Cleet, British comedy can be classified in three ways:
Working Class comedy - "Are You Being Served?"
Middle Class comedy - "Absolutely Fabulous"
And "For All" comedy which includes Monty Python, written and performed by middle class graduates but enjoyed by everyone.
The Keeping Up With Appearances was a middle class comedy, meaning it appealed to people in the UK with good jobs, homes, ect.
Father Ted had more broad appeal but it was shown in the Uk on a minority channel and I because of that, I didn't watch it much.
I am sure you would have enjoyed Rising Damp and Porridge. Rising Damp was about a pervy man who owned a "guest house". He was forever chasing after Miss Jones who was this
sexually frustrated 36 year old woman who couldn't get a boyfriend. There were two students sharing the house and one was black. Lots of racist humor at the start of the series but it would never be repeated in this country again.
Porridge was about a man Norman Stanley Fletcher who was serving five years in jail. It was a classic series, I am sorry you have never seen it, but it's still being repeated in the UK, almost 30 years after it was made.
LB.