Vicious is a brilliantly funny sitcom from the British Broadcasting company. It is about an elderly gay couple living in London who have been together for as long as time and their sarcastic wit and banter towards one another is what the show is based on. This show has heart in it too and a fabulous heart at that. I found this show quite by accident and I am glad that I did because it is a good laugh and good fun. It only lasted for two seasons and it ended happily the couple were united in holy matrimony. Peace.
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