
Peep Show
Comedy • TV-MA • 2003–15 • 9 Seasons
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7.9

Peep Show follows the lives of two men from their twenties to thirties, Mark Corrigan, who has steady employment for most of the series, and Jeremy "Jez" Usbourne, an unemployed would-be musician.
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Genuinely funny. But can be quite creepy.
Absolute genius. Have lost count of how many times I’ve rewatched
Binged this years ago, couldn’t stop watching, really felt like I lived in that apartment. Dry, awkward, humor. Not for everyone.
Watched it so many times.... never gets old!
British comedy written in part by Succession’s Jesse Armstrong. Just like Succession, the characters are wonderfully lovable and detestable.
wouldn’t it be funny if it was poop show
Witty. Relatable. Easy watching. Quintessentially British. Would recommend watching start to finish at least 12 times.
This is hilarious. I love how the show is filmed from the perspectives of the characters
A very dry typical British comedy. Mitchel and Webb are an amazingly unlikely due but it just works!
Very VERY British comedy. Weird and cringy sometimes, I generally only watched a couple at a time but it is hilarious.
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7.9 – Based on 4.4k ratings
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Trailer
Peep Show: The Final Series I Starts Weds 11th Nov I Channel 4
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The Final Straw! - Peep Show