Peep Show

[Simon]

Only just got into this properly the last few days, fucking funny stuff. Anyone else love this show?

"Being interested sometimes makes people angry, I thought that was common knowledge."

[Hobbit]

Up there with Partridge for the best British comedy show me for I reckon. Immense stuff.

Mitchell is absolutely brilliant on Best of the Worst on Channel 4 Friday nights too.

[turdpower]

Mitchell and Webb thing is on this week.

It's a sketch show and unlike Peep Show, they have written it.

But yes, Peep Show is immense.

[StevieV]

Yea, its fantastic stuff.

If you disagree i'll section you.


Good shout Hobbit, Mitchell is by far the funniest thing on that show.

[turdpower]

http://forums.rajah.com/showthread.php?t=92070&highlight=peep+show

I see lots of other people are fans of this aswell.

[Hlebsfall]

Peep Show is class, quality throughout.

The bit where Jez goes for the interview at Mark's work, and to avoid getting the job pulls a spazzy face at the woman. Brilliant. Needs to be seen to be appreciated.

[Simon]

Which series is that. I only have series 3 :(

[da_man]

You needs 1 and 2 as well. Absolute jokes

[Hobbit]

American bird, Nancy, in series 1 is niceness it must be said.

Series 3 finale was pant destroyingly funny too. Most of it needs to be seen yeah, I find myself laughing at mundane things Mark says simply because of his voice and face.

[da_man]

"Oh, I get it. You were lampooning me. It was a simple lampoon."

[Hlebsfall]

Then I go and spoil it all by saying something stupid like... I like you

[Simon]

American bird, Nancy, in series 1 is niceness it must be said.

Series 3 finale was pant destroyingly funny too. Most of it needs to be seen yeah, I find myself laughing at mundane things Mark says simply because of his voice and face.

Watching series 3 now. Mark ripping apart Big Suze (who is gorgeous btw) is superb..."You're the horsey type...sort of a throwback...big stupid posh head"

[Just Joe]

Mark: Did you ever appeal about your degree Jeremy?

Jeremy: Who cares about that shit? I didn't go to University to get a degree.

Mark: No, of course. Anyway no use regretting the past, I wish I'd done Ancient History but..

Jeremy: I thought you did do Ancient History?

Mark: I did Business Studies Jeremy.....for three years.

Jeremy's Brain: I could tell him thats all ancient history now, but he probably wouldn't like that joke.

Jeremy: Oh well, that's all ancient history now!
Hold your horses honey, I've got coupons for the Pringles.

[Simon]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

"Great, ok so I've dumped my sister. That's great, that feels good. I'm intrigued to see what I'll do next. Maybe I'll ring up Granddad and tell him I think he's a boring TWAT"

[SheltonLondon]

I need to pick up the dvds of this, seen a few episodes on the box and was almost wetting myself. I like that David Mitchell fellow, class act.

[Simon]

Hold your horses honey, I've got coupons for the Pringles.

Ahahahaha. The quote is great too.

[turdpower]

"Uh, yeah, I spent some time with Ray before he went and I just wanted to say that I think we should all remember that Ray, by the end, he loved Jesus. Now, I know, Liz, there's no proof for Jesus, but then there's no proof for lots of things, like science or the stock market and we believe in them. Look, what I'm trying to say is that if I was dying and I decided that even though I'd never particularly been into, say, Enya before but that now I really, really was into Enya and that in fact, I thought Enya was great and that Enya died for our sins and I wanted an Enya themed funeral with pictures of Enya and lots and lots of mentions of Enya, then I think it would be a bit bloody rich for my sister to ban all mention of Enya from my funeral. Yeah?"

[Hobbit]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

"Great, ok so I've dumped my sister. That's great, that feels good. I'm intrigued to see what I'll do next. Maybe I'll ring up Granddad and tell him I think he's a boring TWAT"

:lol:

Need to rewatch series 1+2 and download 3 soon.

[Hlebsfall]

Brown bread for main course, white for pudding.

[Simon]

HAH

AHHAHAHA

"Crunchy nut cornflakes are just Frosties for wankers" :rofl::lol:

[SheltonLondon]

:lol:

Need to rewatch series 1+2 and download 3 soon.


Download eh? Any well seeded torrents or download links for these?

[Simon]

"I'll probably find jury service pretty simple - whatever it is, I'll just let them off"

[da_man]

"No Mark. I only told you for a laugh. You promised not to tell."

"Hitler promised not to invade Czechoslovakia, Jeremy. Welcome to the real world!"

[Hobbit]

Download eh? Any well seeded torrents or download links for these?

Hang on mate, Ill just check the internet.

[turdpower]

Its funny when Jez is shagging Mark's sister and she says "TicketyBoo", and he is thinking to himself, "oh my god, i'm shagging Mark"

Thats what makes this show so great the fact that you can hear them thinking, and the fact the show captures like the totally odd shit you are thinking in your head but dont dare speak it is what make it.


Hahgashgfdsgafdhasd GOOD ONE MARLON.

[Hobbit]

http://www.mininova.org/tor/327828

Could be worse off for seeding :\

[SheltonLondon]

Ok, I know it was a bit lazy of me but I can never seem to find working torrents for files like these and download links, apart from this cherry-pit site I don't know where else to look for em, and they specialise more in the Family Guy, Simpsons area.

[Andy Wild]

When's Series 3 out on DVD?

And yes, Best British Comedy since forever. Quality, pure quality. It reminds me a bit of Seinfeld in some ways.

[Brian M.]

"I'm not going to do a POO, am I Jez?"

Also, Mark's reaction to Sophie going out with Jeff in the bowling one is fantastic.

"Oh, well, I'm here with uhh, Jeff.."

"JEFF?!?!?!"

[da_man]

Hahgashgfdsgafdhasd GOOD ONE MARLON.

:lol: I'd never bloody thought of it like that before! I was always scratching my head looking for a reason why it was funny.

[Hlebsfall]

torrentspy has series 3 decently seeded.

[SheltonLondon]

I take it I couldn't just watch Series 3 without really watching Series 1 and 2, or could I?

Fuck it, I'll probably just buy the DVDs if they are all out.

[Brian M.]

I might have to download Series 3. We only just got Series 2 here and BBC America is shit so they probably won't have the next one until about April.

[Simon]

Someone find a good torrent of series 1 or 2, I've already downloaded 3 but the others are shit seeds.

"This isn't wrong, it's just illegal...like drink driving"

[Simon]

"It's like Twelve Angry Men. I'm the only one that's not angry. I'm horny. That's much nicer."

[Simon]

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[Hlebsfall]

http://www.asda-entertainment.co.uk/asda/8544158.product

Seven fifty from ASDA. They have the second series as well for the same.

[SheltonLondon]

Anyone who is a member on the-cherry-pit go and post in my request thread for the Peep Show series. They tend to upload more often if there is more interest.

[SheltonLondon]

Or you could wait until the 6th of November for this :panic:

http://play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1079900/Peep_Show_Series_1_3_Box_Set/Product.html

[turdpower]

*Mark puts box of tissues in the trolley*
"People are going to think we spend the whole time wanking"
"Don't be ridiculous, the're homely, for wiping up mess"
"Yeah, man mess."

[Hulkamaniac]

I dont understand how anyone can no love Peep Show.

[turdpower]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCBYzJ8jcS0

"Is that normally pooing you're doing?"

[Hlebsfall]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6SUC5k-58o&mode=related&search=

Brilliant, this is the job interview bit I was going on about. The bit where he pulls the face aiuahagfufahdak;dfujos

[Simon]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6SUC5k-58o&mode=related&search=

Brilliant, this is the job interview bit I was going on about. The bit where he pulls the face aiuahagfufahdak;dfujos

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[Hobbit]

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/6300/agadgadgly7.jpg

I almost lost a kidney when he did that.

[Simon]

HAHAHAHAHA FOR FUCK SAKE

That was amazing

[Hulkamaniac]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXLlhNsbncI

"I'm not going to rape him".

[The Rosk]

I've been a long-time fan of this. I've mentioned before on here several times that one of my favourite pieces of comedy ever written is in that job interview where Jez just comes out with the shittest banter ever heard:

Mark: This is low. This is REALLY low.

Jeremy: Yeah, well at least I don't fancy elves and pixies.

Mark: What does that mean? I LITERALLY have NO IDEA what that is supposed to mean.

[Brian M.]

"Will you stop shoving all that food in your mouth?"

"But it's eat all you can."

"It's eat all you PLEASE, there's no competitive element implied!"



...I also just re-watched the video of Jez trying to remember the "bad thing" on YouTube.

"FLOSS IS BOSS! FLOSS IS BOSS!"

I love this show.

[Ace Rockola]

I'd like to thank BBC America for yanking this right when it was becoming my favorite thing on TV. Fucking assholes. How about ya stop showing home make over shows 18 hours a day?

Is that movie about weddings that the guy who plays Jeremy did with the chick from Spaced any good? It's coming out here in the states the week after next I believe and my chain probably won't be carrying it. So odds are I'll actually be paying for it. Worth the $8 or not?

[turdpower]

I havn't seen it, but I plan on buying it.

Confetti: The film features an ensemble of comedy talents including Martin Freeman (The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, The Office), Jessica Stevenson (Spaced), Stephen Mangan (Green Wing), Felicity Montagu (I'm Alan Partridge), Robert Webb (Peep Show), award-winning comedian Jimmy Carr and Alison Steadman (Life Is Sweet).

A magazine runs a competition for the most original wedding, the ultimate prize being a house. The film follows the contestants in a fly-on-the-wall documentary style, akin to The Office. The script is entirely improvised.

I hope it is funnier than it sounds.

[Marlon Dingle]

http://play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/1079900/Peep_Show_Series_1_3_Box_Set/Product.html

What a Fucking Steal?

[turdpower]

Considering they are £14.99 each, then yes.

[Winkle van Tinkle]

If they are £14.99 each and the boxset is £17.99, then thats just a saving of £184!!!

INCREDIBLE!!!!!

[The Rosk]

Yeah Cuncha, you do the math.

SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.

[Winkle van Tinkle]

I have no clue as to what you just did :baffledbeyondbelief:

[The Rosk]

I thought you watched Peep Show mate.

[Winkle van Tinkle]

No mate, i'm gonna get the boxset though. Even though i've heard it's a poor mans Allo Allo.

[The Rosk]

Yeah it's fucking shit.

I hate it.

OHASHGGHASAGHSGHAGHSGHAGHSGHA IM JOKING ASGAGSHASA

[The Rosk]

Oh agashgasghasgh what a hilarious joke. "She's got cancer". What next Mark? Oh agashgashgash, "Your mum's dead".

[aenima]

asgasasahashugfwi89 that clip is fantastic.

Think I've only ever seen it once, never really made the effort. Might have to get into it.

[Beefy]

I watched the first two series for the first time on DVD last weekend. Fucking funny stuff.

The one where Mark stalks that girl up to University is probably my favourite. The confrontation between Jez and the Professor who doesn't have time for Ghostbusters is pricesless.

[turdpower]

"I didn't go to University to get a degree Mark"

"Of course. I always fancied doing Ancient Histroy."

"I thought you did Ancient History"

"Business Studies, Jeremy. For three years"

*thinks* "I could say that's all Ancient History now, but he probably wouldn't like that joke"

"Oh well. That's all Ancient History now"

[The Rosk]

The 13th post in this thread.

:blah:

[Friday]

Mark: Life's all pain. Pain, gloom and misery... Hey, 33% extra free. I am doing excellent shopping. My depressed state of mind means being even more frugal than usual.

[turdpower]

You're not just buying lager, crisps and dip are you?

[Simon]

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/6300/agadgadgly7.jpg

:D

[turdpower]

A gif of that face being pulled would be fantastic.

[Hobbit]

ahahaha yes tremendous idea turdpower. Someone get to it.

[Enzyme]

I've got them all on the hard drive, let me know what episode it's in and I'll do it after work.

[turdpower]

Off the top of my head I have no idea, but it's the one where he goes for an interview at Marks company :happysad:

[turdpower]

Episode 2, Series 1.

[Enzyme]

http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/5624/jeztc7.gif

[Hobbit]

ahahsfoauishgfoasfahashfiohsaf

[Burv]

:lol:

[Hulkamaniac]

It needs the dialogue too.

[The Rosk]

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[turdpower]

Blkshgadjhagsdjhsgd

[The Rosk]

I love the little shake of his hands.

[turdpower]

The clenched fists, to show his anger.

[da_man]

Episode 2, Series 1.

I read this as Series 2, Episode 1 so spent half an hour watching the wrong one.

However, that one does have Mark chasing after some troublesome kids whilst wielding an iron bar. :lol:

[turdpower]

Isn't the one with the iron bar Series 1 episode 1?

[I steal cable]

I love this show but I still think...

Garth Marenghi's Darkplace > Peep Show

[Friday]

I've been there hombre, when I heard my wife died I could barely finish my lunch.

[I steal cable]

You're the most sensitive man I know, and I know god.

[Friday]

Garth is the most significant artist that I've worked with and I've worked with Lulu and four other people, so were talking crème de la crème.

[I steal cable]

Dr. Rick Dagless: What's this?
Dr Liz Asher: A dreamcatcher
Dr. Rick Dagless: What's a dreamcatcher?
Dr Liz Asher: It's like a wind chime.
Dr. Rick Dagless: Then why didn't you say wind chime?

[da_man]

Isn't the one with the iron bar Series 1 episode 1?

T'was actually. I selected Chapter 2 instead of Episode 2. Doh.

Just watched the interview bit. Brilliant!

[Friday]

If he gets word of this my arse is grass and he's got a lawnmower if you know what I mean?

[Kris]

Won-Ton will be all over me like knockers in a windtunnel.

[Friday]

With this show, I wanted people to laugh and cry... and shit themselves all at the same time.

[I steal cable]

I've always loved the great tragedies, King Lear, The Poseidon Adventure, Superman 2.

[Friday]

She was like a candle in the wind... unreliable.

[I steal cable]

I had a cat once. I dropped a safe on it. It was a write-off, so I stood on its head.

[Friday]

Garth Marenghi: [reading an extract from one of his novels] "John looked down and was horrified to see that his hands had fallen off and been replaced by maggots. Maggots. Maggots. Maggots. Maggots.
[turns the page]
Garth Marenghi: Maggots...

[I steal cable]

We're doing all we can, but I'm not Jesus Christ - I've come to accept that now.

[turdpower]

Anyone watch the Mitchell and Webb thing?

[I steal cable]

WHO WANTS A GAME OF NUMBERWANG?

[Hobbit]

lads i think i just fucking shit myself laughing at that number wang thing

[I steal cable]

I :heart: BMX Bandit.

[Beefy]

We should get a Numberwang forum.

[Hulkamaniac]

There was some good laughs in that today. Has potential. I'm going to 'black up' tomorrow.

[turdpower]

You should be BMX Bandit.

[Hulkamaniac]

Good call.

[Hlebsfall]

It was alright. Pretty hit and miss, but was quite amusing. Best bits were the waiter and that Caesar Salad bloke at the end.

[da_man]

Cool points for me I think for using the line "get your tanks off my lawn, Matt" after he chatted to this bird I was attempting to sarge. :D

[Simon]

Haven't seen this yet. I have the original radio show if anyone wants it though.

[Lazurus]

Haven't seen this yet. I have the original radio show if anyone wants it though.

Go on then, it will make a change from the same old music on my iPod every morning.

[Hobbit]

Haven't seen this yet. I have the original radio show if anyone wants it though.

Get in :D

Please.

[Simon]

Give me a momo sissoko to upload them. There are 6, 12mb each.

[Simon]

Just finished downloading Series 1 & 2, anyone know which episode it is where Mark winks at a girl then gets embarassed and tries to pretend he has a twitch? I want to see that clip quickly my mate reckons it's superb.

[The Rosk]

Series 2 Episode 6.

[Lazurus]

I've still never seen Peep Show. I'll have to start downloading them and watching them soon.

[The Rosk]

It's in the coffee house.

"Hey, what's with all the... coffee. Look, I'm going to go over to my friend and give her a... GRRRRR!!! ... so, if you want to do this again, I'm in the book - Mark. Corrigan.

(Too formal - lighten the mood)

*winks like a twat*

(Too scary, you're not an Italian builder. Quick. There's still time to take it back.)

*does an incomprehensible twitch of both eyes*

*walks off*

(Great, the incredibe twitching freak.)

[Simon]

Just saw it. Fucking brilliant. Not a patch on Jez's effort but great nonetheless.

[da_man]

I was watching the one last night where Mark goes to the bowling alley with the teenage goth, gets bladdered and starts hurling his shopping down the lane. Brilliant.

[Simon]

Ahahaha. I need to see all these episodes. I've got a hella packed schedule before I go back to Uni but I'm desperate to fit in a few Peep Show episodes.

[The Rosk]

I was watching the one last night where Mark goes to the bowling alley with the teenage goth, gets bladdered and starts hurling his shopping down the lane. Brilliant.

The way he looks at Jez after taking his first "blowback" and asks "I'm not going to do a poo, am I Jez?" is bloody hilarious.

[Simon]

God this is good. Episode 2 of Series 1 is fucking hilarious (the one with the pyramid selling and 'the look'), so many great quotes...

"I like you, and if you can't handle it you can just, you know...fuck off."

"Are you trying to piss on my bonfire?"
"I'm trying to protect you from pissing on yourself."

[Simon]

"Get your tanks off my lawn, Jeremy."

[turdpower]

I had a massive marathon of these with some mates, 6 hours of it was fantastic.

I can't wait until the third series comes out.

[Simon]

Download it you chump.

[turdpower]

I'm not some sort of criminal, mate.

[Simon]

One of my best moments in this is when Jez is really pissed off at something Mark has done and comes in to shout at him while Mark is cooking.

"Yyou bastard, Mark"
"Steady on, my mushroom stroganoff isn't THAT bad!"

It's the knowing look on his face and the delight at the joke he's made...fucking superb.

[Kris]

It was alright. Pretty hit and miss, but was quite amusing. Best bits were the waiter and that Caesar Salad bloke at the end.

The waiter was brilliant. IT'S ALL IN THE WRIST.

[virms]

Download it you chump.


I'm not some sort of criminal, mate.

TMJ is the downloading porn sort of criminal. Which is quite alright in my book.

[Marlon Dingle]

Watched Film 2006 the other night and it revealed that Mitchell and Webb are doing a film called "Magicians".

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0841027/


A pair of rivaling stage magicians are forced to confront their falling out over a guillotine mishap when they compete in a magic competition.


Jonathan Ross mentioned also that the film is about how they use to be a duo but fallout and throughout the film they try out different ways to kill each other.

Due out some time next year.

Cant Wait. But im guessing this means that its gonna take even longer for a new series of Peep Show to be produced.

[Enzyme]

I watched all 3 series again Monday/Tuesday, so reading that doesn't make me happy.

As soon as the last episode of series 3 finished I thought "Hmmmm, I wonder when the new one starts? Hope it's soon."

[turdpower]

http://www.e-subversive.net/soundboards/peepshow/

New Peep Show will be out sometime in 2007 they say.

Normally new stuff is in the Autumn or Spring and unless they have been filming it inbetween there other show and going on tour I imagine it will be Autumn.

[turdpower]

Mitchell announced on Richard & Judy on February 6, 2008, that filming for the fifth series would start on the following week. He also stated that the series would be shown in May/Spring time

[Hlebsfall]

Webb said the same thing on Something For the Weekend this morning.

[Slare]

Lads, I've heard theres going to be a new series soon.

[Hobbit]

It's back on 2nd May :hyper:

Just saw an ad for it.

[Alf]

The ad was ace too...

'I'm going home... tell her I love her...'

[Cactus Lem]

Balls of Steel was also funny.

[Hobbit]

Alex Zane is one of the least funny 'comedians' around. Awful.

That urban sports bloke is also just a dickhead. I enjoyed the rest though.

[Simon]

The Bastard Ref was good, rest was pretty shit. I've heard that Neg or whatever his name is has got the shit kicked out of him a couple of times for his little stunts - good, the cunt.

[Cactus Lem]

Alex Zane is one of the least funny 'comedians' around. Awful.

That urban sports bloke is also just a dickhead. I enjoyed the rest though.

Alex Zane isn't funny, but the quizzes usually are a good laugh.

Neg is amazing, and Militant Black Guy is one of the funniest men on TV. Guy needs his own show.

[Simon]

Alex Zane isn't funny, but the quizzes usually are a good laugh.

Neg is amazing, and Militant Black Guy is one of the funniest men on TV. Guy needs his own show.

Militant Black Guy is bollocks. One slightly funny joke, repeated ad nauseum. May as well watch Little Britain.

[turdpower]

So anyone got a link for the Peep Show ad?

[Hlebsfall]

It was only about 10 seconds long.

[turdpower]

It was only about 10 seconds long.

Thanks.

[Cactus Lem]

Militant Black Guy is bollocks. One slightly funny joke, repeated ad nauseum. May as well watch Little Britain.

eYou're the only person I've come across who doesn't like Militant Black Guy. Think about, most sketch characters, which Black Guy basically is, are usually are only funny for the repetition of their joke because that's what people wanna see.

[Simon]

Doesn't make it any less bollocks. It's not even subtle at all, which makes it even more shit - he doesn't gradually get them to say what he wants them to say as if his act is in any way believable, he just tells them to say the words he wants to hear. Forces them to say White Christmas or whatever. When he strays slightly from it (like the CRACK bit yesterday) it's a little bit better but mostly it's just absolutely shit.

Balls Of Steel, for the most part, is just a hateful, sneery little shite of a show. Made by cunts, presumably made FOR cunts - there's no irony involved in stuff like Neg, it's literally just "this guy acts like a total cunt to people, isn't he great!".

There are a few funny moments per show (the only idea that was funny was the bastard ref bit, but the others had a few redeemable moments - Neg's exagerrated speed smoking for example, and the silliness of Alex Zane's "Nice to see you...yes it is" catchphrase) but nowhere near enough to outweigh the overwhelmingly cuntiness of the show in general. Real lowest-common-denominator crap.

[Hlebsfall]

It is a fucking shit program, the bloke who presents it is a massive wanker as well.

[Simon]

He had a good show a few years back where he staged spoof job interviews with real applicants, can't remember the name of the show now but he used a pseudonym..."The Richard SOMETHING Interviews" I think it was called. That was pretty funny, similar prank-style to a lot of Balls Of Steel but more good-natured. The only bit I can remember offhand was him presenting himself as a manager who encouraged people to avoid office-speak like 'think outside the box' to the extent that he encouraged people to 'think inside the box' - getting the interviewees to sit inside a box during their interview while answering the questions.

It wasn't great or anything but it was infinitely funny and more intelligent than this utter shite.

[Kris]

Balls of Steel is fucking gash. It is not in anyway funny. It is clearly marketing to brain-dead cunts.

[Hlebsfall]

Unlike Stewart Lee, who is playing THE BROMLEY CHURCHILL THEATRE tomorrow night. I'm there.

[Kris]

Stewart Lee's Joe Pasquale bit is fucking brilliant.

[Simon]

Stewart Lee's Joe Pasquale bit is fucking brilliant.

Yes!

"Say that you find the very concept of beer ownership 'difficult to comprehend'".

[Kris]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n-UGQcG3Jw

[eldanielfire]

Clips from series 5:

http://www.channel4.com/video/peep-show/series-5/

:hyper:

[turdpower]

The megatron :lol:

[Simon]

SPOILERS FOR THE FIRST EPISODE OF SERIES 5:

New titles include footage of Mark and Sophie crying at the wedding, which I found amusing.

The episode begins with Mark and Jeremy in the flat on the sofa, drinking champagne which has photos of Mark and Sophie on the bottle, presumably left over from the wedding. Mark is pretty miserable, but Jeremy insists that he gets back on the horse/starts dating again. It turns out that Jeremy was supposed to be going on a double-date, but the other bloke calls and cancels, so he invites Mark to come along instead.

The date is at the theatre. Mark brings along a copy of Natural History Museum Magazine (or something like that) as a social ‘prop’. To Mark’s surprise, it works to his advantage and the woman he’s there to meet notices it and asks him about it. He invites her to the Samurai exhibition advertised on the magazine’s cover and she accepts. He gets excited that he’d landed a second date almost immediately and begins to ponder whether she is ‘the one’.
Meanwhile, Jeremy is sitting at the bar with his date, who is actually someone he has been out with before fairly recently. She confesses that the only reason she invited him out was because she had to tell him that she went to the clinic and found out she has Chlamydia. Jeremy isn’t too bothered by this fact once she’s told him its symptom-less.
They go into the theatre and Jeremy and Mark whisper to each other amid multiple shushes that there’s hours to go and Jeremy says he’s leaving because he’s bored. He then leaves without Mark or his date, to walk home alone. On the way he feels happy, as if he has ‘time travelled’ and he gives his theatre ticket to a hobo lying in the street because he could still use it to get into the second half, but Jeremy warns him that it’s ‘shit’.

We cut to later when Mark gets back, happy about how well the evening went, only to find the front door open and the flat in a mess. Jeremy comes out of his room and Mark asks him if they’ve been burgled. Jeremy says he reckons so, but said he didn’t report it because he didn’t know whether he had to do it online or not. They’d taken a lot of Mark’s electronic stuff and the play station, and he’s particularly annoyed about losing his PS2 memory card because of ‘120 hours of quality ‘me time’ on Medal of Honour’ He goes into the bathroom and thinks that the burglar has ‘done a shit’ until Jeremy admits that it was him.

Jeremy takes Big Suze out to a wine bar in order to tell her he has Chlamydia and that she might want to get checked, but before he can tell her anything, she tells him that she had Johnson were over (He’s looking for more subservient women on the internet). Jeremy immediately sees he has an open with Suze and so when she asks him what it was he wanted to tell her, he says that he is just really positive about the war in Iraq. He begrudgingly spends £45 on a bottle of wine (I think this is to foreshadow money troubles for Jez in a later episode). He rationalises not telling Big Suze about the Chlamydia because ‘nobody minds the invisible man at the table’.

Mark is waiting for his date at a restaurant/bar, and she is three quarters of an hour late. He realises he’s probably been stood up (not before wondering if she’d died) and makes his way home. On the way though, he bumps into his date who is riding past on a bicycle. She tells him that her phone went missing, that she was really sorry and so Mark decides to believe her because she might be ’the one’. He invites her up to his flat because it is nearby. They go up, and the front door is wide open again, they go in and before them is a youth standing still holding a DVD player. The youth puts it down and says that he was ’Just looking for Kenny’. Mark pushes the youth to the ground and sits on him, and calls the police. He is dismayed to hear that they’re going to be 45 minutes, so lets the youth up and they go into the living room and sit down.

Jeremy and Big Suze get back, and Mark is shocked to learn that he hadn’t told Suze about the Chlamydia yet. Jeremy tries to ‘connect’ with the youth and fails. Big Suze, completely out of character (and the worst part of the episode for me) suggests that they burn him with cigarettes. They decide to put the youth out on the balcony in the rain so Jez can relax with Big Suze. The youth however, uses his phone and calls ‘all his mates’ to come over to rescue him. Mark takes his date into his bedroom. While Mark has an awkward moment with his date comparing their respective foot sizes, the youth’s friends arrive and start banging on the front door and make a lot of racket. Jeremy gets tired of it and so clandestinely lets the youth out on the condition that he leaves them alone and doesn’t burgle them ever again. When Jeremy goes to shut the front door behind him, the youth, now backed up with several friends, puts his foot in the door and tells his mates that they’ve got a nice TV. Mark hears the commotion as the youths take the TV, so leaves his room. He questions Jeremy about why he is just letting this happen, but Jeremy doesn’t seem too bothered, so out of spite, Mark pops his head around Jeremy’s bedroom door and tells Big Suze that Jeremy has an STD. She gets all upset and storms out, much like last year when Jeremy suggested pimping her out to Johnson (I am hoping that this is not the last we’ll see of her in series 5).

Jeremy tries to leave, but Mark won’t let him. Jeremy doesn’t think Mark can overpower him. Mark lays his arm on Jez, and Jeremy finds it funny that Mark is trying to ‘fight’ him. Mark subdues Jeremy to the ground because all the while Jeremy is completely bemused that Mark had stood up to him and so doesn’t actually do any fighting back. It is at this point Mark’s date, who has been witness to the evening’s craziness, tells Mark that she’d ‘had enough’ and is going to leave. Mark tells her she shouldn’t leave because she might be ‘the one’ and so she tells him that he’s weird, and Jeremy agrees with her. Mark then tells Jeremy to fuck off. The end.

Also some other stuff from a Q&A session with Mitchell and Webb, plus producer Phil Clarke:

Will the Peep Show scripts ever be published?
Yes. Probably later on this year, with scripts for all 5 seasons. The writers said that some scripts would be annotated and that there will be a few versions of the same episode to show the writer's revisions.

How did Peep Show get started?
It began as an idea for 2 men sitting watching the TV in 1st person view and commenting on what they're watching. Neither man would ever be seen, it would always be facing the TV watching the clips. They made a 15 minute short of this idea with Mitchell and Webb, and during filming they decided to change the camera to face each actor as they made their comments. Webb said that he had thought that he was just going to be doing voice-over work reading from the script and so once the decision was made that the characters would be seen, he was annoyed that he had lots of lines to learn at short notice.

The writers and production crew soon discovered that the costs for some the clips they wanted to include would have been so phenomenally expensive to clear, it made it extremely difficult for them to write jokes based on clips if they never knew if they'd be allowed to use them.

So they made the decision to open it up 'around the flat' and to follow the characters around their daily lives. Part of the original plan was to have more characters give internal monologues, like Sophie, Toni and Superhans. (They didn't explain why that idea was dropped.) They said the main reason the show got commissioned for a full first series was because of the interplay between Mitchell and Webb, and that without them in the leads, there probably wouldn't have been a commission.


Could Peep Show go on forever?
They said they would keep doing it for as long as there is an audience and channel 4 lets them. They said part of the reason the show has been allowed to continue is because despite low viewing figures, strong DVD sales, critical praise and a small but loyal fan base of around 1.2 million people has kept the show alive (Mitchell said that if 1.2 million people all died in the same room that it would be a 'big deal'). Webb also mentioned that the show has a large following of people who download the show on the internet, and after a bit of a glare from the CH4 comedy commissioner he added...'using 4OD'.

Mitchell said that it's not often that you get to be in a successful sitcom, let alone a funny one, and that it's something to be held onto. They said they like the idea of following the characters into their thirties and past the point where it's deemed acceptable for two grown men to still be living together in a flat. Mitchell joked that if left to continue indefinitely that it would be funny to see Mark as Jeremy as old men still living the same way.


What happened to the American remake?
Fox made an American written pilot which nobody liked, and it's likely that no one will ever see it. Lesser known US channel Spike TV however has shown interest and Armstrong and Bain have been invited to write a new pilot. They said that success would rest largely on them finding the right people to play the two leads, which could take some times they'd need to exhibit a similar chemistry to Mitchell and Webb, which they felt was rare in America.


How much of it is based on the writer's/actors own experiences?
Mitchell said that probably the only thing in the entire series which he based on his own thoughts/experience was when he found a mark on his arm and because he didn't then know what ringworm really was, he thought it was ringworm simply because it was ring-shaped.


What's going on with Mitchell and Webb's planned sitcom for the BBC?
They didn't say much in case they got in trouble, except that it's going to be studio-based with an audience, and that they want their characters to be as far removed from Mark and Jeremy as possible.


How do they feel about the less than stellar reception of Magicians?
The writers and the actors all feel like it was a decent film, but they said if it has taught them anything, it's that making films 'isn't easy'. They said that it hasn't put them off trying again.


What are the writer's\actor's favorite sitcoms?
Armstrong and Bain both mentioned that they're currently big fans of Pulling and the IT Crowd. They actually said they were a little bit envious of the writers of Pulling. (They mentioned a few more but I can't remember them all, sorry)

Both Mitchell and Webb said that they don't watch too much of any new British comedy, particularly Mitchell who said that he can't watch it at all really, because it reminds him of work so much that he can't enjoy it for what it is. Webb said he liked older sitcoms from the seventies/eighties, especially Fawlty Towers, and that he was of course a big fan of the Simpsons. Mitchell pointed out that maybe the Simspons doesn't count as a sitcom. He then added that he can watch American sitcoms 'forever'.


How important do the writers feel the 'gimmick' of filming from the character's POV is?
The writers said that they recognize and understand why it could be seen as just a gimmick, but they said that's what they feel gives the show it's individuality as it's the POV style that facilitates the inner monologues that so much of the comedy comes from. They felt the show wouldn't have seemed so 'original' if they'd kept the inner monologues, but without using POV. Mitchell jokingly added that without the POV style the show is just a low brow rip-off of Men Behaving Badly.


Does Mitchell and Webb's writing style differ from Armstrong and Bain's?
Bain and Arstrong say that after discussing and outlining the plot and jokes, they both individually write a first draft each, then 'swap' and re-write the other's script into a second draft, and keep doing this until they have whittled it down into a merged version they both agree on, then begin tweaking that. Webb said that when he and Mitchell write, it's akin to when the Fonz looks in the mirror to comb his hair, but then decides not to touch anything, happy with the way it already is (worryingly I didn't know how much he actually was joking when he said this).


What do Mitchell and Webb's consider the funniest moments on the show?
Not the best of choices I feel, but both actor's responses appear to be based on how much fun they had on the day shooting. Webb said that for him it was 'eating the dog' and for Mitchell it was the wedding episode when Jeremy pisses himself, because he couldn't stop laughing as the device they'd used for the effect made it look so real.


Which character is the most tragic? Mark or Jeremy?
Probably Mark. Jeremy has the knack of rationalizing anything that goes wrong for him as still having gone 'his way', whereas Mark sees his failures as continuing proof of his inadequacy.


What's in store for the rest of season 5?
- Mark will do more dating (maybe we will see April again...?)

- Jeremy's Mum comes to stay, and the writers said that seeing her will cast more light on why Jeremy turned out the way he did

- We find out how Jeremy has been paying his way all these years despite not having a job

- Jeremy and Superhans play their first real gig, but it's not what we'd expect

- Sophie has 'a bit of a breakdown' and goes 'mental'

Near the end of the Q&A they did mention that a lot of abandoned stuff from season 4 has been carried over into 5. While talking about this point, they mentioned their writing and drafting process again and then interestingly one of those things that popped out was Johnson killing himself, as the writer's felt it was funny that somebody like Jonson was 'secretly tormented' all along, but then they suddenly clammed up as if they might have said too much. I dunno if this will actually happen though, but as you'll see in the 1st episode back we do learn that it's over with Big Suze, so (theory time) maybe this relationship ending is what pushes him over the edge?

[turdpower]

From Zoo this week, random jokes and lines from the new series of Peep Show:



M: I'm so unhappy. I wonder if anyone has ever been this unhappy while drinking Champagne?


Big Suze: This is quite a weird date Jeremy. It's even weirder than when you took me to Laser Quest and tried to hump me in the dark.


J: Mark, double date for tonight?
M: No. What's she like? Is she sexy?
J: Mark, beggers can't be choosers; she's an actual woman.


J: We might need to untape the DVD and video and TV and Sky remotes...
M: The Megatron? But... No!
J: It smells wrong. The Megatron doesn't say "urban freewheelers". It says, "sofa masturbators".


M: I can't believe Jeremy left me to soak up the bad feeling like a hate sponge.


J: Chlamydia is symptonless? Then what's the biggie? I mean, no one cares if the invisible man comes to dinner.


J: [tasing an expensive wine] Oh this is fantastic! This is wine, yeah. Obviously it's not really delicious like hot chocolate or coke but for wine, it's brilliant.


J: [to a burglar] So, what's going on for you, man?
M: Oh for God's sake, Jeremy, don't try to bond.
J: Did you run away from home? Are you a rent boy and everything?


J: Paula's cool; she's cultural. We're going to see a play tonight.
M: A play?
J: I know but relax; it's all different now. They've moved on; they use proper actors. You know, Americans and people off the telly. And they're all based on films, so it's fine.


[whispering during a play]
M: if this on television no one would be watching.
Jez. Oh God! We could be watching television.


M: I can't believe coming here has cost more than a film.
J: I've got heat on DVD at home. We're watching this when for less money we could be watching Robert De Niro and Al Pacino.
M: I'm going to pretend to be watching heat.


M: The big date and she's late. Great, I'm getting pitying smiles. Still, got the phone. You're never alone with a phone. Why isn't she texting? That's what mobiles are for. So everyone can be linked and to boost the GDP by telling each other. Maybe she's dead? Bereaved is better than stood up.

[turdpower]

On tonight

Mark rediscovers the single life following his disastrous wedding to Sophie, while he and Jeremy become victims of crime.

I'm pretty sure this is the one with a megatron, which we've created in our house. Ours only has 2 remotes though :(

[Ringo]

This will be AMAZING.

[Bad Collin]

I can't fucking wait!!! :hyper:

[JIJ]

ahahahaha this is brilliant :lol:

[Alf]

AHAHAHAAAAMAZING.

[Bad Collin]

That was fucking awesome.

[Hlebsfall]

It was funny, not sure about the whole 'being burgled three times in a week' thing though.

Peep Show's brilliance comes from finding humour in the mundane things in life, tonights episode seemed like a typical sitcom set up. Still, it pulls it off a million times better than any other comedy on TV, so it can be forgiven.

[Bad Collin]

:lol: Fuck off clean shirt.

[Ringo]

look at these DICKS.

[turdpower]

Fucking loved it and our Megatron works a treat.

[Hulkamaniac]

That was an even more uncomfortable viewing experience than usual. I HATED the little cunt who robbed their place.

[Beefy]

If tomorrow's game against Port Vale is shit I've already decided I'm going to turn to whichever one of my friends I'm sitting next to and tell him to pretend we're watching 'Heat'

[Kris]

Torrent for this week's ep?

[son_of_foley]

dunno about torrent but its on 4od and itunes for frees

[Kris]

OOOOOOH on iTunes for free?! w00t w00t w00t.

[StevieV]

was good stuff. liked the "cleanshirt" comment. a good throwback to the little chavs from series 1.

Overall the show is still amazing and i want to watch a new episode everyday.

:yes:

[El Capitano Gatisto]

Peep Show was genius as usual. Anybody else see that new show on E4, The In-Betweeners? Watched the first episode from last weel on On Demand earlier, think it's on Thursday nights normally. Promising show.

[Hulkamaniac]

Is that with the blackish guy who talks/sounds a bit like Mark off Peep Show?

[El Capitano Gatisto]

He looks a bit Jewish but I am guessing you know what I mean.

[S.C.O.S.E.]

If tomorrow's game against Port Vale is shit I've already decided I'm going to turn to whichever one of my friends I'm sitting next to and tell him to pretend we're watching 'Heat'

Haha. Could have left at half time and handed your ticket to a homeless guy and said "There you go mate, watch the second half, it's shit!"

[turdpower]

Peep Show was genius as usual. Anybody else see that new show on E4, The In-Betweeners? Watched the first episode from last weel on On Demand earlier, think it's on Thursday nights normally. Promising show.

"Have you got some ID?"
"No, but you have my word"

I loved that line.

[JIJ]

Anybody else see that new show on E4, The In-Betweeners? Watched the first episode from last weel on On Demand earlier, think it's on Thursday nights normally. Promising show.

I hope you're joking.

That programme is fucking awful. Everyone I've spoken to about it feels the same. How they can call it a comedy I don't know, awful acting, awful jokes. Just awful.

[virms]

http://lostinaustralia.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/australian-cricket2.jpg

amazing

[El Capitano Gatisto]

"Have you got some ID?"
"No, but you have my word"

I loved that line.

Was that the first episode? I liked it and I can see it getting better as most good sitcoms do when characters have been established and so forth.

[turdpower]

I assume so, was on e4 the other week, loads of underage people in a pub drinking.

[Kris]

This was funny tonight.

[Hulkamaniac]

This was VERY funny tonight. I thought that the last episode (as well as being good, like usual) was more just awkward, bordering on even The Office levels of cringe. This one was tremendous tonight.

[Just Joe]

'Captain Corrigan is flying without a license.'

Great stuff.

[Hlebsfall]

Hmm, didn't really rate this one myself. Only a couple of bits I properly laughed at, when they were going on about Paedos in the scouts, and when Jeff thought Mark had pissed himself, 'BUT IN FACT, I'VE JUST CUM IN MY PANTS.'

Didn't think it was particularly funny aside from that. I found Dobby strangely attractive though, probably because she had a decent pair of tits.

[1_Pablo_Angel]

Agree with Hlebs here, this series hasn't hit the heights of previous ones for me at all yet. I still find Johnson pretty bloody fantastic mind.

Someone said in the last episode they were focusing on more wacky situations than the usual mundane stuff they made hilarious before. A theme continued tonight.

[Hulkamaniac]

Its only two episodes in. The content isnt really any different than normal. Some kid hero worshipping Jez and Super Hans looking for blowies, with Mark having awkward relations is pretty much par for the course for Peep Show since season 1.

The actual line was 'But in fact, I've just come all in my pants". You only missed the 'all', but it was that along with the little skip he did out of the door that made me laugh all through the advert breaks.

[turdpower]

I think the pant cumming in is the hardest I've laughed at Peep Show apart from maybe the dog eating.

[Hobbit]

Hmm, didn't really rate this one myself. Only a couple of bits I properly laughed at, when they were going on about Paedos in the scouts, and when Jeff thought Mark had pissed himself, 'BUT IN FACT, I'VE JUST CUM IN MY PANTS.'

Didn't think it was particularly funny aside from that. I found Dobby strangely attractive though, probably because she had a decent pair of tits.

Totally agree with all of that, fairly duff episode saved by some genuinely classic bits.

The cumstain was hilarious, I was laughing out loud just now when this thread reminded me of it :lol:

[turdpower]

I wasn't sure if he'd cummed or not, just from laughing at half the stuff he said in the cupboard. My mate spotted his cummy trousers straight away.

Genius.

[Hulkamaniac]

That whole incident was weirdly sexy.

I'dve cum all in my pants.

[turdpower]

Johnson and Mark's mug was brilliant aswell.

[gulfcoast_highwayman]

I loved it, not only have the last two weeks seen a return to normal Peep Show, I think last night's saw the return of the proper Johnson.

And the 'dry' humping scene was as horny as fuck.

[Simon]

and when Jeff thought Mark had pissed himself, 'BUT IN FACT, I'VE JUST CUM IN MY PANTS.'

Best bit for me, simply because of the smug grin he gives, like he's 'won' by making them think he's pissed himself.

[Cactus Lem]

Best bit for me, simply because of the smug grin he gives, like he's 'won' by making them think he's pissed himself.

Jeff's grin is one of my favoutire features of Peep Show. It seem's to always deliver, series 2 was especially evident of this.

Loved last nights episode though. The conversation between Jez and Hans while listening to that kid's music was brilliant.

[Hulkamaniac]

Cum ALL in his pants.

[gulfcoast_highwayman]

'He's my husband!'

Sophie was happy when she was toked up with Geoff. I wonder what she'd taken when she was fucked up in the lav?

[Simon]

Jeff's grin is one of my favoutire features of Peep Show. It seem's to always deliver, series 2 was especially evident of this.

I meant Mark's grin. Just as he leaves the building.

[son_of_foley]

Peep Show was genius as usual. Anybody else see that new show on E4, The In-Betweeners? Watched the first episode from last weel on On Demand earlier, think it's on Thursday nights normally. Promising show.

It is promising. the car episode had a few funny moments. Could become brill

[turdpower]

Jeff is pretty good in Pheonix Nights aswell.

[Simon]

Mark's incessant comparing of the Sophie situation to an election campaign when returning to work was thoroughly amusing. Other than that and the smug grin I mentioned earlier, a few good laughs but nothing great. And the sucking off stuff is getting really boring now. WHO WILL SUPERHANS SUCK OFF/GET SUCKED OFF BY NEXT WEEK?

[JIJ]

Captain Corrigans flying without a license :lol:

[turdpower]

How can Superhan's sucking off get boring after one episode? I can't remember the last time it even got mentioned.

Only "the bad thing" from series 1.

[Cactus Lem]

How can Superhan's sucking off get boring after one episode? I can't remember the last time it even got mentioned.

Only "the bad thing" from series 1.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing.

The only other Superhans cock moment I can think of was with the Orgozoid in Series 4, but that's it.

I thought the whole sucking off part of the story was brilliant. Just makes Hans look like even more of a tit.

[Hulkamaniac]

Sucking off in general is a key theme that runs throughout the whole show. Jez having to suck off the Orgazoid and suchlike in the last season. Its funny in how unusual it is and it always will be. Two completely straight men will almost happily suck another man off, such each other off or allow themselves to be sucked off, really gives you a solid insight into their kinds of characters.

[Alf]

Does anyone know where I can stream this online?

Or download it from megauploads of something.

I'm not using 4OD as it is SHIT.

[Hlebsfall]

www.peepshowdownloadz.com

[Alf]

Thanks you fat fucker!

[Hlebsfall]

lolz, maybe I can interest you in a drawing of a cartoon iron instead?

[Alf]

Yez plz?!?!

[Friday]

It's on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-OH1QNa5Dc

[Alf]

Cheers Friday.

[Hulkamaniac]

Peep Show was genius as usual. Anybody else see that new show on E4, The In-Betweeners? Watched the first episode from last weel on On Demand earlier, think it's on Thursday nights normally. Promising show.

There were a couple of blinding parts of the episode today. It was blatantly still finding its feet, but the Jewish looking lad attempting full-body sex and the lad snapping at the whole 'friend' stuff were winners.

[Simon]

The Inbetweeners is getting terrible views, is it worth a go then?

Mik, I wouldn't call Jez 'completely straight' at all, isn't he a closet bisexual? He's certainly bi although he tries to deny it even to himself ('even I'VE slept with more men than her, and I'm basically straight')...and he's not even really closet.

[JIJ]

I honestly can't believe you two rate that show :lol:

[Hulkamaniac]

The Inbetweeners is getting terrible views, is it worth a go then?

Mik, I wouldn't call Jez 'completely straight' at all, isn't he a closet bisexual? He's certainly bi although he tries to deny it even to himself ('even I'VE slept with more men than her, and I'm basically straight')...and he's not even really closet.

Okay, I should've just said 'straight'.


I honestly can't believe you two rate that show :lol:

I have only seen one episode, I said that it was finding it feet, but that there were two funny moments tonight.

[JIJ]

It's flat out shit though.

I haven't met anyone who has anything good to say about it. It's terrible.

The acting is worse than 2 pints.

[Simon]

There's a show coming out on BBC3 called 'Greek' or 'Greeks' that is apparently a bit good, only heard about it on the grapevine though, dunno if it's any cop. It's supposed to be similar to The Inbetweeners.

[JIJ]

Saw an advert for that about fifteen minutes ago. Can't remember what it was like though.

[ruudjase]

Jeff is pretty good in Pheonix Nights aswell.

That new thing hes in on BBC Three called "admin" aint too bad either, gave it a watch monday some funny bits

on peep show just love it, right from the start "im fucked, ive fucked everything"

[Hobbit]

There's a show coming out on BBC3 called 'Greek' or 'Greeks' that is apparently a bit good, only heard about it on the grapevine though, dunno if it's any cop. It's supposed to be similar to The Inbetweeners.

Yeah 'Greek'. Keep seeing the ad for this, and it does look alright. I shall be checking it outo.

[turdpower]

Jeremy runs out of money and descends into a world of hunger, homelessness and criminality. Meanwhile, Mark needs to find himself a girlfriend before his birthday party.

I can sense a "She's the one" theme going to be in every episode.

[El Capitano Gatisto]

There were a couple of blinding parts of the episode today. It was blatantly still finding its feet, but the Jewish looking lad attempting full-body sex and the lad snapping at the whole 'friend' stuff were winners.

It's ok, but strangely I think the series is getting worse as it goes along. The first couple of episodes were best.

[1_Pablo_Angel]

Watching your favourite comedies go down the shitter is horrible.

This was crap tonight.

[turdpower]

I dunno, Jez wanking over the queen was pretty good.

[Ringo]

I don't know if I'm just in a good mood or something, but I was in stitches time and time again during this. The ending was a bit hard to watch though.

[turdpower]

Overall not the best episode. But I still enjoyed it.

[son_of_foley]

I thought it was good and of better quality than most of the last season

[gulfcoast_highwayman]

I was worried by the opening ten minutes, but it then picked up and ended up fantastically with Mark so low it was painful.

Looks like he can say goodbye to Dobbie. It makes me shout at the scream. The way she sorted out Jeff was great. And speaking of Jeff, good to see he's still a total wanker.

[Hobbit]

Thought it was alright, nothing special. Dobbie having a go at Jeff was the best bit.

[Cactus Lem]

Jeff made this episode for me. His facials get me every single time.

Also Johnson's "Great piece of Arm Candy there Corrigan" and "Lets Boogie baby" had me laughing pretty hard.

[Hulkamaniac]

It was fairly average this week to be honest, still not bad, just not as great as it is sometimes.

[Simon]

It was fairly average this week to be honest, still not bad, just not as great as it is sometimes.

I think it's probably past it's best for good now. I don't mean that in a cynical internetty kind of way, it's just logical based on the last couple of series. Most of the characters are parodies of themselves now, every episode of the current series has been roughly the same (Mark tries to get a bird and fucks it up while Jez fucks around in the background without a storyline) and they don't seem to know what to do with Jez any more at all. It's still enjoyable because the writing is so good (although the recurring dick references are overdone) and that will keep it at least watchable, but the storylines aren't up to it now.

[Hobbit]

Thought it was pretty good last night, far better than recent weeks. Mark's rape had me LOLing.

[Ringo]

Some of the dialogue in the first half was fucking hilarious. Thought it tailed off a bit towards the end. Maybe that was just my mood though. At least the end wasn't hard to watch like last week.

"I'm going to be a millionaire" :lol:

[Just Joe]

"Shit, it's Indiana Ashdown" was my favourite. Good ep.

[turdpower]

Give me Gunny.

:lol:

[gulfcoast_highwayman]

I would literally stab a baby.

[Slare]

That was probably the best episode of the new series.

[Simon]

That was probably the best episode of the new series.

Worst. And noticeably not Bain and Armstrong's writing.

Still some great bits though. The baby line was great, so was Mark's thought about saying something that only he would find funny (forget the exact quote and I'm not going to butcher it with paraphrasing). The MASSIVE TWAT line and the lead-in to it was good as well, even if it was obvious.

[Cactus Lem]

Worst. And noticeably not Bain and Armstrong's writing.


Agreed, still enjoyed it, but the support cast certainly weren't as great in this epsiode, and the support often seems key in making for the best episodes at times I find.

[da_man]

Last night I was pissed from a day on the lash at the cricket. Was on the train back to Blackburn and my mum texted me asking how the day was etc. I replied with...

"On the train back. We went to Tesco and we're drinking some cans at the moment. I must look really cool, like Pete Doherty."

Great use of a classic quote. :D

[Simon]

Just watched the first episode of The Inbetweeners. Not bad.

[son_of_foley]

if only there was an inbetweeners thread somewhere

[Burv]

Why isn't anybody talking about Peep Show? It's fucking amazing.

Please don't piss on my stawberries.

[Torn]

'Unless I'm like, going on holiday to Hawaii and the plane crashes and all my fellow survivors are women sex therapists on the way to a conference. And even then I'll bet there'll be loads of male sex therapists there TOO and they'd love that wouldn't they! All FUCKING each other and giving each other tips while I sit on a rock wanking and crying'

:lol: Classic.

[son_of_foley]

the rock line is one of the best in peep show history

[GeezaTap]

Picked up the S1-4 boxset in Borders yesterday having only seen one ep previously.

Watched the first 3 eps - liking it so far.

Given how quickly i got through the Black Books/Nighty Night sets i got the other week, i will be needing another fix soon. :happysad:

[turdpower]

Nighty Night?

I heard that was shit.

[Ringo]

It's pretty good actually. Well, the first series was anyway.

[gulfcoast_highwayman]

True, the second series of Nighty Night was unspeakably awful.