Im in my 30s and I only found out about 18 months ago that some people dont consider themselves to have much/any inner monologue like that at all. I always assumed - like me - people had that going on almost every waking moment. Makes sense. Some people I meet definitely _act_ like there's nothing but a slight breeze shifting around up there.
Some of the best anecdotes involved the POV I think. The scene on the bus with the weird kid hanging over the seat :D then seeing Mark and Jez sitting next to eachother was genius :)
funny hearing them talking about how pov filming is awkward gimmicky and jarring. today it seems perfectly natural and will age well because of the rise of youtube and vlogging
I think she does explain quite well why Peep Show is so appealing. She doesn't actually believe men don't have a consciousness, but she has a point about how men are generally much less emotionally expressive, or that they are at least perceived that way. In Peep Show, the actual thing that people _see_ is what we see. It makes it eerily real, even if the situations are often otherworldly. And it brings into focus things like Jeremy's facial expressions, and of course the attempt to articulate their inner self with words.
I love everything about this show, but I gotta say... the opening theme from series 1 suits its embarrassing/cringeworthy/uncomfortable humour more than the current one. Still, been counting the minutes until series 8 comes out!
People can't read sarcasm on the internet. Or at least if there's room for it, at least one person will fall for it. That just combines with the fact that I think we are actually trying to make an "american version"
LMAO Lucy Mangina never met an actual male human being in her life, In my experience it is the women that have no internal dialogue and just keep making the same mistakes and falling in the same pits
When I watched Series 1, I thought the POV was messy. You didn´t alway know when the characters were thinking, or actually saying things. Over the nexts seasons they leave that behind. When someone had a mental monologue, the camara would show his face, leting us know he isn´t speaking. Also, they started to changing to voice volumen. In my own opinion, Peep Show always was funny AF, but they got their true Mojo at the end of Season 2.
This was made 12 years ago and the show is still absolutely banging
I'm so glad that even though the beginning was rough for PS, it still lived.
Here in NY we love Peep Show
Many thanks from a loyal fan from NYC! :))
He's bringing it down! He's bringing it up! He's bringing it up! He's bringing it down!
Thank you so much from Colorado!!!
Thanks so much from Calgary!
Thanks from Toronto!
the lady who found it a revalation that men have a internal monologue bothers me
Just retarded misandry
It will be an incredible relief to you that she was obviously joking.
@@EDoyl she wasnt joking....
Im in my 30s and I only found out about 18 months ago that some people dont consider themselves to have much/any inner monologue like that at all. I always assumed - like me - people had that going on almost every waking moment.
Makes sense. Some people I meet definitely _act_ like there's nothing but a slight breeze shifting around up there.
3rd wave 🌊 fem?
Some of the best anecdotes involved the POV I think. The scene on the bus with the weird kid hanging over the seat :D then seeing Mark and Jez sitting next to eachother was genius :)
I wish we had some similarly brilliant comedy show in France... British ppl have all the good comedies its not fair...
You can either get laid or be funny.
French aren't funny. Next to the germans
@@jackmehoffe9372 Calm down.
@@gordonferrar7782 I'm not angry mate. Do you fancy a shower in that brand new complex with the people in black and white stripes?
“Gervais is French which means I may be shit in bed but at least I’ve got bad breath”
awesome! really appreciate you sharing these videos, cheers from san diego
funny hearing them talking about how pov filming is awkward gimmicky and jarring. today it seems perfectly natural and will age well because of the rise of youtube and vlogging
6:18: what the fuck is she talking about?
I think she does explain quite well why Peep Show is so appealing. She doesn't actually believe men don't have a consciousness, but she has a point about how men are generally much less emotionally expressive, or that they are at least perceived that way.
In Peep Show, the actual thing that people _see_ is what we see. It makes it eerily real, even if the situations are often otherworldly. And it brings into focus things like Jeremy's facial expressions, and of course the attempt to articulate their inner self with words.
Misandry. Imagine that being said about women. A man's carrier would be ruined after uttering that.
@@Richard_is_coolIt's being said in these comments, not surprisingly.
Thank you so much!
Here in New England we love it, too!
I love everything about this show, but I gotta say... the opening theme from series 1 suits its embarrassing/cringeworthy/uncomfortable humour more than the current one. Still, been counting the minutes until series 8 comes out!
Sharon Horgan voiceover?
People can't read sarcasm on the internet. Or at least if there's room for it, at least one person will fall for it. That just combines with the fact that I think we are actually trying to make an "american version"
Why is this not on the series 7 DVD
Ask David Z2
Love this show!!! Thanks from Texas!
Peep Show is the English Arrested Development. at least you guys got lucky to have 9 seasons.
Danke
it's been tried twice in america, actually. didn't work both times
Americans aren't as cynical or cruel as the Brits.
I'm still shocked when people tell me they haven't seen it.
LMAO Lucy Mangina never met an actual male human being in her life, In my experience it is the women that have no internal dialogue and just keep making the same mistakes and falling in the same pits
How do you have experience with women's internal thoughts?
What a stupid comment.
PS was lightning in a bottle
it's so weird to see them in a non-pov perspective
@kelliop This is a joke, right?
One of my favorite shows. I often wondered why it was shot the way it was. I just thought it was a British TV style.
no,it isnt.
@evanaliaross lol, don't get lured in by the troll ;p
When I watched Series 1, I thought the POV was messy. You didn´t alway know when the characters were thinking, or actually saying things.
Over the nexts seasons they leave that behind. When someone had a mental monologue, the camara would show his face, leting us know he isn´t speaking. Also, they started to changing to voice volumen.
In my own opinion, Peep Show always was funny AF, but they got their true Mojo at the end of Season 2.
Some bird finds it extraordinary that men have a consciousness. State of the world, guys, state of the world.