Because the TV scripts come from several different English-speaking countries, we can use the corpus to compare very informal language in these countries. For example, the following are words that are much more common in either American or British English.
 

  American (click to see) British (click to see)
ADJ okay, crazy, damn, awesome, cute, dumb, federal, goddamn, gross, lame, adorable, lousy, crappy, sloppy, phony, downtown, cozy, busted, darn, cranky, high-end, one-time, high-school, canned, cellular, big-time, African-American, goofy, off-limits, old-school, sassy, condescending, puffy, big-a--, sketchy, wordy, charmed, disoriented, kick-a--, bitchy, narcissistic, crummy, self-centered, curt, trashy, whimsical, dorky, scrappy daft, posh, dodgy, knackered, ruddy, barmy, sodding, poxy, dozy, soppy, mucky, disused, chuffed, tinned, whirly, manky, disorientated, pish, fiddly
NOUN guy, mom, honey, dude, cop, agent, a--, movie, buddy, apartment, truck, chef, buck, dollar, sweetie, mommy, attorney, mayor, butt, cookie, grandma, a--h---, candy, grade, parking, senator, couch, vacation, closet, homicide, garbage, jerk, baseball, grandpa, elevator, trash, math, thanksgiving, shooter, roommate, bud, assignment, prom, tech, mall, dessert, heck, bout, zombie, soda, motel, halloween, therapist, basketball, counselor, lawsuit, diaper, congressman, chili, bartender, taco, condo, dumpster, perp, freshman, cafeteria, semester, paycheck, quarterback, yearbook, mailbox, sneakers, lasagna, sorority, band-aid, sophomore, softball mum, bloke, a-se, quid, rubbish, b-ll-ck, solicitor, railway, vicar, telly, guv, grandad, petrol, ladyship, mammy, shilling, maths, lorry, a---h---, advert, motorway, tosser, tenner, pence, nutter, punter, gearbox, footballer, windscreen, pensioner, barman, pram, tuppence, prat, flatmate, lodger, roundabout, vicarage, workhouse, pillock, sixpence, handbrake, budgie, skint, gamekeeper, undergrowth, cock-up, dustbin, slapper, knacker, waistcoat, minicab, letterbox, rumpole, snog, plonker, understeer, dosh, minibus
VERB guess, figure, kid, damn, date, quit, hire, freak, yell, bust, file, hook, testify, pee, coach, assign, schedule, graduate, violate, practice, dial, jerk, sniffle, participate, brag, party, merge, poop, hustle, reschedule reckon, fancy, shag, sod, flog, w-nk, queue, burgle, snigger, snog, plod, splutter, clamber