"Oh piss yourself, stop pissing yourself. It's not that simple" That's just amazingly funny writing. Webb's acting in this this scene is just top notch too and helps to make it so brilliant.
This is probably the best scene across all of Peep Show. It feels like the moment the first four series were building up to and nothing after it ever quite reached these urine-soaked heights.
The look of utter defeat and dehumanisation in Jeremy's face and his voice when he says "you're telling me to piss myself", is just so perfect and hilarious! He nails the line between funny and sad so perfectly, as does the whole scene.
that look from Sophie at 3:32 is honestly heartbreaking. That's the moment her character was essentially broken and she never recovered. Complete alcoholic by the end of the show's run
Olivia Coleman is that good of an actress, she made A complete tosser loveable, then made herself into A complete tosser, and somehow went on to win an Oscar
I’ve got a mate who always eats chips and Mayo on a night out. We always make him sit on the edge of the wall far away from us & just shout “piss yourself” at him until he’s finished.
At 2:28 that perfect look of betrayal and despair that not only is his best friend telling him to do something horrible and humiliating but knowing that he's definitely going to do it
That coin flip thing is actually a trick if you're having troublw deciding between two things. Assign one thing to one side of the coin, flip it, and then dont look at it. You'll be hoping it comes up one way or another when you flip it, and that's what you go with cos that's what you really want
Marks coin thing is how I make desisions a lot of the time honestly, it's the result that brings clarity, in the moment of being beholden to a decision you instantly know which one your truly wanted. And in the rare instance you're still unsure, just go with the coin.
Yeno what I enjoyed most about this episode is the build up to this point for a few episodes. I knew as soon as he got engaged he wasn’t gonna go through with it.
There's many a great scene in the series, but when I first saw this moment, I laughed so hard it was painful. It's up there with Ted and Dougal writing their Eurovision song, The Prince Regent's scene with Edmund, clucking 'luck luck luck..' and Jay coming off Neil's motorbike. For me anyway.
At 0:07 he says "shit, there's mum and dad" and then the camera proceeds to show people who are clearly not his parents if the Christmas episode is to be believed.
I love how this show you start by feeling bad for Mark and the fact he never seems to get what he deserves. But by the end instead of developing and learning from his mistakes, you just end up thinking he's a piece of shit loser who learns nothing haha
“Oh shit, shit, oh my god, this has got to be a dream. Nothing this bad could ever happen in reality!” The funniest line in all of Peep Show delivered to perfection by David Mitchell.
Tell them I’d doing a Steven Fry, we’re in Brussels I’m eating chips with mayonnaise, I’m on the edge! You’ve found a blanket under the garage door and I’m wearing an overcoat. 🤣😭
UGH. I don't think there's anything else in this entire world which ever made me cringe-laugh as much as this, holy shit. This show NAILS the cringe humor better than any other show aiming for it that I've seen
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It was a joke everyone. A wedding joke.
What a... brilliant joke!
A simple wedding lampoon
"that wasn't very wedding-y"
@@alanparker9898 No it wasn't... I apologise.
It was a stag thing. And It really REALLY worked
"Oh piss yourself, stop pissing yourself. It's not that simple" That's just amazingly funny writing. Webb's acting in this this scene is just top notch too and helps to make it so brilliant.
Webb’s comedic timing is impeccable
SURPRISE. IT'S ME.
The break in his voice is hilarious.
What a... brilliant joke!
I’ve surprised you
Sounds like Blackadder at the end
This is probably the best scene across all of Peep Show. It feels like the moment the first four series were building up to and nothing after it ever quite reached these urine-soaked heights.
The Moroccan Dinner Party was pretty damn close, though.
Agreed, there was the odd moment afterwards but if this had of been the finale it would have been a fitting one
The Barney sucking off super hans episode was hilarious. As was the paintballing one.
This should've been the series finale
Eating a burnt dog scene.
Jez totally could have got that prayer bucket without anyone seeing.
Tom Esteves I always thought that, or mark could fucking have done, I'd help a friend
Tom Esteves there's no such thing as a prayer bucket.
Why is there a bucket in a church?
John Todd
Well Jeremy is quite mean to Mark so why would he?
Captain Rex Mark is way worse to Jeremy
Remember kids, never marry out of embarrassment.
@Christopher Marlowe is it the middle ages?
Mark wasn't the only one embarrassed that day.
Make sure you don't marry someone that is bound to become an alcoholic ball pit witch, though actual witches themselves are not bad.
Just never marry
“You bought a bank out of social embarrassment? I sometimes buy The Big Issue out of social embarrassment, I don’t buy a FUCKING BANK.”
The delivery of the “this has got to be a dream” line is just perfect
One of the best scenes in the whole series!
One of the best scenes on any show or movie, ever.
El Stink Thanks for the advice mate, been a month since I wrote that and I've forgotten to chill out ever since.
@@Zombies8MyPizza youre a fucking loser
@@rogda123 who pissed in your prayer bucket?
"How many missed calls have you got? - 28."
"That's bullshit, i've got 73"
Cracks me up haha.
The look of utter defeat and dehumanisation in Jeremy's face and his voice when he says "you're telling me to piss myself", is just so perfect and hilarious! He nails the line between funny and sad so perfectly, as does the whole scene.
Ikr his self worth has reached rock bottom
that look from Sophie at 3:32 is honestly heartbreaking. That's the moment her character was essentially broken and she never recovered. Complete alcoholic by the end of the show's run
That tends to happen when you rush to get married just for babies.
Olivia Coleman is such an incredible actress. She deserved that Oscar.
Olivia Coleman is that good of an actress, she made A complete tosser loveable, then made herself into A complete tosser, and somehow went on to win an Oscar
@@Hacienda_27 They're both so pathetic lmfao
"We're in Brussells, I'm eating Chips and Mayonnaise, I'm on the edge!!!"
"Everybody needs to be KIND to me!"
Kristian Toimil STRESS THAT!
I’ve got a mate who always eats chips and Mayo on a night out. We always make him sit on the edge of the wall far away from us & just shout “piss yourself” at him until he’s finished.
@@dazediss6629 I guess you're not mates anymore huh?
@@twisted_nether373he's still too busy pissing himself to cut ties
"I'm on the edge. STRESS that, so everyone needs to be kind to me."
'Piss yourself, stop pissing yourself. It's not that simple' haha!
The floodgates are open!
Shout out to the Organist who, despite the fact that the wedding had run well over time due to Mark jilting Sophie, still kept on playing throughout.
Oh, no, God, no, no, it's not a jilting, I'm going to tell her right away. A jilt is at the altar.
At 2:28 that perfect look of betrayal and despair that not only is his best friend telling him to do something horrible and humiliating but knowing that he's definitely going to do it
To be fair it was a brilliant joke.
"Prayer Bucket"
That coin flip thing is actually a trick if you're having troublw deciding between two things. Assign one thing to one side of the coin, flip it, and then dont look at it. You'll be hoping it comes up one way or another when you flip it, and that's what you go with cos that's what you really want
Oh yeah, I learned that from Frasier
That's just deciding it yourself with extra steps.
"How many missed calls have you got?"
"...28"
"That's bullshit, I've got 73"
Don't know why I find that so funny
probably because it's funny I'd imagine
Because even though it's shameful, Mark is getting competitive over how many missed calls he has. It's absurdly petty.
Enjoyed the slight nod and soft acknowledging blink in response
That feeling of fun reflects how happy you are that it's not happening to you.
Reminds me of my ex.
'you found a blanket under the garage door & I'm wearing an overcoat' hahahaha love how Mark thinks that could save him from the wedding
This is maybe by favorite scene, I wish I could see it again for the first time. I couldn't breathe
0:42 Mark’s face and sense of panic during this line are fucking amazing
The look on Jeremy’s face is priceless you can tell he’s about to laugh every time he’s on camera in this scene
When I first saw this scene the first time, I literally laugh so freaking hard my stomach hurts 😂 To me this is the funniest comedic scene of all time
Every shot of this show is brilliant at getting that second-hand embarrassment right through you.
What a brilliant joke.
How is this channel not more popular? Peep show was massively under rated
Dontbethat Guy agree
@B Roli Its ratings in the UK were never very high either. But it earned huge critical acclaim and a cult following.
@B Roli I think the most it ever got was 2 million viewers or an audience share of around 10%. It was airing on Channel 4, not BBC or ITV.
"And _not_ in a good way."
Jez’s homosexuality always finds a way to shine through 😂
Every other year I return to this video just to recalibrate my perception of life.
This series elevates "uncomfortable moments" to an art form. Nothing will ever top it.
I honestly thought Inbetweeners had any show I’ve seen beat in that department until I saw this one lol
I never noticed that Mark's mum and dad are shown here, and the same actors aren't kept by Seasonal Beatings
"I'm eating chips and mayonnaise, am on the EDGE" Mark Corrigan
This is the first episode of Peep Show I ever watched and I instantly fell in love
In my top three crying moments of all time. Along with Father Ted and Dougal writing a Lovely Horse and Jay crashing his motorcycle..
"Just. Play. The. Fcking. Note."
“Oh my god this has got to be a dream nothing this bad can ever happen in reality”
Prayer Bucket 😂
"Are you doing already??"😂
You can tell there both dying to burst out laughing when jez starts pissing himself 😂😂
All this shows problems would be solved if Jez and Mark just got a civil partnership.
When he tried to mop it up 💀💀
“I’m ordering you to stop”
'The floodgates are open'. No matter how many times I see this that line always kills me.
The series peaked with this episode. Absolutely hilarious
The dripping ceiling finished me. 👍😂
Mitchell and Webb are great actors
They are, by Vectron!
@@spartybrearly7221 by Vectrons long white beard they truly are!
@@Micjal100 By Vectron you’re correct! I concur with your opinion by Vectron.
"Oh piss yourself, stop pissing yourself', it's not that simple, the floodgates are open!"
Moral of the story; if your friend asks for a prayer bucket then you give them a prayer bucket!
Have been revisting Peep Show and it's just up there. Comedy this brilliant seems impossible now.
Marks coin thing is how I make desisions a lot of the time honestly, it's the result that brings clarity, in the moment of being beholden to a decision you instantly know which one your truly wanted.
And in the rare instance you're still unsure, just go with the coin.
the way he says "shit" is the funniest thing about this clip
Agreed! 😂😂
How many missed calls you got? "28". Thats bullshit I've got "73" my fave line in almost all of Peep Show 😂😂
this had me in stitches. I was literally in tears from laughing so hard the first time I saw it.
This scene is hilariously scarring.
"might not be bad to look like ive gone a tiny bit mad!"
2:05 the fact Jeremy instantly puts his phone away, with zero intention to send the joint text that Mark requested is a classic Jez move.
Although it's all hilarious I think the funniest thing is when Mark starts trying to soak up the piss in a desperate attempt to remain hidden
the scene that made me wanna watch the whole series
One of the best comedy scenes ever
This show is so funny and stressful at the same time.
Mark is good here. He is acting like he’s on ecstasy or something
Fat lines of chang
Pretty much binge-watched Peep Show during lockdown, don't know why I never watched it before!!
I remember being in uncontrollable hysterics when my friends and I first saw this on channel 4
Just see how Mark smiles as it goes through the cracks, that wry sadistic smile of a man grinding another down.
You can see them holding back the laughter 😂
i watched this episode before my wedding
neuroscram and then what?
absolute madman
Did it make you have second thoughts?
"What am I gonna do? Throw myself off?!"
Genuine tears and rib pain.
The way Jeremy says “urinal” and “f*** myself? Eat myself?” 😂😂
“Ur-I-nal”
it's the british pronunciation of urinal
Just stumbled upon this clip. Never seen this show in my life but I feel like I have to now
Oh you really need to watch it
Chance would be a fine thing
Did you ever watch it? 😅
the way he says urinal always gets me
"Overuling the coin" hahaha
Yeno what I enjoyed most about this episode is the build up to this point for a few episodes. I knew as soon as he got engaged he wasn’t gonna go through with it.
The coin flip scene is hilarious. Shit I’m gonna marry, best of 3?😂😂😂
"This is what you've done! You've ground down my sense of self worth over the years! *I hope your proud!* "
Anybody else's anxiety shoot through the roof when they announce that they have 28 and 73 missed phone calls? lol
There's many a great scene in the series, but when I first saw this moment, I laughed so hard it was painful. It's up there with Ted and Dougal writing their Eurovision song, The Prince Regent's scene with Edmund, clucking 'luck luck luck..' and Jay coming off Neil's motorbike. For me anyway.
This scene is the peep of... uhm, I mean the leak of... uhhh, I mean the peak of Peep Show to me.
At 0:07 he says "shit, there's mum and dad" and then the camera proceeds to show people who are clearly not his parents if the Christmas episode is to be believed.
"How many missed calls you got?"
"28"
"That's bullshit, I've got 73"
I don't know why that bit makes me laugh so much
Mark proposing to the random woman in the coffee shop was probably his moment of insanity
"Bit of a wobble, I did just propose to a woman in a coffee shop, and try to get myself run over."
Miss this so much! Still laughing now! ..
This is the greatest scene in peep show's history.
“The coin is not the boss of me”
"Piss myself, is this what it's come to?"
I think I've pissed myself watching this.
I love how this show you start by feeling bad for Mark and the fact he never seems to get what he deserves. But by the end instead of developing and learning from his mistakes, you just end up thinking he's a piece of shit loser who learns nothing haha
"Ugh, it's marry. I'm gonna marry. Shit."
Whenever I'm eating chips with mayonnaise I'm thinking about this clip.
Sometimes I even look it up and watch it again.
I wish I could watch this scene again for the first time, comedy gold
No one saw it coming, so 11/10 joke in my book :)
This was the clip that convinced me to watch the entire show
“Oh shit, shit, oh my god, this has got to be a dream. Nothing this bad could ever happen in reality!”
The funniest line in all of Peep Show delivered to perfection by David Mitchell.
You're overruling the coin?
lmao
Tell them I’d doing a Steven Fry, we’re in Brussels I’m eating chips with mayonnaise, I’m on the edge! You’ve found a blanket under the garage door and I’m wearing an overcoat. 🤣😭
The look on her face
UGH. I don't think there's anything else in this entire world which ever made me cringe-laugh as much as this, holy shit. This show NAILS the cringe humor better than any other show aiming for it that I've seen
This scene had me on the floor, never laughed so hard for any tv series
*I'm ordering you to stop!*
The hymn being played should really have been "All I Want To Do" purely for the reference