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This is an excellent comedy about a new boy entering the comprehensive school from the private sector, and his escapades with three other wacky characters. The writing and acting is of a consistently high standard, but the language and situations are of an "adult" nature, so not for the easily offended. The dvd features the first 2 series (of three), and includes extras like the making of the series and interviews with the cast.
I had not seen any of the series on tv but after friends were raving about it I felt I had too find out for myself. I bought this off ebay and I have to say I was not disappointed. It was the funniest thing I have seen for a long time, crass, rude, cringeworthy and fantastically funny. If you have sense of humour you will love this. Go on buy it, you will not regret it.
very very funny.i loved it,there is a good theme throughout with their different but very funny characters.absolutely worth watching
great dvd, never laughed as much as i did when i watched series one and two. looking forward to purchasing series three.
I bought this for my husband and he loved it. Full of school boy humour, it had him rolling about in hysterics. Well worth every penny!
Well I have bought the Inbetweener 3 weeks ago and id seen the serie 1 and 2 at the next day, its very english way and very funny. I recomended it
Very funny programe. Brought this for my husband and he laughs from start to finish. Best comedy around at the moment.
At first glance, The Inbetweeners doesn't seem like very much. In the current climate of comedies and comedy-dramas meant to appeal to the adolescent college-graduate-in-waiting, headed by the effervescent Skins, it comes in as a sort of awkward cousin to the King that is Skins. But, The Inbetweeners should not be written off as a copycat of its E4 relation. Based around a private-school educated protagonist named Will, who is thrown into a hectic life of comprehensive schooling, underage drinking and, inevitably, sex, the show logs his futile attempts at leading some semblance of a normal life, making friends, going drinking, inevitably with disastrous consequences. Particular highlights are his indignant assertion to a local barman that "everyone in this pub is underage!", upon being refused alcohol, resulting in the whole pub being ejected, and his sex-fanatic new friend Jay miming doing "the business" on a coffee table. The Inbetweeners is aimed expressly at young people, that much is evident from the soundtrack featuring the zeitgeist artists of the moment. However, like Skins, it can be viewed and certainly relished by any adult with an open mind; after all, everyone was a teenager once. In writing The Inbetweeners, Damon Beesley and Iain Morris have provided what was becoming a stagnant comedy scene with a breath of fresh air. Yes, hormonal and sex-driven it may be (the tagline reads, "Basically, they just want to get laid"), but therein lies the appeal. With the screens flooded with serious dramas and, frankly depressing soap operas, the idea of being able to sit back once a week and smile for half an hour would be appealing to anyone. The Inbetweeners frequently transcends the boundary between a wry smile and full-on laughter with surprisingly subtle "trigger" moments. For example, when Will's friend Simon turns up to the love of his life's house, only to be sick on her small brother. The main laughs derive from the exquisitely accurate dialogue, capturing the feel of adolescence perfectly. Jokes about mums and dads, jokes about lack of sex, all subtly crafted into the dialogue, make you laugh, simply because you would be able to hear the same conversation in your local Topman at three o'clock on a Saturday afternoon. And that is why it is utterly charming. It never tries to be anything it's not, it never pretends to raise moral issues or tackle strong taboos, it simply shows that being a teenager can be fun after all. For no-frills, unadulterated high-spirited camaraderie between four mates, The Inbetweeners simply cannot be beaten.Vollständige Rezension lesen
I purchased this box set as I had borrowed a friend's and enjoyed it so much that I had to have my own copy. It is the kind of show that you will want to watch again and again! The Inbetweeners is a channel 4 comedy that centres on a group of Sixth Formers as they go about the daily business of being Teenagers with little responsibility but too much time on their hands. The characters are hilariously formed and the writing is genius with laugh-out-loud lines from beginning to end of each half hour episode. I found the plots similar to my own 6th Form experience in the 80s and enjoyed watching with my teenage Daughter as it is deliciously childish in its humour. A word of warning. Do NOT watch if you are easilly offended as the language is colourful, jokes are very 'blue' , the boys are sexist and at times quite vulgar but if this kind of comedy appeals to you then you will cry with laughter! There are fan websites devoted to character and episode synopsis and 'favourite lines'. I have my own peronal favourites but will not spoil it for you and allow you the time to choose your own. This box set covers series 1 & 2, series 3 due to air on channel 4 in the Autumn of 2010.Vollständige Rezension lesen
