I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

This is How Movies Should Be Made

Perfect cast and a good story

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Dom Joly is the perfect guy for a hidden camera show. I love show where people fool the public. There very simple and very funny. One reason I think Dom Joly is good for these types of shows is his voice. Its just a funny British voice. I'm surprised the people don't recognize one the show. There has to be at least one time where hes fooling somebody and they recognize him. They should air those on Bloopers. The English version is just as funny as the American version, but I do like to see the sites in the English version, what it looks like in England. I really miss this show. Well at least Comedy Central shows the reruns and keeps this great show popular.

this show is the funniest thing ever... my favourite would have to be the "don't trust this man" gag, the "1.000.000 toilet/sex shop customer" and many many more.. as for people who've commented on the show being repetitive and blahblahblah.. they just don't have a sense of humor, it's that simple. And i feel sorry for them.

One night while I was watching Comedy Central this came on. I watched it,and I laughed my ass off. Probably the most I laughed while watching a television show ever. The British are really great when they do comedy. And Dom Jolly is one of the best British comedians since John Cleese. He tricks people,and put's them in rather stupid,and impossible situations. My favorite would have to be the 1,000,000 sex shop customer. Very funny! I recently found out Dom isn't going to be in Comedy Central's second season. I was kind of sad,no new comedian could reach up to his genius.5/5

I am simply bewildered. Combining lame sight gags with lame pranks cannot really be called original or funny. My reaction is the same as most of the onlookers on the show: a glazed-over look of disbelief and wondering what the point is (and not at all amused). To the fans of the show: please remember that out-of-the-ordinary or unexpected does not automatically equal funny. For example, if I find a carrot in my mailbox tomorrow, it will be totally unexpected, but it will not be funny.