I remember watching this on PBS when I was young. It is proof that British humor was so much more subtle than the states. I heard that an American network tried to rework "Butterflies" for its viewers, but we didn't get it - it never made it past the pilot episode. Like "Coupling", most US TV watchers just don't get comedy unless it's crude and crass. I like that too, but there's really something to be said for shows that make the viewers think for the funny.
This may have been the first episode of Butterflies I saw. What a crush I had on Ria. Her flirtations with the accidental stranger played havoc with my mind it a deliciously wicked way.
I remember watching this on PBS when I was young. It is proof that British humor was so much more subtle than the states. I heard that an American network tried to rework "Butterflies" for its viewers, but we didn't get it - it never made it past the pilot episode. Like "Coupling", most US TV watchers just don't get comedy unless it's crude and crass. I like that too, but there's really something to be said for shows that make the viewers think for the funny.
tkn41 3 months ago in playlist butterflies
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xellugija 2 years ago
Just love Mr.Palmer-!!
xellugija 2 years ago
great vid
just moved new area 5t
Alexsingsbadly 3 years ago
i love geoffrey palmer i hope he is a gay
trippinonbud 3 years ago 5
I love this show every week Geoffrey Palmer has me and my friends rolling in aisles, not like the other silly Geoffrey Dahmer
jakeringo87 3 years ago 2
Its due to shows lie this that I feel the BBC perfected the concept of television shows. Makes me wish American TV could have been like this....
bookshop002 3 years ago
Yes, and having their relationship remain basically only flirtatious kept the series interesting.
rebeccasykes 3 years ago
This may have been the first episode of Butterflies I saw. What a crush I had on Ria. Her flirtations with the accidental stranger played havoc with my mind it a deliciously wicked way.
wibbly 4 years ago