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The Inbetweeners series 3 episode 2 review

The boys discover their local indie scene, experiment with drugs and Simon finally scores a girlfriend!

Jake Laverde, Den Of Geek, 20th September 2010

Is 'The Inbetweeners' all it's cracked up to be?

It's a cult comedy gone mainstream. Viewing figures for series three are up 10-fold at 2.4 million as the middle-aged finally get in on the act. But does its success contain the seed of its demise, and is it funny anyway? Simmy Richman and his nephew, Darren Richman, cross swords.

Simmy Richman and Darren Richman, The Independent, 19th September 2010

Has anyone seen my left testicle? Yeah, only 15 times

Has The Inbetweeners gone off the boil?

Mike Higgins, The Independent, 19th September 2010

Hannah Tointon has big future

Hannah Tointon looks straight ahead at a big future after her new show, The Inbetweeners, bagged 3 million viewers.

The Sun, 15th September 2010

Wayne Rooney wants role on The Inbetweeners

The show's stars Blake Harrison and Simon Bird told the Daily Star: "Apparently, Wayne Rooney and Rio Ferdinand want parts in the show," they said. "And Amanda Holden told us she wants to play a sexy English teacher in the next series."

On The Box, 15th September 2010

The Inbetweeners 3.1 review

The Fashion Show was a perfectly decent opener that delivered the requisite laughs, shocks, and embarrassments that appeals about this knockabout comedy about four sex-obsessed sixth formers.

Dan Owen, Obsessed With Film, 15th September 2010

TV review: The Inbetweeners

The Inbetweeners are still sexit, stupid, deluded, ill-mannered - and terribly funny, says Tim Dowling.

Tim Dowling, The Guardian, 14th September 2010

The Inbetweeners series 3 episode 1 review

Unlike many of the youth-coms found on BBC Three, E4's The Inbetweeners is written with genuine wit, treading the fine line between broad and cringe worthy comedy, like a teenaged version of the superb Peep Show.

Jake Laverde, Den Of Geek, 14th September 2010

Series 3 of The Inbetweeners review

It's a new series of The Inbetweeners that continues with the same puerile, schoolboy humour that won't win over a new audience. Fans, like me, will enjoy it.

Steven Cookson, Suite 101, 14th September 2010

The Inbetweeners review

It takes an awful lot to make me laugh hysterically to the point at which my stomach hurts - particularly on a Monday - but the sight of Simon (Joe Thomas) unwittingly displaying his left testicle while modelling at the sixth-form fashion show did just that.

Jane Murphy, Orange TV, 14th September 2010

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