> Something that is funny is that in Germany Seinfeld > miserably failed while one of their top show is Hogan's Heroes or > something like that. ... or, as is often quoted, `The French think Jerry Lewis is a genius!' (: Seinfeld was pretty successful over here, but Australian culture is so Americanised that there's barely any cultural gap to leap over. The latest thing we've been spoonfed is Ally McBeal - and you really get ticked off with the sentiment all the networks have that `Oh, this was a big hit in America therefore it must be a big hit in Australia' so they advertise it ad nauseum until you start to believe the hype. Although it's quite variable. Frasier flopped over here yet it just got its fifth Emmy in America. > So different cultures have different senses of > humor. Oh by the way why is it that Drew Carey is becoming so involved > with British entertainment. Well, the guy who used to be on Who's Line is it Anyway (Ryan Stiles) plays his best friend on the Drew Carey Show ... that's my guess. Camille verona_beach@geocities.com @ THE ARTS HOLE www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/6442 @ THE INVERTED FOREST www.angelfire.com/pa/invertedforest