Assuming the program to be an intellectually enriching treasure trove of highbrow delights, PBS viewer Ross Waymer immersed himself Monday in the BBC sitcom I Dare Say, Mr. Pumsby! 'It's a biting, incisive satire of the British class system that simultaneously skewers and celebrates the social mores of the have-nots in post-Thatcher Britain,' said Waymer, explaining to his wife a scene in which a man is repeatedly doused with buckets of paint. 'And this one guy, he has to dress up as a lady to fool his landlord into thinking he's dead so he doesn't have to pay the rent.' 