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Hey folks - I'm on the lookout for recommendations for scripted comedy audio! If you know of any great #comedy #radio shows or #podcasts I'd love to hear about them. Note that I am looking for scripted stuff, so no chat shows, interviews, or improvised shows (so actual play shows are out too).

I'm especially interested in #sitcoms and #dramedies, newer shows (I've heard a lot of the best known ones), Australian shows, and shows written by or starring diverse artists.

Some of the examples I've used before:
The Candy Man (Big Big Big)
The Parable of CrossBread (ABC)
Oblivity
The Amelia Project
The Younger Man
Wooden Overcoats
Rudy’s Rare Records (BBC)
Victoriocity
Arden
Ability (BBC)
Damned Andrew (BBC)

TODAY IN QUEER TV HISTORY

PARTNERS: Premiere - 9/24/2012, CBS

In the nineties, Fox had had a great sitcom called PARTNERS about two young guys who were best friends and had an architecture firm together.

In 2012, CBS debuted a supposedly unrelated sitcom with the same exact title and identical premise, except this time one of the two architects (played by Michael Urie) was gay.

Even with a super-talented cast and a fantastic director (James Burrows, who had also worked on the Fox series), CBS's 2012 PARTNERS never quite "clicked," and it vanished after six episodes.

youtube.com/watch?v=R7WgdT-b1P

#gay#queer#LGBTQ

TODAY IN QUEER TV HISTORY

THE ELLEN SHOW: Premiere - 9/24/2001, CBS

After her famous nineties ABC sitcom (during which she and her character came out as gay), Ellen DeGeneres was back in this one-season CBS series with a fantastic supporting cast.

This time she played Ellen Richmond, who after a breakup and the failure of her business in the dot-com bust, moves back to her quaint small hometown and takes a job at her old high school. Martin Mull plays her boss, the principal, and Jim Gaffigan is her old high school sweetheart, who would love to get back together with her.

Ellen Richmond is gay, too, and it's largely treated as a nonissue.

youtube.com/watch?v=urMERZ-BO6