UK version >sophisticated >Urquhart isn't an edgelord

please reply to my thread

>>81127893
Ok

>>81128110
>you even gave me a bump
t-thanks

>US version is mediocre compared to the UK version

When is this not the case? apart from the office

US stamper was more developed 2bh

>>81128239
Maybe in the later seasons but in the first two seasons all he does is creep over some average girl

In the British series Stamper goes from Urquhart's (kek they had to change the name because Americans have no idea how to pronounce or spell that) to getting more and more frustrated and finally leaving him

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>call me daddy

>UK vs US threads
always comfy, OP. Cant wait to see the triggered yanks and their regurgitated banter

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>>81128387
Jesus they don't have english girls like this on TV anymore.

>>81127740
Both are shit because they idolize and glamorize corrupt, selfish, power hungry leeches.

>>81128478
*tips lenin hat*
Hello Jeremy :)

>>81128463
Looks like a tranny

>>81128510
Your mum looks like a tranny

>>81128478
That's literally our entire society, no that's literally entirety of humanity.

>>81128556
It's not our society, it's the top leeches of our society. Some may aspire to be like them, but most don't. But this kind of shows idolize them in a way that makes them much more attractive to young people. There's been a huge surge in works starring sociopaths and power hungry edgelords in recent years, because that's what the current generation was taught to think is cool.

>>81128669
>Some may aspire to be like them, but most don't.
lol, there are more types of leeches than politicians.

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>>81127740
>breaks the third wall in a charming way
>breaks the third wall
>third wall

It's fourth wall, weirdo. From theater, because sets have three walls and an open space for the audience to look into the room, thus "breaking the fourth wall" is a character acknowledging that there's an audience watching them.

>>81128434
'ello eloo ello govnor, reporting o your thread right at tea time bingo bong habbaashery and god bless the queen

fuck you nigel

>>81128702
>there are more types of leeches than politicians

Yes, that's why I said top leeches. There are lots of leeches, but few cause as much damage as politicians and corporate businessmen do.

>>81128434
Ask and you shall receive >>81128764