Timmerity with Andrew Timm

TV, comedy and coping with life and trying to work in broadcast TV in 2010 as a white male.

Andrew Timm's dad wanted him to be an accountant. His mom wanted him to be happy. Mom won. So Andrew started out in the corporate video and today spends half his time producing corporate videos and live corporate shows, and the other half doing broadcast television (magazine shows, dramas, and now The Coconuts sitcom for M-Net). Contact Andrew at and find out more about his company at www.attv.co.za.

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Why South African comedy is unfunny – some pointers

[Andrew Timm] I have a passion for television comedy, that little 30-minute holiday you get from your stressful day when you sit down, watch a favourite sitcom and escape into your happy place once or twice a week. But what is it that makes my toes curl with cringing embarrassment at the local fare being offered up as situation comedy?

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Timmerity with Andrew Timm

TV, comedy and coping with life and trying to work in broadcast TV in 2010 as a white male.

Why South African comedy is unfunny – some pointers

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