Remember when TV was actually funny? When Harry Hill was at the helm of his brilliant shows, and it felt like British TV was at its most creative, quirky, and unpredictable? Those were the days when comedy gold didn’t come from endless reboots and reality shows, but from genuine hilarity and absurd sketches that you couldn’t find anywhere else. Harry Hill’s shows were a masterclass in British humour — wild, surreal, and often completely nonsensical, but always laugh-out-loud funny. Whether it was his iconic TV Burp, which lovingly mocked the chaos of reality TV, or his unique comedic timing, Harry was the person who made TV feel like an event, not just background noise. In a world where TV seems a little bit too polished or scripted these days, Harry Hill was a refreshing reminder that television should be fun, unpredictable, and, most of all, genuinely funny. British comedy used to be about pushing boundaries and creating moments of pure absurdity that would make you gasp and laugh at the same time. These days, we’re missing that chaotic, anything-goes energy that made shows like TV Burp so iconic. It’s a real shame that TV’s become so formulaic. There was something about Harry Hill’s brand of humour that was completely untouchable. If only we could get more of that magic back. British TV really was better back then, wasn’t it? #harryhill #mindora888 #britishhumour #comedy #uktv - @mindora888