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Peep Show. Image shows from L to R: Mark Corrigan (David Mitchell), Jeremy Usbourne (Robert Webb). Copyright: Objective Productions
Peep Show

Peep Show

  • TV sitcom
  • Channel 4
  • 2003 - 2015
  • 54 episodes (9 series)

Sitcom starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb as a pair of socially dysfunctional flatmates with little else in common. Also features Olivia Colman, Matt King, Paterson Joseph, Neil Fitzmaurice, Elizabeth Marmur and more.

  • JustWatch Streaming rank this week: 302

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Peep Show series 7 episode 4 review

Too many jokes here followed a similar pattern and, in the end, the gamble with the format simply didn't pay off.

Mark Oakley, Den Of Geek, 20th December 2010

Peep Show 7.4 review

Overall, this was a highlight of Series 7 and a great way to focus the talent of writers Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong.

Dan Owen, Dan's Media Digest, 18th December 2010

This glorious series outdoes itself with each episode and tonight's is a tour de force, a lesson in the sitcom as men in confinement, with Mark and Jez spending much of it locked in a hallway. Mark is desperate to escape as he has to attend his son's christening; Jez, meanwhile, is determined to order pizza. Myriad highlights include Jez's insouciant disregard for the mathematics of permutation - "just try all the variations," he advises Mark, who can't quite remember a phone number off the top of his head.

David Stubbs, The Guardian, 17th December 2010

The fourth episode of the seventh series of Peep Show airs tonight - for those who haven't cheated and watched it online already. The cult sitcom is perfect communal viewing so it's really worth waiting until it airs every Friday on Channel 4. Tonight's is a corker. It's the day of baby Ian's Christening. Will Mark (David Mitchell) and Jeremy (Robert Webb) get there in time? Well, no... They are trapped in the air-locked corridor of Jez's love interest Zahra's apartment block with no obvious way to escape. Farce ensues, while the hilarious friction between the two main characters once again reveals the brilliance of Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong's scriptwriting.

Lucy Jones, The Telegraph, 17th December 2010

Imbecilic men-boys Mark and Jeremy are locked inside Jez's (occasional) girlfriend's flat, trapped in the hallway on the very morning that Mark's son is christened. He's obviously anxious to get to the ceremony because he doesn't have much going for him as a father: "All I have in the dad-bank is my record of punctuality." But humiliation is heaped upon humiliation, in true, excruciatingly funny Peep Show style as the pair (David Mitchell and Robert Webb) tussle over the delivery of a pizza. Jeremy is infuriatingly laid-back about their predicament, until the arrival of his beloved Zahra's egregious boyfriend forces both Mark and Jeremy into unwanted intimacy in a shower.

Alison Graham, Radio Times, 17th December 2010

There was a punch-the-air moment at the end of last week's episode: Mark got one over on Ben on Jeremy's behalf and also cleared the air with girlfriend Dobby. This week, though, our lads are cut no slack; in fact, they spend most of it trapped in the hallway of Zahra's block of flats when they should be at the christening of Mark's son. Cue David Mitchell showing us all how he can boil over in spectacular style.

Metro, 17th December 2010

Channel 4 orders two more series of Peep Show

Channel 4 commits to Peep Show long-term by ordering another two series of the sitcom.

British Comedy Guide, 16th December 2010

Have you been watching... Peep Show?

It might look like the nation's favourite losers are finally on a winning streak, but their refusal to change is endlessly amusing.

Julia Raeside, The Guardian, 14th December 2010

Peep Show 7.3 review

This third episode was entertaining and well-written, as usual, but didn't offer much unique to comment on.

Dan Owen, Dan's Media Digest, 13th December 2010

Peep Show series 7 episode 3 review

New character, Kenneth, provides one of many belly laughs in one of Peep Show's finest episodes...

Mark Oakley, Den Of Geek, 13th December 2010

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