I have looked up all kinds of information trying to find something that relates to Ghosts, iZombie, or Resident Alien but, everything I've ever looked up has nothing to do with the other then I finally came across your channel and found shows that are a lot more similar to them! So I'm letting you know that your hard work has not went unnoticed and is appreciated thank you!
A kind of spark! Its a cbbc show with ben willbond as the villain, about an autistic girl learning about the witches who came from her town. Just delightful, all about sisterly love and self-acceptance, and it has flashbacks to the 1600s and stuff. I watched it months ago and still think about it all the time, would definitely recommend
I’ve been a six idiot fan for about 7 years and I’ve seen every one of their projects (Horrible Histories, Yonderland, Bill and Ghosts) I was so exited when ghosts came out (hated americas copy) but cried when it ended (the sad ending didn’t help) thanks for this list! 😁
Yes I love Big Boys! Katy Wix is hilarious in it and it's one of my favourite shows. I don't see enough people talking about it. Makes me laugh and cry in equal measure. Very similar found family theme to Ghosts too 😊
I like almost everything in your recommendation videos. Do you have a list on letterbox/Imdb with what you have watched and enjoyed, as I feel that I would also enjoy most of it?
6:58 I tried here we go and its a good show but from were it starts from covid I don't need to be reminded that I was put back in life because I couldn't get a job or look at uni's. Basically the girl
I love YMATA so much and I'm glad it's getting more attention as it is SO UNDERRATED. I watched what we do in the shadows after ghosts and although it's more american style humour it's super funny and amazingly chaotic. Another I'd recommend is The thick of It which is a political comedy and it's so funny. Ben Willbond appears in it nd you’ll know the show if you’ve ever seen those vids of ben swearing lmao Amazing video ❤
Watched all of these apart from Damned! I love British comedy more than anything. I'd say definitely watch You Me and the Apocalypse!! It's genuinely the best television show I have ever watched, in terms of writing, diversity, cast, plot, everything. Worth getting attached to. Quacks and Siblings are also great. Slightly disappointed you didn't mention IN9 since I know you've watched it, obviously has Ben Jim and Mat in :) Good shout with Detectorists though, one of my comfiest comfort shows.
Ahh I'll definitely watch you me and the apocalypse next! I was going to talk about Inside no9 but since they were only in 1 ep each I wasn't sure. Ben's episode is probably my favourite!
Drunk History is another one - a sort of adult Horrible Histories, where a couple of guests each time, while not too sober, tell us about a historical figure or event and it's brought to life by actors whose dialogue is miming the drunken narration. (if that makes sense!!!) Charlotte Ritchie was one of the tipsy storytellers and Mat has appeared as some of the historic characters in a few of the episodes. Lolly has appeared as a character in an episode as well - as has Ben. Jessica Knappet also drunkenly tells us about Byron, who is played by Mat.... Thomas would throw a fit at his alter-ego's betrayal! (I'm pretty sure most of these are on RUclips)
So glad you mentioned Quacks, I was just about to comment about it. There's two other members of the idiot six aside from Baynton who appear in it which is great. As well as Tom Basden (the soldier in Carpe Diem who recognises the Captain) and Geoffrey McGivern (Barclay in Ghosts). It's a shame it never got a second series, as there was plenty of potential what with it being semi-historical, taking inspiration from the 'horrible history' of medicine. I watched about 5/10 minutes of an episode of Here We Go that was on tv, and sadly it didn't get one laugh out of me. Just seemed like yet another cringe comedy and the characters seemed a bit one note. Maybe I need to start from the beginning and give it another go. I'm a bit surprised none of the six idiots ever appeared in Plebs. There's a fair bit of crossover too: Tom Basden, one of the writers for Plebs, as mentioned was in the Carpe Diem episode. Lolly Adefope & Geoffrey McGivern appeared in an episode each. Looking it up: Neil Edmond (the vicar), Steve Oram (Terry the builder), Ed Kear (the estate agent), Ben Ashenden (a guard in Humphrey's flashback), William Andrews (Josiah in Speak as ye choose) have also all appeared in an episode of Plebs.
Wellington Paranormal is available on Sky! And very funny it is too. Siblings is also wonderful but a lot cruder than Ghosts, a bit darker in some ways. Thought you'd mention Inside No. 9, since Ben, Mat and Jim have been in it.
I must have missed WP on Sky so I'll rewatch it on there (I've been craving a rewatch since I've finished it anyway!) I was tempted to mention inside no 9 but I wasn't sure since they're only in one episode each! Highly recommend all their episodes though!
Yonderland is such a fever dream, I love it so
I have looked up all kinds of information trying to find something that relates to Ghosts, iZombie, or Resident Alien but, everything I've ever looked up has nothing to do with the other then I finally came across your channel and found shows that are a lot more similar to them! So I'm letting you know that your hard work has not went unnoticed and is appreciated thank you!
A kind of spark! Its a cbbc show with ben willbond as the villain, about an autistic girl learning about the witches who came from her town. Just delightful, all about sisterly love and self-acceptance, and it has flashbacks to the 1600s and stuff. I watched it months ago and still think about it all the time, would definitely recommend
I’ve been a six idiot fan for about 7 years and I’ve seen every one of their projects (Horrible Histories, Yonderland, Bill and Ghosts) I was so exited when ghosts came out (hated americas copy) but cried when it ended (the sad ending didn’t help) thanks for this list! 😁
I just love all the idiots projects they’re perfect and so silly 😂❤
Yes I love Big Boys! Katy Wix is hilarious in it and it's one of my favourite shows. I don't see enough people talking about it. Makes me laugh and cry in equal measure. Very similar found family theme to Ghosts too 😊
yonderland is my absolute favourite thing 😭
I absolutely adore yonderland ❤❤❤
You me and the apocalypse is soo good! And also have you seen the wrong mans starting mat? Or any of the idiots’ episodes of inside no 9? ❤
I like almost everything in your recommendation videos. Do you have a list on letterbox/Imdb with what you have watched and enjoyed, as I feel that I would also enjoy most of it?
6:58 I tried here we go and its a good show but from were it starts from covid I don't need to be reminded that I was put back in life because I couldn't get a job or look at uni's. Basically the girl
Also I don't know why TMZ or a channel like that hasn't snatched you up 😂
I love YMATA so much and I'm glad it's getting more attention as it is SO UNDERRATED.
I watched what we do in the shadows after ghosts and although it's more american style humour it's super funny and amazingly chaotic.
Another I'd recommend is The thick of It which is a political comedy and it's so funny. Ben Willbond appears in it nd you’ll know the show if you’ve ever seen those vids of ben swearing lmao
Amazing video ❤
Thank you 😊 I tried The Thick of It but didn't get into it I'll give it another go though!
Watched all of these apart from Damned! I love British comedy more than anything. I'd say definitely watch You Me and the Apocalypse!! It's genuinely the best television show I have ever watched, in terms of writing, diversity, cast, plot, everything. Worth getting attached to. Quacks and Siblings are also great. Slightly disappointed you didn't mention IN9 since I know you've watched it, obviously has Ben Jim and Mat in :) Good shout with Detectorists though, one of my comfiest comfort shows.
Ahh I'll definitely watch you me and the apocalypse next! I was going to talk about Inside no9 but since they were only in 1 ep each I wasn't sure. Ben's episode is probably my favourite!
I'd 100% recommend The Wrong Man's starring Matt Baynton. It's soooo good
Drunk History is another one - a sort of adult Horrible Histories, where a couple of guests each time, while not too sober, tell us about a historical figure or event and it's brought to life by actors whose dialogue is miming the drunken narration. (if that makes sense!!!)
Charlotte Ritchie was one of the tipsy storytellers and Mat has appeared as some of the historic characters in a few of the episodes. Lolly has appeared as a character in an episode as well - as has Ben. Jessica Knappet also drunkenly tells us about Byron, who is played by Mat.... Thomas would throw a fit at his alter-ego's betrayal! (I'm pretty sure most of these are on RUclips)
Drunk History is amazing! Jessica and Mats Byron episode is one of my favourites!
So glad you mentioned Quacks, I was just about to comment about it. There's two other members of the idiot six aside from Baynton who appear in it which is great. As well as Tom Basden (the soldier in Carpe Diem who recognises the Captain) and Geoffrey McGivern (Barclay in Ghosts).
It's a shame it never got a second series, as there was plenty of potential what with it being semi-historical, taking inspiration from the 'horrible history' of medicine.
I watched about 5/10 minutes of an episode of Here We Go that was on tv, and sadly it didn't get one laugh out of me. Just seemed like yet another cringe comedy and the characters seemed a bit one note. Maybe I need to start from the beginning and give it another go.
I'm a bit surprised none of the six idiots ever appeared in Plebs.
There's a fair bit of crossover too:
Tom Basden, one of the writers for Plebs, as mentioned was in the Carpe Diem episode.
Lolly Adefope & Geoffrey McGivern appeared in an episode each.
Looking it up: Neil Edmond (the vicar), Steve Oram (Terry the builder), Ed Kear (the estate agent), Ben Ashenden (a guard in Humphrey's flashback), William Andrews (Josiah in Speak as ye choose) have also all appeared in an episode of Plebs.
It includes none of the idiots but The good place is definitely worth a watch as i know a few ghosts fans who love it
Wellington Paranormal is available on Sky! And very funny it is too. Siblings is also wonderful but a lot cruder than Ghosts, a bit darker in some ways.
Thought you'd mention Inside No. 9, since Ben, Mat and Jim have been in it.
I must have missed WP on Sky so I'll rewatch it on there (I've been craving a rewatch since I've finished it anyway!) I was tempted to mention inside no 9 but I wasn't sure since they're only in one episode each! Highly recommend all their episodes though!