It's terrible advice. >.> Which is of course the joke, but I think there's a very large amount of people who believe this to be unironically true. Most people don't understand what they can and can't control.
@@Graphomitei dont really think its meant to be advice. This show is relatable to regular people except its exaggerated for comedy. Many people feel this line describes their lives quite accurately, including myself. I struggle with anxiety and really dislike the company of others but I force myself to do social things so im not alone 24/7. Im certain many others would feel the same
Peep Show is easily my favourite show ever made, closely followed by its always sunny in philadelphia. Great compilation, i hope that it intrigues someone enough to check it out and enjoy this absolute classic.
My favourite sunny episode is the one where, about half way through, they all start shouting over each other for the rest of the show. Which episode was that?
@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549 I see the point you are making but honestly if that is your opinion of the show then i implore you to give it another try, check out 'mac and dennis move to the suburbs' which is my personal favourite episode and see if it changes your opinion.
I shouldnt need to write this but 98% of PS is classic quotes. Decades after I first heard HHGTG on the wireless I can still quote the stuff. I cant do that with QI because theres simply too much.
In case anyone's wondering, Jeremy probably meant this quote: "There are more things in heaven and Earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
My reading is that I think Mark knew exactly which quote Jez was talking about from the moment he mentioned it, but refused to help him out because he was annoyed, and was enjoying watching Jez embarrass himself
Okay Im going to need to see your working for that one. Anecdotally its not my expereince at all. You arent really in love with her. Youre in love with the life you thought you were creating. Its a chimera. You cant love a chimera. And you certainly cant get a BJ from one.
Every time I wake up with a hangover, I quote this internally. Also every time I order a pizza, I do a little jaunty run to the door and say (in my head) gimme a pizza the action
"Well, I mean, people say it like it's a bad thing, you know, running away from your problems. But if your problems never catch up with you, what's the hitch?" You know what? Jeremy might have a good point.
He's right of course and yet modern psychology (not really modern since its as old as Freud) would have us believe that the goal is maturity. In thought, word and deed. Of course he was also German.
I ran away from my problems: poor quality of life, toxic work environment, toxic family. Emigrated to central Europe in 2015, and problems didn't catch up with me.
you know I have thought about this a lot. Way too much right? I wonder if anyone's going to read this.. So I reckon it all depends on the circulation in the boiler doesn't it? how does it work? I presume it would make only a small difference to do as Webb says given that only a fraction of the water passes the heating part at any given time. I assume new 'cold' water would reach the heater, be measured, and the heater would remain hot to heat it until it measures the set temperature at inlet. But if the heater was in the bottom of the tank directly, Webb would be right you know, as the immediate area would be hot and not circulated efficiently. But I don't reckon that is how such boilers work, no? Would be ineffective wouldn't it? Also Mark's wrong, slaves did not build the pyramids
@@birddogdk The thermostat isn't in the boiler it's somewhere in the property, usually in a central location to read the average temperature. It doesn't read the temperature of the water, it reads the overall temperature in the flat. Once the set level is met the heating turns off
@@beady123 I think their setup is quite different from how things are done in my country. Here we have thermostats in every room on each radiator. So yes I guess you and Mitchell are right. If the termometer is far from the heating source, that is.
How did they get something this funny on television and nobody knows about it? This series pulled me through a major depression in 2011. This is really good.
'You don't need to be a pedo to work with children. But it probably helps.' 😂😂 O am glad i was a weird kid and none of my summer camp teachers was into me.
“A mark of respect for the gravity of the situation”… I am basically a slightly more honestly horny mark who has never had a job and who makes terrible electronic music I am mark being his own Jeremy
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“Doing things you hate is the price you pay to avoid loneliness” is something I come back to most days
It's terrible advice. >.> Which is of course the joke, but I think there's a very large amount of people who believe this to be unironically true.
Most people don't understand what they can and can't control.
@@Graphomitesmart people lean into the misery
@@zapkvris that you Mark?
Smart people learn how to make themselves happy. Maybe that's the same as what you said, but glass half full version.
Allow me to counter that with another Peep Show quote. "Not really. That's just something that people in horrible relationships say."
@@Graphomitei dont really think its meant to be advice. This show is relatable to regular people except its exaggerated for comedy. Many people feel this line describes their lives quite accurately, including myself. I struggle with anxiety and really dislike the company of others but I force myself to do social things so im not alone 24/7. Im certain many others would feel the same
"The only airline that really understands is BA" is prime Big Suze.
That really should be BAs marketing from now on
Aw big suze
Ohh yeahhh...they're great aren't they....
Which is hilarious because they're fucking awful.
It was true - it's gone massively downhill since then.
“Sit in the bath and have a magnum” is underrated
magnum the tonic wine or magnum the ice cream?
@@bait1sice cream I think
@@bait1s the gun, he was saying kys to Jez
i assumed it was the firearm
Defo ice cream
“No don’t tell her she’s lovely. If she realizes I’m finished.“
"stop waiting for everything to blow up, because it's not going to unless you detonate your mad paranoid bomb vest" holy shit
Should have told my ex this before it was too late
But she was from the Middle East so that probably would've made her blow up even sooner :/
@@NotChukkov I do not understand
Peep Show is easily my favourite show ever made, closely followed by its always sunny in philadelphia. Great compilation, i hope that it intrigues someone enough to check it out and enjoy this absolute classic.
Dude! Sunny and Peep Show are the ones that I always, always go back to. Easily my favorite comedy shows. Right on!
Agree brother
My favourite sunny episode is the one where, about half way through, they all start shouting over each other for the rest of the show. Which episode was that?
@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549the gang gives frank an intervention i believe but that description could sort of apply to most sunny episodes
@@kickedinthecalfbyacow7549 I see the point you are making but honestly if that is your opinion of the show then i implore you to give it another try, check out 'mac and dennis move to the suburbs' which is my personal favourite episode and see if it changes your opinion.
"Who needs romance when you're doing it up the bum?" is a classic quotation.
I shouldnt need to write this but 98% of PS is classic quotes. Decades after I first heard HHGTG on the wireless I can still quote the stuff. I cant do that with QI because theres simply too much.
In case anyone's wondering, Jeremy probably meant this quote: "There are more things in heaven and Earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
My reading is that I think Mark knew exactly which quote Jez was talking about from the moment he mentioned it, but refused to help him out because he was annoyed, and was enjoying watching Jez embarrass himself
6:22 actually solid advice.
Actually quite touching
Actually profound.
...but coming from Mark, as part of his horrific manipulation when it comes to Dobby.
@@riparoo9675Nicely put.
He was desperately trying to lower her expectations
"You shouldn't need firelighters to burn a dog Jeremy"
Too good. Comedy at its' best!
And true!
This encapsulates why I love Peep Show so much. Thank you
Big beats are the best, get high all the time
Wow what an all-encompassing comment
Sounds like an all encompassing philosophy. I could embrace that.
Have you read the big beat manifesto lately
" now shes finished with you you realize your in love with her again" ...actually that really is how it often goes
Okay Im going to need to see your working for that one. Anecdotally its not my expereince at all. You arent really in love with her. Youre in love with the life you thought you were creating. Its a chimera. You cant love a chimera. And you certainly cant get a BJ from one.
i could tell him it's all ancient history now. he probably wouldn't like that joke..
I wasn't expecting this to be this good!
You have to get old to a point,
but that's ridiculous! Pure gold.
"Dreams crumble to dust."
*So much truth*
"There's a chance he might just laugh in your face and call you a slag" 😂
oh Jez...lol
15:03 Jez: "Run away from your problems!" THE LIFE COACH SPEAKS.
Great effort putting all this together
'This is definitely a good idea' and 'What was the bad thing?' are ones I still quote internally all the time..
"Right...my turn" 😅
Every time I wake up with a hangover, I quote this internally.
Also every time I order a pizza, I do a little jaunty run to the door and say (in my head) gimme a pizza the action
god this series is so good. i need to start it over again.
Superb edit, bravo!
"Drugs are fine Mark, Everyone agrees now!"
‘It’s the 60’s, he thinks he’s living in the 60’s’ 😆
"Well, I mean, people say it like it's a bad thing, you know, running away from your problems. But if your problems never catch up with you, what's the hitch?"
You know what? Jeremy might have a good point.
He's right of course and yet modern psychology (not really modern since its as old as Freud) would have us believe that the goal is maturity. In thought, word and deed. Of course he was also German.
I ran away from my problems: poor quality of life, toxic work environment, toxic family.
Emigrated to central Europe in 2015, and problems didn't catch up with me.
"how about some lovely filling lettuce?" as he starts crying
I should be getting to sleep for work in the morning, but I can’t stop watching and laughing at this.
02:55 I've thought this to myself several times IRL
Love it how he puts down the yogurt 6:03
This compilation is golden 🤣
This video must have taken a while to make. It’s much appreciated 👊🏽God Bless
I knew “fuck and suck” would be one of the first ones. It’s just such a good line.
"Drugs are fine now, everyone agrees"
Is the only confirmation I needed today. Thanks!
Peep show was ahead of its time
This is too much! I don't have the time to take it in and laugh my ass off with one zinger following the other. Absolutely brilliant!
25:46 is one of the best conversations I've ever heard
It’s surprisingly realistic dialogue. 😂
Actually some solids truths scattered amongst all this madness.
Far too many. But therein lies one of the many beauties of peep show
I learned so much from Mark, Jeremy, but especially Super Hans.
4:25 is too much 😂
“You shouldn’t need fire lighters to burn a dog Jeremy” - Mark Corrigan MA MBA and that spells Mamba which is a sexy snake
"You need to live your life Mark!" -- internally: better shut this down
Colonel Gaddafi could not lay down a bass hook, Mark.
That should be obvious, even to you! God! 😂
3 golden eggs, and I’m up the bean stalk.
mark putting down his muller corner makes me laugh every time
‘My aims are not too fucking diffuse’
This is my stake in the ground. If you dont like peep show, we cant be friends
Opposites attract though
@@shugmchugh5107thats not true though is it. In real life, birds of a feather flock towhatsit.
@@zapkvr your mum flocks to my nob
@@zapkvr your maw flocks to my nob
@@shugmchugh5107 that's just something that scientists and people in horrible relationships say
"dreams crumble to dust."
“Sit in the bath and have a magnum” - SuperHans.
Chance would be a fine thing
I wanna watch it again now
8:17 don't be scared
22:33 I have had this exact thermostat discussion with my wife numerous times to no avail
you know I have thought about this a lot. Way too much right?
I wonder if anyone's going to read this..
So I reckon it all depends on the circulation in the boiler doesn't it? how does it work? I presume it would make only a small difference to do as Webb says given that only a fraction of the water passes the heating part at any given time.
I assume new 'cold' water would reach the heater, be measured, and the heater would remain hot to heat it until it measures the set temperature at inlet. But if the heater was in the bottom of the tank directly, Webb would be right you know, as the immediate area would be hot and not circulated efficiently. But I don't reckon that is how such boilers work, no? Would be ineffective wouldn't it?
Also Mark's wrong, slaves did not build the pyramids
@@birddogdk The thermostat isn't in the boiler it's somewhere in the property, usually in a central location to read the average temperature. It doesn't read the temperature of the water, it reads the overall temperature in the flat. Once the set level is met the heating turns off
@@birddogdk also my money is on aliens from the future built the pyramids
@@beady123 :D built by normal workers
@@beady123 I think their setup is quite different from how things are done in my country. Here we have thermostats in every room on each radiator.
So yes I guess you and Mitchell are right. If the termometer is far from the heating source, that is.
To be honest I’m scared. Don’t be scared. I am scared. Don’t be scared. I am scared. That’s fine that’s fine it’s perfectly natural to be scared 😂😂😂
Thank you I enjoyed watching all of this
How did they get something this funny on television and nobody knows about it? This series pulled me through a major depression in 2011. This is really good.
Chance would be a fine thing
What on earth do you mean nobody knows about it?!
@Pixietoria when you mention peep show everyone knows what you mean? Of course they do!
It was literally on channel 4 Friday nights back in the day which was their prime time slot
@@saneman7177 on Netflix? I only knkw I from Netflix. Nobody knows how funny. Nancy singing the back up for the one Jeremy produced is the best
Merry was the best random episode character lol
She was good, I'm also partial to a bit of Darryl
35:30 that's Numberwang¹!
"Interview advice from the disordered mind of the crackhead" 😂
'You don't need to be a pedo to work with children. But it probably helps.' 😂😂 O am glad i was a weird kid and none of my summer camp teachers was into me.
“How did I get HERE?!!”
"i dont waste my life looking for a dad shaped hole"
*opens the door to an old man*
one of the best jokes in the whole show
I always thought he looked like Billy Bob Thornton
Peep Show! What a hilarious show, truly brilliant. I loved it!
All you have to do is believe driving is bullshit😂
Big Beats are the best - get high all the time
Chance would be a fine thing
13:30 This is exactly how I'd imagine David Mitchell would hang out in a strip club. I don't think he's even acting here.
it actually reminds me every time i watch this that super hans isn't played by paul kaye
4:43
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"quote from the video you've all been watching"! :)
Would be much better than what you've written.
You've basically just announced that you're sad
cringe
28:04 dreams crumble to dust ✨
Love the ancient history bit.
“There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.”
Sit in the bath and have a magnum is too quotatable😭😭
If it aint broke, dont fix it! And even if it is broke... just ignore it....and maybe itll sort of be okay.
Mark is scarily relatable.
11:28 stealing things
hear me out Mark is Arthur Dent, Jeremy is Ford Prefect, Super Hans is Zaphod Beeblebrox
Its not who ya know, its who ya blow
Fully agree about setting the heat to 29
Same logic with the oven
“Got a migraine, need a baguette”
Chance would be a fine thing
27:27 super hans
Slaves built the pyramids, thousands of slaves. Blame Ramses II. - this is gold combined with him writing a book on it and being so wrong ;-)
4 naan and rice?!!!!
Opposites do not attract.
“Beans are pasta sauce”
I can’t even name the number of ways I hate Jeff
"Norwich are never gonna win the league but they still turn up every week don't they?"
4:26
Big beats are the best. Get high all the time. haha cannot be beaten
I miss mark and jez.
24:43 woter leggo
When the banks collapse…
The magical combo of beauty and low self-esteem!
Four naan
Chance would be a fine thing
“A mark of respect for the gravity of the situation”…
I am basically a slightly more honestly horny mark who has never had a job and who makes terrible electronic music
I am mark being his own Jeremy
I feel like Peep Show became an unofficial prequel to Disco Elysium from the amount of philosophy and existential dread that exist in both.
The longer the note - the more dread
Show me the Honey
Grow a pair and rip a new one 😂
What's a "slag" ?
Derogative term meaning ‘promiscuous female.’
Your mum
Darryl was the best. And yes I know. He was the best.
he was the best
Without doubt my favourite one time character.
What's funny too is, aside from the obvious, he was a lot nicer than the average peep show character
This is 2005 Laurel & Hardy, like this if you agree
Big Beats are the Best, Get High All the Time 👽
"Discharge your pipe...then have a wipe ! " 😅😅😅😅
Chance would be a fine thing