the comedy in AYBS is very promiscuous and lets the audience connote what each statement means, for examples with the holes in the mans trousers and jacket. MF on the other hand is very blatant comedy, usually it comes through the Irish character Nathan, who's rude adaptations of situations and outbursts are funny to teenage audiences. Both comedies are similar though in the fact that the comedy comes purely through speech, all the characters appear normal in appearance and there's no slapstick element to it. The comedy has changed form over the years but it hasn't changed subject. Sex is the main factor in both but AYBS is more innuendo where, as I've said, MF is blatant and forced in the audience face by the characters.
A difference would be the insulting comedy in MF also towards Simon, who is called a pervert and a twat throughout, and although we shouldn't laugh at someone being insulted, the way its delivered is very comedic.
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