Peep Show. Image shows from L to R: Mark Corrigan (David Mitchell), Jeremy Usbourne (Robert Webb). Copyright: Objective Productions
Peep Show

Peep Show

  • TV sitcom
  • Channel 4
  • 2003 - 2015
  • 54 episodes (9 series)

Sitcom starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb as a pair of socially dysfunctional flatmates with little else in common. Also features Olivia Colman, Matt King, Paterson Joseph, Neil Fitzmaurice, Elizabeth Marmur and more.

  • JustWatch Streaming rank this week: 255

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9 Peep Show quotes that sum up living in London

We hoped this day would never come, but now it lingers inevitably on the horizon. Peep Show is ending after nine series, and Croydon will never be as funny again. To mark the end of Mark and Jez, here's a selection of quotes from Peep Show that best sum up London.

Will Noble, Londonist, 14th December 2015

Peep Show: 32 brilliant quotes from seasons 1 to 9

Peep Show is nearing its end. The finale of David Mitchell and Robert Webb's ninth series will air tonight. To comiserate, we've cast our minds back over the invaluable reflections on life the pair have given us over the years. From the philosophical to the practical, this is the world according to Mark and Jez.

The Telegraph, 13th December 2015

Peep Show series 9 episode 5 review: Kid Farm

Are Mark and Jez heading for a bleak finale? This week's solid Peep Show episode suggests they may still have a chance at happiness...

DC, Den Of Geek, 10th December 2015

Sophie turns up and, while getting smashed on rum, comes out with an unexpected offer for Mark. It's one that's made all the more appealing when April delivers bad news about her and Mark's future following last week's snog. Meanwhile, Super Hans is up to some skulduggery when an online football video uses one of his and Jez's old "turbo folk" tracks, All the Whores of Malta, on its soundtrack. Deprived of credit, Jez pursues the only form of negotiation available: snake kidnap.

Ben Arnold, The Guardian, 9th December 2015

Peep Show: series 9, episode 5: Kid Farm review

For me, this is the strongest episode of the series so far, and a real step-up after last week's slightly disappointing outing.

Joshua Worth, On The Box, 9th December 2015

Peep Show series 9 episode 4 review: Mole Mapping

Sadly, episode four didn't live up to the high standards set by the show so far. In fact, the bank robbery plot that saw Jez rushing in to Mark's place of work to warn him of an impending shooting was so bananas it felt like something from another sitcom altogether.

DC, Den Of Geek, 3rd December 2015

Peep Show: series 9, episode 4 - Mole-Mapping

I said last week that the series had really upped the wackiness levels, with the plots getting ever more outrageous and far-fetched - but that the lines were still funny enough for it not to matter. Unfortunately this week, the balance has tipped the other direction.

Joshua Worth, On The Box, 2nd December 2015

8 Peep Show characters we want to see one more time

We didn't see that one coming. ​Eleven years after Peep Show​'s Mark ditched the girl of his dreams April at Dartford University, suddenly there she was - making a surprise comeback in last night's episode.​

Digital Spy, 26th November 2015

Peep Show series 9 episode 3 review: Threeism

Peep Show series 9 continues in fine form as Mark hosts a hellish dinner party and Jeremy's game of genital Jenga comes tumbling down...

DC, Den Of Geek, 26th November 2015

Romance is in the air. Jeremy is having an affair with his life-coach client ("She's sexy, artistic, confused - it would be rude not to") - and, naturally, her boyfriend, too. Meanwhile, Mark is stalking an old university friend: "Corrigan and Google, the maverick detectives who just won't give up!" For the ensuing dinner party, can he successfully pass off baked beans with fried egg and lettuce as a Moroccan delicacy? (Scribbling on the cheddar with blue felt-tip to pretend it's stilton is probably a step too far, you fear.)

Ali Catterall, The Guardian, 25th November 2015

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