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"I&#39;m sorry, this came out a hell of a lot more bitterly, and aggressively, than I intended. But I defend my points.<br /><br />It is infuriating, in every respect, that when an American talks about British culture he seems to think that it&#39;s all about pandering to America... as if America is the fashionable crowd at high school, and Britain can only gauge its &#39;coolness&#39; on how well it is accepted by America, and how well it adheres to its standards.<br /><br />You only need to look at the disdain directed towards American adaptations of British comedy shows (like The Office, Coupling, Spaced, and so on) to see how much it is the other way around. We do comedy better, America tries to copy it and make it their own, and fails.<br /><br />Britain doesn&#39;t work to make exportable comedy; America works to claim Britain&#39;s comedy for its own."
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