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All episodes of sitcom dubbed 'the funniest show on TV' are finally free to stream on BBC iPlayer
All episodes of sitcom dubbed 'the funniest show on TV' are finally free to stream on BBC iPlayer

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time19-06-2025

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All episodes of sitcom dubbed 'the funniest show on TV' are finally free to stream on BBC iPlayer

All episodes of a sitcom dubbed 'the funniest show on TV' are finally free to stream on BBC iPlayer. American mockumentary sitcom St Denis Medical, created by Superstore creators Eric Ledgin and Justin Spitzer, hit our screens on American broadcasting channel NBC in November 2024. NBC's official synopsis of the show reads: 'An eclectic team of underfunded yet dedicated doctors, nurses and medical staff are doing their best not to lose their patience in an Oregon hospital overrun with patients – while caring for everyone who comes in the door, including each other.' It stars the likes of Wendi McLendon-Convey, Alison Tolman, Josh Lawson, Kahyun Kim, Mekki Leeper, David Alan Grier and Kaliko Kauahi. There has 18 episodes across one season so far. And British fans will be over the moon to know that they can watch it all online thanks to the Beeb. Those who have already seen the show have given it rave reviews. The series has received 83% on the Tomatometer and 73% on the Popcornmeter. And on IMDB, one said: 'Work in a safety net hospital and love it!!!' 'Just what the doctor ordered!' 'First of all, THANK YOU for creating this show! I recorded this show hoping for a win.' 'After just two episodes, St. Denis Medical has already won me over. The mockumentary format really brings the characters to life, and as a fan of the genre, I'm thrilled to see how each character is given their moment to shine. 'Each personality feels distinctive and well-rounded, which is essential in a show like this where comedy comes not just from situations but from the unique quirks and reactions of each character.' 'I don't understand all of these 1 or 2 star reviews people keep giving? I think this show is hilarious. 'Superstore is probably one of my all time favorite TV shows and I've been craving something to fill that void ever since it ended and this show does just that.' Many viewers have rushed online to share their positive views on the mockumentary series 'Where do I start. Incredible actors, great direction, chuckle tier humor, comically ridiculous writing, and lovable characters. 'I originally saw the first episode as an advertisement on YouTube.' According to The Metro, another fan has confessed: ''Absolutely hilarious! Funniest show on tv today!' Fans will be ecstatic to know that the show will be returning for another series. Creator Eric Ledgin told Deadline: 'We need to laugh together. 'We need [TV shows] that are just trying to entertain, and make you forget about everything for a few minutes.' He added: 'I want to keep on the same course as we were on in season 1 [with] moments where we push the characters' relationships further along. '[I also want] every episode to be a story unto itself.' 'We'll maybe get out of the hospital a little bit more [in season 2].' Last year NBC was been widely praised by fans after it shared the first episode of its new comedy series St. Denis Medical directly onto TikTok in a bold marketing move. The mockumentary, which follows overworked doctors and nurses working at an underfunded hospital in Oregan, premiered on November 12. To tie in with its release, NBC uploaded the entire pilot episode onto its TikTok channel on November 16, splitting it into three bitesize parts. The daring new move didn't go unnoticed by fans, who were quick to praise the network and share that they would continue to watch the show. They also predicted that this marketing technique could be the future of television consumption.

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