Situation Comedy Collection

Rik Mayall, a comedian, writer and actor. 2nd May 1995

The filming of The Young Ones on location at Codrington Road, Bristol. August 1982

The cast of The Young Ones filming on location at Codrington Road, Bristol. Pictured, Adrian Edmondson as Vyvyan. August 1982

Rik Mayall who plays the Conservative MP Alan B Stard in the TV situation comedy The New Statesman, seen here promoting the new series in Park Lane. 6th November 1992

The cast of the Young Ones seen here filming on location at Codrington Road, Bristol. Right to Left Nigel Planer as Neil, Rik Mayall as Rick, Chris Ryan as Mike. August 1982

Rita Tushingham, and Peter Howitt seen here during a break in filming the BBC the comedy " Bread" in Elswick Street, Dingle 11th July 1987

Portrait of Georges Feydeau (1862-1921) (oil on canvas)
CHT206293 Portrait of Georges Feydeau (1862-1921) (oil on canvas) by Carolus-Duran, Charles Emile Auguste (1837-1917); Private Collection; (add.info)

Rik Mayall, an English comedian, writer and actor. 2nd May 1995

Rik Mayall one of the creators and stars of the BBC 2 comedy, " The Young Ones" / 31st October 1984

The cast of the BBC hit comedy "Bread"during a break in filming in Elswick
The cast of the BBC hit comedy " Bread" during a break in filming in Elswick Street, Dingle filming the 11th July 1987 (Left to Right Gilly Coman, Jonathon Morris, Jean Boht, Peter Howitt)

Rita Tushingham and Bryan Murray seen here during a break in filming the BBC the comedy " Bread" in Elswick Street, Dingle 11th July 1987

The BBC in Elswick Street, Dingle filming the hit comedy "Bread"11th July 1987
The BBC in Elswick Street, Dingle filming the hit comedy " Bread" 11th July 1987

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In August 1982, the cast of The Young Ones found themselves on location at Codrington Road in Bristol, capturing the essence of their iconic situation comedy. With their unique blend of humor and wit, they brought laughter to audiences worldwide. Rik Mayall, a talented comedian, writer, and actor, was an integral part of this hilarious ensemble. On the 2nd of May in 1995, he showcased his comedic genius once again. His contributions to The Young Ones as well as other notable works solidified his status as a beloved figure in British entertainment. Meanwhile, across town in Elswick during a break from filming the BBC hit comedy "Bread, " another group of actors gathered for some much-needed respite. This sitcom captured the trials and tribulations faced by a working-class family trying to make ends meet with humor and heart. The artistry behind these situation comedies is not limited to just those on screen; it extends to the creators who bring them to life. Georges Feydeau's portrait serves as a reminder that even back in his time (1862-1921), comedic brilliance was recognized and celebrated. As we look back at these moments captured on film – whether it be The Young Ones or Bread – we are reminded of how laughter has united us throughout history. These shows have become timeless classics that continue to entertain new generations with their clever writing and unforgettable characters. So let us celebrate both the cast members who dedicated themselves to making us laugh on location at Codrington Road in Bristol and all those involved behind-the-scenes who worked tirelessly to create these memorable situation comedies. Their efforts have left an indelible mark on television history that will forever be cherished by fans around the world.