Peep Show (UK)

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Season 1
  • Network: Channel 4
  • Series Premiere Date: Sep 19, 2003
Season #: 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
User Score
8.9

Universal acclaim- based on 49 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 45 out of 49
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 49
  3. Negative: 3 out of 49
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  1. CDA
    Aug 12, 2010
    10
    If you are a male, you NEED to watch this show (mainly because its main characters are two males). I'm not even saying you "should" or you "must" watch this show. Quite literally, you NEED to watch this show. It is undoubtedly the greatest satirical, witty, FPS style show that will ever be made in history. It is SO good that even females will appreciate its genius. I cannot stress how muchIf you are a male, you NEED to watch this show (mainly because its main characters are two males). I'm not even saying you "should" or you "must" watch this show. Quite literally, you NEED to watch this show. It is undoubtedly the greatest satirical, witty, FPS style show that will ever be made in history. It is SO good that even females will appreciate its genius. I cannot stress how much you actually NEED to go watch this show ASAP.… Expand
  2. mazky
    Sep 27, 2010
    10
    Longest running sitcom ever on Channel 4. No surprises, possibly my favourite TV show, why?
    Its funny, clever and greatly acted by Mitchell and especially Webb.
  3. miribeau
    Jul 9, 2012
    10
    I wanted to hate this show. It is vile, offensive to women, filled with references to illicit drug use and promiscuous sexual encounters, all the things your first feminist lesbian college professor warned you about on the day you reclaimed your manhood by walking out and giving a room full of hairy-armpitted freshmen girls the finger. I love it. What is there to say? Mark is the pictureI wanted to hate this show. It is vile, offensive to women, filled with references to illicit drug use and promiscuous sexual encounters, all the things your first feminist lesbian college professor warned you about on the day you reclaimed your manhood by walking out and giving a room full of hairy-armpitted freshmen girls the finger. I love it. What is there to say? Mark is the picture of narcissistic insecurity. Good ole' Jezzer is the perfect combination of idiot and Jackhole. (I think you know what I mean.) As a woman, I am intrigued by the storytelling ability of the writers and actors on this series, to make me laugh time and again, to the point of having to stop the program and find my breath again, in spite of myself, in spite of my gender, in spite of my ability to look at these men knowing full well I would not lay hands on any part of their anatomy under any circumstances and, still, find them utterly charming. If I love it that much, at least one third of the female population would and, guaranteed, ninety percent of men. It is a retelling of The Odd Couple, if The Odd Couple spent their lives in pursuit, simultaneously, of career advancement/sexual gratification, a serious long-term relationship with a pretty yet boring girl/sexual gratification with a Mary Jane chaser, the acquisition of property via marriage without love or the sectioning of an old friend/sexual gratification with any female who happens by at any given moment and some beer and some drugs and a good go around of what passes for conversation with Super Hans (band-mate and addict). Give it a try. Remasculate yourself.… Expand
  4. tastyape
    Nov 26, 2012
    10
    For anyone enjoying the humor of Arrested Development or 30 Rock, this is another *great* show. Superb chemistry, hilarious story lines and characters. Commit to watching the first 3 episodes, and you'll be hooked.
  5. TontonMacoute
    Jun 8, 2015
    10
    Currently on Netflix. For all self-critical men conscious of their internal monologue, aged 25-95, who have completed (or hope to fulfill) the university/job/dating-marriage thing. For all self-delusional boys who think adult life will be a walk in the park. For all women and girls who want to know how two types of adult men think. A show about the daily struggles with embarrassment andCurrently on Netflix. For all self-critical men conscious of their internal monologue, aged 25-95, who have completed (or hope to fulfill) the university/job/dating-marriage thing. For all self-delusional boys who think adult life will be a walk in the park. For all women and girls who want to know how two types of adult men think. A show about the daily struggles with embarrassment and issues of competency, pecking order, the vagueries of the liberal arts vs. the demands of business, talent vs. hard work, the evolutionary compulsion to mate and/or climax.

    Not for those who live in a world of superheroes and Hallmark greeting cards. Not for men who are actually Mark and Jeremy. Not for The Office's David Brent or Michael Scott. For anyone who appreciates these characters or who knows a George Costanza (Larry David) .

    THE most tightly-written TV show, different from but right up there with Veep and 30 Rock. In total agreement with CDA's "NEED."    … Expand
  6. dfrooah
    Sep 2, 2010
    7
    CDA is correct in that there is something about this show that appeals most strongly to men. It is also interesting to note he used the word "literally" in his review as the characters in this program use that word excessively. Despite that, the show is pretty entertaining. You are likely to see bits of people you know in these characters.
  7. axelator
    Jan 13, 2011
    9
    Absolutely this show is the funniest I've seen in long time. Agree with the other reviews the content is relate-able by any guy who is in his post 20s. Just found it on Hulu and watched 5 out of 6 seasons immediately until my computer literally melted down. Can't wait to see the sixth season!
  8. drlowdon
    May 26, 2013
    9
    Following the ups and downs of flat mates Mark and Jeremy Peep Show differentiates itself from other comedy shows thanks to a unique twist. Filmed from the characters point of view the, often strange, inner thoughts and feelings of the two main characters can be heard by the viewer. From this premise the show manages to produce cringe worthy comedy at its very best often matching anythingFollowing the ups and downs of flat mates Mark and Jeremy Peep Show differentiates itself from other comedy shows thanks to a unique twist. Filmed from the characters point of view the, often strange, inner thoughts and feelings of the two main characters can be heard by the viewer. From this premise the show manages to produce cringe worthy comedy at its very best often matching anything seen in The Office or The Inbetweeners (which are also excellent of course). It is just a shame we only get six new episodes a year.… Expand
  9. jools3601
    Jan 25, 2011
    10
    amazing show. my favourite tv program. mitchell and webb are comedy geniuses. great characters and always a brilliant and hilarious storyline every episode. i hope series 8 is on its way soon.
  10. carlossolrac
    Nov 1, 2018
    10
    Super Hans is the bees knees. He has twins. **** you remember the twins, right?