British humour is more intelligent than American comedy but US TV sitcoms are still more watchable, a study found. King’s College London researchers discovered that the British sense of humour ...

The report also found the UK’s sense of humour was seen as better than that of America, even though US content was the most watched across all four countries. “There was a broader consensus across ...

Simply put, American audiences flock to unscripted British series that combine distinctive British humor, romantic competition and gossipy goodness. We’re very simple creatures.

Cornellians received a glance into the life of actor-comedian-writer John Cleese, A. D. White Professor-at-Large, last Friday following a showing of the Monty Python cult classic, Life of Brian.