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Title: Super, very British show
Review: I first saw Lenny Henry when he was very young in London; 'Three of a Kind' was a 'living color' equivalent, BBC of course and starred Tracy Ullman too (before she hopped over the pond and hit it big in the USA). Chef, a MUCH later show, is a very good show indeed, a (probably now) classic with enough subtle, quiet moments to offset the deep sarcarm of the Chef-character in this kitchen. 'Fawlty Towers' fans of sarcasm will not be disappointed, though it wouldn't be fair to say that this was all that was on offer here. The 'lowest form of wit' is indeed used in abundance, but it is more the Chef-character's attack-is-the-best-form-of-defense attempt at overcoming vulnerability. Very similar to the Victor Meldrew character in the 'One foot in the Grave' series (equally good, equally BBC). If you've never seen Chef, you will like it if you enjoy clever, simple, well-executed British comedy.
