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David Mitchell and Robert Webb star in this new comedy-drama from Peep Show co-writer Simon Blackwell. Mitchell is put-upon Stephen, stepping uneasily into the shoes of his universally liked dead father, while Webb is Andrew, Stephen's one-time foster brother, returning after 30 years with a portfolio of lived experience and effortless charm. With a dark undercurrent beneath its cosy surface, Back could easily become a modern Ever Decreasing Circles.
Mark Gibbings-Jones, The Guardian, 6th September 2017Celebrate Mitchell & Webb with 40 Peep Show quotes
In honour Mitchell and Webb's return with Back, here are 40 funny Peep Show quotes.
The Telegraph, 6th September 2017Preview - Back
David Mitchell and Robert Webb return with a new Channel 4 sitcom from one of the writers of The Thick of It.
Ian Wolf, On The Box, 6th September 2017Mitchell & Webb: 'We mustn't destroy all of our comedy'
In their first post-Peep Show outing, David Mitchell and Robert Webb are back with Back, a ghost-story about two brothers in a country pub. They rant about cream tea, the perils of Twitter - and whether sitcoms are doomed.
Rachel Aroesti, The Guardian, 5th September 2017Peep Show could return to TV, David Mitchell reveals
Modern sitcom classic could potentially return to catch up with Jez and Mark - but fans may have to wait.
Clarisse Loughrey, The Independent, 5th September 2017TV preview: Back, C4
Let's be crystal clear about this. Back is not Peep Show - What Happened Next? David Mitchell plays a feckless, inept man-child and Robert Webb plays a hopeless charmer who can't help cocking up and landing on his feet, but that's where the similarity ends. Almost.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 4th September 2017Peep Show's most outrageous episode, 10 years on
"He's brought a dead dog into my pitch, the stupid b**tard!" This outcry from an incredulous Mark Corrigan in Peep Show's most outrageous episode best sums up the despicable motives of the show's two main characters.
Finlay Greig, i Newspaper, 31st August 2017Back: Mitchell and Webb reunite in a new sitcom
'Peep Show wasn't great for our friendship'
Gerald Gilbert, i Newspaper, 31st August 2017Mitchell & Webb: falling out, love, and sitcoms
David Mitchell and Robert Webb on falling out, falling in love and why sitcoms are better than Bake Off.
Chris Harvey, The Telegraph, 30th August 2017How WILTY? became a TV institution
As it turns 10, the BBC show is now as satisfying and reliable as Friday night fish and chips. From David Mitchell and Lee Mack's comic chemistry to Bob Mortimer's genius, here's why it should keep us in hysterics for decades more.
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 16th June 2017