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"One of the most out-of-the-blue TV stories for a while came on Tuesday morning when it was revealed that classic BBC sitcom Birds of a Feather is to be revived for a new eight-part series - though this time, Sharon, Tracey and Dorien will be taking up residence on ITV. This surprising news got us to thinking - which other classic comedies would we like to see back on the box? We reckon there&amp;#039;s potential for at least one more outing from these five departed shows... &amp;gt; Netflix: Five shows that have us addicted - Friday Fiver &amp;gt; Spooks, The Walking Dead: TV&amp;#039;s Most Brutal Moments - Friday Fiver Men Behaving Badly Just over a year ago, Martin Clunes insisted that Men Behaving Badly will never return to our screens, saying that the show would seem &amp;quot;too seedy&amp;quot; now the cast have aged. But we&amp;#039;d love to catch up with Gary (Clunes) and Tony (Neil Morrissey) as they enter their middle-aged man-child phase and are forced to come to terms with the fact that they&amp;#039;re not quite the likely lads they once were, with the help of a few cans of lager...      Blackadder Rowan Atkinson&amp;#039;s best creation - sorry, Mr. Bean - may have bid a powerful farewell to our screens when Blackadder Goes Forth wrapped in 1989, but fans are still demanding another outing for Edmund almost a quarter of a century later. Blackadder caught up in the Russian revolution? Trapped in a World War 2 POW Camp? Grooving it up in the 1960s as the frontman of a rock band, with one &amp;#039;Bald Rick&amp;#039; as his drummer? All have been rumoured over the years but never came to fruition - make it happen, Rowan!      Friends Rumours that Chandler, Joey, Ross, Monica, Rachel and Phoebe might head back to Central Perk again persist nearly 10 years after Friends took its last bow. NBC squashed the latest rumblings back in April, but last month, Jennifer Aniston admitted that the show&amp;#039;s cast do &amp;quot;miss working together&amp;quot; - c&amp;#039;mon, you six, you know it makes sense...      Bottom And we came so close - a revival of the anarchic Bottom was announced in August 2012, but scrapped just two months later with Rik Mayall blaming his co-star Ade Edmondson for the project&amp;#039;s demise. For his part, Edmondson told Digital Spy: &amp;quot;I never like to say never to things, but I think I can safely say I&amp;#039;ll never do anything like Bottom with Rik again,&amp;quot; - say it ain&amp;#039;t so, Ade!      The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air We all loved Will Smith&amp;#039;s Fresh Prince rap and reunion with co-star Alfonso Ribeiro on The Graham Norton Show last month, but we want a *real* catch-up with Will, Carlton, Uncle Phil and the gang... Big Willy might be a hotshot Hollywood star these days, but it&amp;#039;s clear that he still has fond memories of his time in Bel-Air. That said, he might have to miss Janet Hubert (the original Aunt Viv) off the reunion&amp;#039;s invite list!      Which sitcoms do you want to see back on television? Share your own picks below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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