augustwest630 First off i want to agree with reviewers that say a lot of American comedies are NOT funny. Especially friends. While somehow it managed to be on TV for several years, and gather a large fan base, it was awful. I mean bad. The boosh however, is amazing. First of all there are no other shows like it on TV in America. There are a few gems on adult swim, but the boosh is in a class of its own. I bought all 3 seasons, or as the English call them "series". Well worth every penny. I've gotten many friends into this show, and usually all it takes is about 15 minutes and they are hooked. The music, the acting, the sets...everything is bizarre, and to be honest, it works. Great show that needs to continue. The world needs season 4! And 5, and 6 and so on! Noel and Julian are genius. I also love Noel's bro Naboo, and who ever plays bob fossil. He consistently makes me laugh. The whole show is well acted, well written, and all around great. The only thing negative I can say about this show is that it just isn't on TV enough. But I guess that's why I have the DVDs.

WakenPayne I do enjoy some stupid comedies but this is really pushing it (and I like Disaster Movie) I mean I saw one episode and it was about Howard is going to fight a kangaroo but he needs some training first. Howard declined the zoo keeper said if he doesn't he'll put pictures of him naked all around the zoo and the training is false, they have no Idea, a girl is involved. This story between Howard and the girl in this episode is so false it would make Michael Bay wretch. all I have to say is "HAVE YOU LOST YOUR ####ING MIND." The whole series took less time to write put together than this comment. Avoid. unless a brainless Teenager makes you watch this."What's The Difference Between you and me" "I'm dead" - The Crow: Wicked Prayer

Xanthe Young I completely sympathise with those who view this as totally over-hyped as I've experienced first hand the effect it has on some rather deranged fans in the form of two former friends of mine who spent about a month speaking entirely in sentences with either the meaning 'I love Vince' or 'Xanthe looks like Naboo'. This by now has become a very old joke. I do look like Naboo, I've never once argued this point but do people really need to remind me every couple of days? As a result I've held a grudge for a long time without ever actually watching the series and giving it a fair chance, then about a month ago I finally got fed up of not really knowing what people were comparing me too (much like when people called me 'the girl from the ring') and watched all three series over a couple of days. I'm so glad I did because the feeling of loathing turning to love is so warm and lovely. Almost as warm and lovely as the show itself.I can't really tell you what its about or why you should watch it because it can't really be explained. But I promise you it's one of the least cynical and good natured and funny besides programmes i have ever come across. Each episode it an experience you want to live out over and over again.I hate the term 'random' applied to anything other than computer programmes which are designed to make genuinely random decisions so i totally reject the idea that anything about this show is random because it isn't, it's not weirdness for the sake of weirdness either, it has it's own beautiful logic if your prepared to go looking for it. It doesn't mind whether you like it or not either.I think each individual gets something different out of it when they watch it so even reviewing it seems a little pointless. You're going to have to decide for yourself on this one, because the words of any one person don't really do it justice.What i got out of it was a kind of inner peace not least of all because now when someone shouts 'Naboo' at me I can say 'I'm going to have to turn my back on you'.

Joofus When I first heard the premise of the Mighty Boosh, I'll admit; I was skeptical. It sounded too zany, too weird, and, above all, just too spacey to be funny.God, was I wrong.The Mighty Boosh is certainly one of the funniest TV programs I have ever seen in my life. It's on par with Monty Python, and almost touches the talent of the god that is Eddie Izzard. Noel Fielding (Vince) and Julian Barratt (Howard) are comedic geniuses with perfect timing, and some of the worst taste in jokes. But hey, it's funny as hell, and halfway through the first episode I was splitting my sides laughing. The other characters (namely Bob Fossil, and Naboo) are fantastic. Unlike in other popular shows, they only add more rather than making it too complicated.So far, I'd say that the second season of the show was by far the funniest. The Tale of Milky Joe and and the Old Gregg episodes will have you in stitches. I haven't finished the third season yet, but what I've seen has been made of pure win.Buy the DVDs, go to the live show, or find it online; this show cannot be missed.