The Inbetweeners
- TV sitcom
- E4
- 2008 - 2010
- 18 episodes (3 series)
An award-winning comedy about four teenagers growing up in suburbia. Stars Simon Bird, Joe Thomas, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Emily Head and more.
- Series 3, Episode 5 repeated Monday 6th May at 12:05am on E4
Press clippings Page 13
Will's fit mum just got even fitter
The Inbetweeners star Belinda Stewart-Wilson is sure to make her on-screen son Will McKenzie blush by stripping off for a lads' mag.
The Sun, 7th December 2010Greg Davies interview
An interview with Greg Davies, who you'll probably recognise as The Inbetweeners' Mr Gilbert, as one third of We Are Klang and from BBC panel show Ask Rhod Gilbert.
Si Hawkins, British Comedy Guide, 12th November 2010Model receives hate mail for dating Inbetweeners star
Glamour model Clair Meek came out fighting after getting internet hate messages because she's dating James Buckley, aka Jay.
Lynn Davidson, Daily Record, 8th November 2010What's next for Britain's oldest schoolboys?
As Channel 4's hugely successful comedy about sex-obsessed sixth-formers ends, its stars look ahead - and somehow keep it clean. Jonathan Owen meets The Inbetweeners.
Jonathan Owen, The Independent, 31st October 2010Inbetweeners stars announce new show
Two of the stars of cult comedy The Inbetweeners are to star in a new Channel 4 sitcom, which they co-wrote.
BBC News, 29th October 2010The Inbetweeners: should its term be extended?
The hit teenage comedy is to return for two specials and a film - but should it have called it a day after series three?
John Plunkett, The Guardian, 29th October 2010Chat with Inbetweeners writer Iain Morris
An exclusive interview following the end of The Inbetweeners. "We'd actually wanted to write a teen comedy film before we started making The Inbetweeners."
Thomas Eagles, Geeks.co.uk, 26th October 2010The Final Lad's Night Out - review
The series wasn't exactly the best big thing but it was strangely brilliant and addictive. Of course, if you were of the wrong generation its just a blur of terrible language and inappropriate images.
The Custard TV, 21st October 2010Farewell, then, to The Inbetweeners, who signed off their third - and rumoured to be final - series in the typically lewd and crude gross-out fashion that blew the rest of the comedy competition out of the water.
If this was their farewell, they've left us with a perfectly formed memory, a magnificent fart in the face of good taste.
Though nothing will top the testicle episode for this year's funniest TV moment, last night's finale was not far behind, with Simon's potential exile to Swansea threatening to tear the dysfunctional gang asunder and prompting that comedy classic standby, the camping trip.
It was a non-stop stream of smut about sexual deviancy in all its many and glorious forms, teachers coming in for a particularly hard time.
'The only reason anyone teaches... is that there's a more relaxed view on police checks these days,' sneered the gangly head. Bye gaylords, you'll be missed.
Keith Watson, Metro, 19th October 2010TV review: The Inbetweeners
Ah, they grow up so fast don't they? One minute they're just cheeky little tykes, sneaking up under the radar to win an unexpected Bafta. The next they're, well, cheeky little tykes who with three successful series about being unsuccessful with girls are now too late-20s-ish to get away with it any more (apart from the inevitable spin-off movie).
Andrea Mullaney, The Scotsman, 19th October 2010