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"Glad to see this section of the culture getting addressed, although I&#39;m mystified as to why you think &quot;The Young Ones&quot; is obscure. Stateside it used to run on MTV all the time and it&#39;s probably almost as well known among Generation X-ers as Blackadder. It also helps mark a generational shift from the Baby Boomer sensibility of Monty Python in favor of a more pronounced punk/new wave aesthetic.<br /><br />Also worth checking out is &quot;Filthy Rich &amp; Catflap&quot; which features most of the same cast but is more anarchic and political. It is more obscure, but you can find all the episodes on Youtube. There&#39;s at least Six Degree of Doctor Who Separation in the fact that it depicts a Rupert Murdoch parody with Blake&#39;s 7 stormtroopers as his goon squad."
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