Well, there have been some pretty successful American versions of British shows, such as All in the Family (Till Death Do Us Part) and Sanford & Son (Steptoe & Son). And many mainstream U.S. viewers won’t seek out a U.K. version (or even know it exists), so TV execs figure there’s no reason not to use a good concept. The U.S. version of Ghosts is nicely done, but I’ll try to check out the U.K. one. We’re not averse to British TV — lived in London for four years and enjoyed a lot of it before, during and since. (Some of it is dreadful, though, like Are You Being Served — being British doesn’t automatically mean high quality.)