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The Inbetweeners - S2 E4 (Patreon)

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2024-03-30 13:00:10
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2024-04
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Ahh, to be 17 and have a completely distorted idea of reality and romance, LOL. Am I the only one liking Will less each episode? Odd because he is the main character too. Simon and Neal are fun though! Have an interesting outlook on life both of them.

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Paul Helsby

Why does Jay keep lying when nobody believes him??? Why does a big fat, ugly bloke see his reflection as say 'oh yeah, still got it'. it's the same answer. Its innate in every mans delusion.

Paul Helsby

a somewhat interesting fact. the 'tramp' in this episode was quite a scoop for the second season. it was played by Peter Serafinowicz, an already famous and established comedian in his own right. If you watch the Alan Partridge series you will discover him as 'Tex' - a Liverpool Truck Driver with an obsession/adoration for all things American. A great stand up comedian in his own right. I loved him in a BBC sitcom from about 25 years ago called 'How do you want me' that only ran for 2 seasons (thats a british thing about quitting while you're ahead and always leave them wanting more instead of running the show into the ground for the next decade like US sitcoms do), in it he played the mischievous younger brother of a woman who was in a relationship with an Irishman that was an outsider living in this very upperclass wealthy rural English village and nobody would accept him. It was a brilliant show, his Sister in the show was the short haired girl from the movie 'Four Weddings and a funeral' , and she died very young in her 20's from illness. A big loss to UK comedy and the big screen. Her name was Charlotte Coleman. She'd have gone on to make some wonderful British and Hollywood comedy movies no doubt... anyway, thought i'd share as this episode always reminds me of that link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mwa8adXSR_o&list=PLKk0MsuBjPfiYZvbM9W2-jKryJoXFAL5N