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Date: 2005-06-24 04:26 pm (UTC)We saw a good example of this in another British show, Yes Minister. Very clever, understated humor all throughout... the sort of humor that people wind up assuming that Americans would never get. Every single time I hear of a British humor show being adapted for an American audience, it seems as if the humor really loses a lot. Which is a shame--I love the humor in British shows.