in west London, including the Cerne Abbas giant, for the last sequence of series six. However, the setting is suggested to be in South London, and numerous Surrey references are used. In the first two seasons, Hartswood Films produced the show and Thames Television co-produced it for ITV. They also worked on the BBC's third and subsequent seasons of the show. Following a time slot switch to BBC1, Men Behaving Badly quickly rose to prominence. At BBC Television's 60th anniversary celebrations in1996, it was chosen the BBC's finest sitcom ever made. Also fifteenth in the BBC2's Great British Sitcom vote in 2004 Other accolades include best ITV comedy from the Comedy Awards and a National Television Award for situation comedy, the first of its kind on television.

Released: 1992-02-18

Genre: Comedy

Casts: Justine Bateman, Martin Clunes, Caroline Quentin, Neil Morrissey, Leslie Ash