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Lesley and I are on a lethal late-summer cocktail of U.K. comedies—Saxondale, Yes, Minister, The IT Crowd, Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, even a little (forgive me) Father Ted—which is maybe why I stood to attention at this (best if read in interior voice of Alan Partridge):

"Humor is therefore not a rhetorical leavening of one's message. It is the best evidence of the door to the source being left wide open."

On the same tack, good to see student of Britain Johnny Clay and his band, The Dimes, trai