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Stupid, absurd and filled with depraved characters, this scrappy series might be TV’s greatest underdog Get our weekend culture and lifestyle email The year was 2005 and comedy television was entering a shiny new era. Cultural giants such as Friends and Sex and the City might have concluded a (…)
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