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Peep Show (UK)
TV Series (2003 - 2013)
Peep Show is an award-winning British sitcom starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. The programme is written by Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain, with additional material by Mitchell and Webb themselves. It has been broadcast on Channel 4 since 2003, and finished its fourth series in May 2007. It was recommissioned for a fifth series before the fourth was screened.
Last Episode
08x06 Quantocking II Aired: Dec. 24, 2012Dobby is offered a job in New York by ex-boyfriend Simon. Uncertain about the offer, Dobby suggests that she and Mark spend a weekend in the … [continue reading]
Series Info
Type:
Scripted
Premiered:
Sep. 19, 2003
Status:
Returning Series
Runtime:
30 min.
AKA:
POV (Working Title)
Genre
- comedy
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Episode 6
Season 8, Episode #6
Season 8, Episode #6


Episode 5
Season 8, Episode #5
Season 8, Episode #5


Episode 4
Season 8, Episode #4
Season 8, Episode #4


Episode 3
Season 8, Episode #3
Season 8, Episode #3


Episode 2
Season 8, Episode #2
Season 8, Episode #2

Episode 1
Season 8, Episode #1
Season 8, Episode #1

New Years Eve
Season 7, Episode #6
Season 7, Episode #6

Seasonal Beatings
Season 7, Episode #5
Season 7, Episode #5

Nether Zone
Season 7, Episode #4
Season 7, Episode #4

A Beautiful Mind
Season 7, Episode #3
Season 7, Episode #3
Series Fun Facts
- The actors sometimes wear 'camera helmets' to get close-ups and actions that can't be done with a normal camera.
- In an interview for The Culture Show Uncut (UK) Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain said that two of the main inspirations for Peep Show were the scene in Annie Hall where Alvy and Annie are talking…
[show]In an interview for The Culture Show Uncut (UK) Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain said that two of the main inspirations for Peep Show were the scene in Annie Hall where Alvy and Annie are talking and their real thoughts are shown as subtitles, and also the documentary "Being Caprice" (2000) (which in turn was inspired by Being John Malkovich), which used a POV style of filming that they thought was an arresting technique which would go well with the inner thoughts/voice-overs of Mark and Jeremy. They also cited Danny in Withnail & I as an inspiration for the quirky, drug-addled Super Hans (also the dynamic of an even weirder third character alongside a double act).
[hide] - Super Hans was originally written with Danny Dyer in mind. Russell Brand also auditioned for the part and Jake Wood was one of the final three before Matt King was cast.












