Is the finale already out? It's out tomorrow, no?
Peep Show
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
You can watch it early here
http://thanks4.channel4.com/video/peep-show-series-9-episode-6-premiere
And there was a trick to get it even earlier.
This
You simply have to log in with your 4od username and password and you should be able to access the link.
Well if you're on O2 you can just access it via priority, I've been doing that for all episodes this season.
Last episode ever starting now on Channel 4!
Episode started strong, ended a bit meh though.
Bit of a microcosm of the series itself if you think about it.
Bit of a microcosm of the series itself if you think about it.
I really liked the episode actually, thought it had plenty of comedic moments and finished off the series well. Didn't think it was up to much in the opening 5 mins or so, but enjoyed the ludicrous hostage situation, Super Hans' moping and Norwich comment, and the ending itself with Jeremy mildly optimistic and Mark downbeat as always worked perfectly.
Anyone think that if they were to go back, they'd probably make Super Hans a main character, as in one of the main trio? In the early seasons he probably featured in around half the episodes, but he was in nearly every episode in the latter couple of seasons and never felt too overused. Probably wouldn't suit the internal dialogue, but since he was more friendly with Mark in later seasons they almost felt like more of a trio anyway.
Anyone think that if they were to go back, they'd probably make Super Hans a main character, as in one of the main trio? In the early seasons he probably featured in around half the episodes, but he was in nearly every episode in the latter couple of seasons and never felt too overused. Probably wouldn't suit the internal dialogue, but since he was more friendly with Mark in later seasons they almost felt like more of a trio anyway.
I always liked the idea of a Super Hans spin off. I eventually got bored of Mark's rinse and repeat awkward act and Jeremy's village idiot shenanigans (suddenly turning him gay tells me the writers ran out of ideas).
Super Hans is pretty much half the reason I watched the show in recent years.
Super Hans with some good lines this series.
Crucial and satisfying cameos from Sophie and Jeff.
Good time to end the show imo. I'm going to watch it from the beginning.
Crucial and satisfying cameos from Sophie and Jeff.
Good time to end the show imo. I'm going to watch it from the beginning.
I liked the last episode but it didn't really feel like a final ever episode. I know no matter how unhappy or mundane they made the last episode people would say of course it has to end like that because it's Peep Show but I thought it could have ended a bit better. It was basically just another episode and the rest of the season didn't really build to anything. I don't know why Dobby was wrapped up in one episode after being the focus for so long and April got over half the season for it to all be for nothing. Still very funny though, I'm just nitpicking.
Low key ending to this show. And the Jeremy turning gay storyline ruined it for me, but it ticked the PC box. .Be sorry to see it go but maybe it was for the best.
Norwich are never going to win the league, but they still turn up every week, fecking pricks....Be a canary, Mark. Do a Deilia.
I liked it. The ending was perfect Peep Show. I'm glad they didn't have happy endings. SuperHans with the Norwich line was brilliant. Deffo agree with the above that they were a trio.
Was Super Hans usually in the opening credits?
Yeah, he was one of the main supporting characters early on in that he was Jeremy's closest friend, while Sophie seemed to take up more of Mark's storylines. Hans became better mates with Mark in later seasons anyway, so was in pretty much every episode and almost felt like an extra main character as opposed to a supporting one.
Think he was in it from Season 2 onwards when they started adding other characters.
Jeremy always been gay/bi/whatever, there's a scene where he says he's slept with more men than Sophie has and then there's him being pegged. Its not that he's gay, its that he has sex with whoever and whenever.
Yeah him and Hans have sucked each other off, plus Hans got Sophie's brother to suck him off.
Saw the last post and thought Id entered the star wars thread
"People like the Cantina Band and voted for Palpatine. You can't trust people, Obi-Wan."
They didn't really turn Jeremy gay though did they - he always kind of dabbled with Super Hans (The Bad Thing) and The Orgozoid (Handy Man)
I think he was just up for anything with anybody
I think he was just up for anything with anybody
Just started watching this, it’s really funny. 
Wait till you hit seasons 4&5.Just started watching this, it’s really funny.
I have never laughed more at any other comedy seeing it the first time around. Amazing side characters that make you laugh just by being on screen.
Alan Partridge is my favourite comedy character but I think this is my favourite series.
Alan Partridge is my favourite comedy character but I think this is my favourite series.
It’s such a weird show - in a good way, I ended up laughing my head off when he hid himself in a stationary closet thingie. And yeah, I’ve plenty of episodes to burn through yet.
I tried watching Alan Partridge but the fake laughing isn’t doing it for me, although I find that type of humour hilarious.
Season 4 (leading up to the wedding) is the best season of any comedy imo. Just pure genius.
I felt it lost some of its charm in the latter seasons but seasons 1-5 are so good.
I felt it lost some of its charm in the latter seasons but seasons 1-5 are so good.
Yeah, season 4 is pure gold, all the episodes are really high level.
The wedding would have been the perfect way to end the show imo. There's some great episodes afterwards but it did drag on a bit.
Agreed. The wedding episode is amongst the most cringeworthy TV I've ever seen. Brilliant stuff.
Rewatching myself now. Brilliant isn’t it.Just started watching this, it’s really funny.
Yeah it’s really good. I’ve really slept on it for a long time but I’m glad I started it now.
I absolutely love Jeff, fantastic character.
It’s a classic! Mark and Jez are sociopaths
I genuinely laugh when Johnson appears before he even says anything
While he becomes a bit of a caricature in later seasons, Johnson is continuously hilarious. His eulogy at Gerard's funeral being classic Johnson.I genuinely laugh when Johnson appears before he even says anything
I also how like how Super Hans becomes a more regular character in the last couple of seasons. His speed induced rant at the paintballing match is a high point.
Yeah it’s a fecking brilliant show. So easy to rewatch as well. I quote it constantly without even realising.
I genuinely laugh when Johnson appears before he even says anything
Nancy.
This is one of my favourite all-time shows. Funny enough, I'm watching it again and have just started the last season.
The last couple of series were a bit ropey but I would quite easily put the box set of this on over the inbetweeners.
It dips in quality towards the end, but even at its worst it is still excellent. There's no bad episodes.
Jez's speech at Super Hans' wedding is amazing. I've got a print of it on my wall.
I read Robert Webb's autobiography a few months back. Great guy, and amusing how lots of little things from his early life made it into the show.
Jez's speech at Super Hans' wedding is amazing. I've got a print of it on my wall.
I read Robert Webb's autobiography a few months back. Great guy, and amusing how lots of little things from his early life made it into the show.
One of the best comedy moments of all time.
It's weird because the last episode of the show basically ends on the same note as the wedding(Mark and Jez realising they are totally dependent on each other).
My favourite ever scene: Mark frantically mopping up Jez' piss with a bit of tissue as it's leaking through the floorboards - can't recall how many times I've rewatched this
It's followed closely by Jez eating roasted dog leg on the canal boat. I physically couldn't watch.