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Sound your horns, the El Dude brothers are back. David Mitchell and Robert Webb crack out their tried-and-tested repressed posh boy meets liberal loser routine for a mind-blowing eighth series of Peep Show this week.
When we last left the inner-monologuing duo, Jez had agreed to move out of the flat so that Mark could live with girlfriend Dobby, but unsurprisingly he's still hanging around, despairing at his failure as a musician and confiding in a therapist. Anyway, Mark has bigger problems than Jeremy - like Dobby's constant vigil at sickly Gerard's bedside.
Digital Spy, 19th November 2012Mitchell and Webb: fear and loathing in Croydon
As Peep Show returns, David Mitchell and Robert Webb talk to Tara Conlan about the cast's new agonies, their own doubts over Sky's commitment to the arts - and why comedy outranks drama.
Tara Conlan, The Guardian, 18th November 2012David Mitchell marries Victoria Coren
He's been touchingly honest about his search for 'The One' and how he hates dating. And now David Mitchell is a single man no more, as he married his girlfriend Victoria Coren in a lavish ceremony in North London on Saturday.
Daily Mail, 17th November 2012Mitchell worries Webb will show him up at wedding
David Mitchell admits he is fearing the worst at his upcoming wedding - as his Peep Show co-star Robert Webb unleashes his Best Man's speech.
The Sun, 14th November 2012David Mitchell and Robert Webb interview
'We couldn't write a sitcom while Peep Show was still on'.
Chortle, 14th November 2012David Mitchell on finding true love at last
Comic and TV nerd had to wait three years until his feelings were finally reciprocated.
The Mirror, 3rd November 2012Video: David Mitchell on his new book
David Mitchell talks to BBC Breakfast about his new book which covers many subjects including his comedy career and his love life.
BBC Breakfast, 29th October 2012David Mitchell: How to be a comedian
Peep Show star: "The only way of being funny is to write things that you think are funny and hope that someone else agrees. There's no way round that."
Claire Webb, Radio Times, 20th October 2012A decent, if male-heavy, line-up for Jonathan Ross tonight. The boisterous presenter is joined by comedian David Mitchell - plugging his forthcoming memoirs, while American stars Bradley Cooper (best known for his role in gross-out comedy The Hangover) and Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Joe Perry also drop in. Scottish pop soul singer Emili Sandé provides the music.
The Telegraph, 19th October 2012David Mitchell: goodbye lonely nerd
Defiantly untrendy, eternally single, a 'useless loner who eats ready meals in the dark'. This is the David Mitchel we've come to know. But now he's a very different man: engaged, in love and ready to shout about it.
Hadley Freeman, The Guardian, 19th October 2012