What are some of the best TV series to help learn the spoken English language?

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The following TV programmes Mind Your Language. Third Rock from the Sun, House MD, Brittas Empire, Maigret (old and new), coupling,Yes Minister, Sherlock, Graham Norton,Black Adder will help you in enhancing your conversational skills.Besides these, you should also watch debate and group discussion...
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The following TV programmes Mind Your Language. Third Rock from the Sun, House MD, Brittas Empire, Maigret (old and new), coupling,Yes Minister, Sherlock, Graham Norton,Black Adder will help you in enhancing your conversational skills.Besides these, you should also watch debate and group discussion programmes on the TV to enhances yourlogical thinking and argumentative skills which would be helpful in decision makingor resolving any issue. read less
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Mind Your Language. Yes Minister, Sherlock, Graham Norton, Third Rock from the Sun, House MD, Brittas Empire, Black Adder, Maigret (old and new), coupling,
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QUANTICO, Westworld,The Handmaid's Tale, Game of Thrones, Goliath, The Ranch, Grey's Anatomy, Yellowstone
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There are so many as suggested by others, but my suggestion is watch something which you like & start communicating with people who can respond you in English, it will automatically improve your English langauge.
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Do not watch Mind your Language For Spoken English improvement, you will just get confused between the different accents used there. If you are going for British English accent, just keep watching BBC News or Top Gear (the old Jeremy Clarkson one) or The IT Crowd.
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