Peep Show

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Shola
18 years ago
7 years ago
2,708
28 Nov 2012 22:20:17
Just me who is a bit bored of Johnson?

And did anyone find Mark to come across as a sociopath in the curry scene? Not just neurotic and awkward, but actually disturbed? Really liked the Jeremy therapy scenes though.
Jamieandhisego
20 years ago
3 years ago
841
29 Nov 2012 00:26:06
Yeah, they seem to be almost role-swapping as Jez is the awkward one who fucks up social situations and Mark has become the snide cunt.
Mr Willy
18 years ago
1 year ago
495
30 Nov 2012 18:15:36
Before Mark was a creepy nerd who spied on the girl he fancied from across the office, now he's a slightly sociopathic super-creep and an absolute arsehole at times. Jez is... Jez, I guess.
Fantastic
15 years ago
2 years ago
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Banned
03 Dec 2012 16:35:36
Second episode was very good. Enjoyed Mark getting fucked by British London.
Mr Willy
18 years ago
1 year ago
495
03 Dec 2012 16:56:35
Jez being the voice of reason and Super Hans giving out legal advice - something felt a little odd with that.
Abbott
20 years ago
10 years ago
383
03 Dec 2012 17:11:54
"Water under the bridge, as Simon & Garfunkel used to sing".
Mr Willy
18 years ago
1 year ago
495
10 Dec 2012 16:15:59
Trust Jez to want to bone Dobbie. He'd bone anything. Anyway, good episode, quite liked how much screen-time Super Hans got, he's great. Simon's quite a prick, just like Gerard. I know how Mark felt during the hat game when he had to guess which band it was. I'm not as bad as him, but I'm hardly a musical expert and always embarrass myself when such a topic comes up with friends who do know about music.
Shola
18 years ago
7 years ago
2,708
10 Dec 2012 22:00:37
Widely regarded as ripping off our sound.
Giant Crab Man
20 years ago
2 years ago
27
10 Dec 2012 23:18:29
Snow Patrol?
Telegram Sam
18 years ago
8 months ago
5,083
11 Dec 2012 02:06:35
"I've taken the golden snitch up the jacksie!"

Hibee
20 years ago
5 years ago
588
23 Dec 2012 13:02:37
You've probably seen all the adverts, tweets etc but for those that didn't Ep5 is on tonight as usual with the final one tomorrow.
Mr Willy
18 years ago
1 year ago
495
23 Dec 2012 17:43:33
I'm going to be at work when the final episode's on. I'll have to record it or use 4oD, but it won't be the same.
Telegram Sam
18 years ago
8 months ago
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26 Sep 2013 23:32:05
The ninth season of Peep Show will be it's last.

It was the original point of view sitcom, revealing the world as viewed by two of life's losers. But a decade after audiences were first introduced to Mark and Jez, the odd couple thrust into an even odder flat share, Peep Show is finally coming to an end.

The cult comedy that made the careers of Robert Webb and David Mitchell, is to "wind down" after its ninth series next year.

Channel 4's head of comedy Phil Clarke suggested the fly-on-the-wall series, filmed from the points of view of two mismatched and thoroughly dysfunctional flatmates, would finish after almost a decade.

A ninth series of the show, created by Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong, has been commissioned for next year, but Clarke said the series would end after that, ”for sure“.

”We're talking about Peep Show, how that's going to be rounded off. The discussion is about how it's going to conclude,“ he told the Chortle website.

Earlier this year Webb said that a recent meeting with one of the show's writers had led him to believe that the next series would be its last. ”I wouldn't expect them to go through a billboard on the edge of a cliff in a double-decker bus and explode - we're never going to shoot it in the head quite like that - but it might be time to plan for what happens afterwards,' he said.

As well as launching the careers of Mitchell and Webb the series raised the profile of actors Olivia Colman and Matt King. It won numerous awards, including the Rose d'Or and several Baftas.

A Channel 4 spokesman said: “We're talking to Sam and Jesse about how to play out the last series whether it's a series or a number of specials - they are the busiest men in comedy, film and drama.”

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