Peep Show

In this classic British sitcom about growing up in your 20s and 30s, every shot is from the point-of-view of one of the characters... for a little while at least.

Mondays, 10 AM ET, TV Club Classic

Current Season: 4 - Total Episodes: 12

“Holiday”/“Marriage”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent May 20, 2013 -

Charles and Diana. Prince William and Kate Middleton. Mark and Sophie. Good times, good times.

“Gym”/“Handyman”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent May 13, 2013 -

Mark gets a workout, and Jez lends one of his musical heroes a hand.

“Sophie’s Parents”/“Conference”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent May 6, 2013 -

The fourth season opens with wedding bells on the horizon and shameful professional failure right here in Mark’s lap.

“Jurying”/“Quantocking”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent April 29, 2013 -

Jez pulls jury duty, and Mark prepares to pop the question.

Ep. 5-6, Season 4
“Holiday”/“Marriage”
Ep. 3-4, Season 4
“Gym”/“Handyman”
Ep. 1-2, Season 4
“Sophie’s Parents”/“Conference”
Ep. 5-6, Season 3
“Jurying”/“Quantocking”

Features Reviews

Season

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“Dream Job”/“Funeral”
Episode 5

The first season winds down with one funeral, one sacking, some therapy, and more sexual frustration than you can shake a stick at.
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“On The Pull”/“Mark Makes A Friend”
Episode 3-4

Alan Johnson in the house!
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“Warring Factions”/“The Interview”
Episode 1-2

One of the great British comedies of the past decade joins the TV Club Classic lineup.
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“The Man Show”/“Wedding”
Episode 5-6

A week of romances: Mark and Sophie (unrequited), Jez and Nancy (loveless marriage), Jez and Jeff (the one that got away).
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“Local Zero”/“University Challenge”
Episode 3-4

Jez feeds the homeless, Mark impresses Professor Peter Capaldi, and in the end, nobody gets laid.
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“Dance Class”/“Jeremy Makes It”
Episode 1-2

Mark uses interpretive dance as the key to open Sophie's heart, and Jez and Super hans craft an experimental score for a Honda advert.
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“Jurying”/“Quantocking”
Episode 5-6

Jez pulls jury duty, and Mark prepares to pop the question.
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“Shrooming”/“Sistering”
Episode 3-4

Mark gallantly passes up the chance to know true love with a posh bird, and also goes to the bathroom.
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“Mugging”/“Sectioning”
Episode 1-2

A mugging interferes with Mark's romantic life, and mental illness gives Jez the chance to become a pub owner.
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“Holiday”/“Marriage”
Episode 5-6

Charles and Diana. Prince William and Kate Middleton. Mark and Sophie. Good times, good times.
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“Gym”/“Handyman”
Episode 3-4

Mark gets a workout, and Jez lends one of his musical heroes a hand.
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“Sophie’s Parents”/“Conference”
Episode 1-2

The fourth season opens with wedding bells on the horizon and shameful professional failure right here in Mark’s lap.
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Rectify ends its haunting run just as it seems to get going
Rectify comes to its end just as it seemed to be getting started. Also: A season finale for Bates Motel, a new Adventure Time, and the world championships of cheerleading.
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Will Ted meet the Mother on How I Met Your Mother? We gave up hope in 2009
Will Ted meet the Mother on How I Met Your Mother? You might hope so; we gave up hope in 2009. Also: Bates Motel goes under the sea (we suspect), and Adventure Time goes silent.
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RuPaul's Drag Race wraps up another season in a fashion we find thoroughly confusing
RuPaul's Drag Race finally announces its winner, even though the finale aired two weeks ago, and we're confused. Also: How I Met Your Mother winds up for a big finish.
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The Following ends its season in typically preposterous fashion
The Following ends its first season as it lived: in completely preposterous fashion. Also: How I Met Your Mother throws a bachelor party, and Wynn Duffy checks into Bates Motel.
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Sundance brings Rectify, its first original series, to the air, and, surprise, it's arty
Sundance brings its first original series, Rectify, to the air, and fittingly for the channel, it's fairly arty. Also: The FBI closes in on The Following, and Drag Race wraps up the season. Sort of.
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Defiance tries to put the sci-fi back in Syfy, wonders how those Y's got in there
Syfy realizes it's broadcast very little science fiction these last few years and throws Defiance on the air. Also: The Following has only a few episodes left, thank God.
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Come up with your own cloying voiceovers to bid farewell to The Carrie Diaries
The Carrie Diaries wraps up its first season. In 30 years' time, we'll remember this moment fondly, with cloying voiceovers aplenty. Also: The NCAA basketball championship!
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For April Fool's Day, we're going to cover Castle and pretend we always have been
Castle turns 100, and we're going to cover it just like it's old times. But it's April Fool's Day, so don't put too much stock in that. Also: New Adventure Time, a great PBS documentary, and baseball's back!
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Revolution is back, and it will not shut up about someone lighting the way
Revolution returns, to ask you millions upon millions of times why the power went out. Also: Adventure Time and Regular Show return, and women can play basketball, too!
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Sundance and A&E repopulate undercrowded Monday with Top Of The Lake and Bates Motel
There's not a lot to watch on Mondays for your discerning TV fan. Sundance and A&E aim to correct that with Top Of The Lake and Bates Motel. Also: HIMYM is back.
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Check out more blatantly telegraphed twists on The Following
Now that we know Joe's big plan on The Following, we can't wait for the even more boring twists to come! Also: Switched At Birth ends its season, and Dallas remembers J.R. Ewing.
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The big twist at the end of The Joe Schmo’s third season is that there was a third season of The Joe Schmo Show
The big twist at the end of The Joe Schmo’s third season is that there was a third season of The Joe Schmo Show. Also: Now Tuesdays mean twice the Walton Goggins!
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Switched At Birth performs an episode entirely in sign language
Switched At Birth does an episode entirely in American Sign Language. That's kind of cool, right? Also: Our TV Club Classic coverage of Peep Show begins!
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