Anglo-American Television by RalliP

Who was born in America, grew up in England, played an American law-enforcement officer on FOX from 1993-2002, played a Northern Irish law-enforcement officer on the BBC since 2013, and briefly returned to the former role in 2016?

Which member of the Frasier cast is a native of Manchester, though, this person's character almost always spoke with an American accent?

Identify either of the two Americans in the main cast for the first season of Game of Thrones. One of them did an English accent for his role, the other was not required to speak much English.

Which Blackadder alum displayed their dramatic side on American television, spending eight years as the title character on a popular procedural?

What British comedian - despite not being involved with the U.K. version - became a regular on the last three series of the U.S. version of The Office?

When Jersey Shore was exported to the U.K. it became Geordie Shore, and was based in what metropolitan area?

"The United Kingdom - where I am fondly known as 'Who?'"

What Minnesota-born animator, actor, (and, later, film director,) made up one-sixth of the British comedy troupe responsible for a well-known sketch comedy program?

F.U. are the initials of a pair of characters - one in the original British series and one in the American remake. Give the first and last name of one of these characters.

Meta-question: When Sean and Beverly Lincoln's Britcom Lyman's Boys becomes America's Pucks!, lead actor Julian Bullard (portrayed by Richard Griffiths) is replaced by what character (portrayed by, and a fictional version of, the real-life actor of the same name)

American actress Elizabeth McGovern spent six years as what character - an American-born member of the British nobility?

What Channel 4 sitcom details the massive disasters as well as the day-to-day cockups in the relationship of characters played by American Rob Delaney and Brit/Irishwoman Sharon Horgan