If you're easily offended, do not watch the Inbetweeners. If you're up for a laugh then watch away! The Inbetweeners is a Channel 4 programme based on four young lads at Sixth Form; Will has moved from a posh private school and is befriended, reluctantly by Simon, Jay and Neil. We follow their lives and see the ridiculously funny situations they find themselves in. The show first aired in 2008 and ran for three series', they also did a movie but quite frankly, I'm trying to forget about that. I could waffle on about the show til the cows come home but I don't want to give anything away so I'll just tell you a bit more about the main ...  Read the complete review

~Plot~ Will is a geek who carries a briefcase. We find out in the first programme that his parents divorce has meant that he and his mother have moved to a different area and he has had to leave private school to enrol at the local comp sixth form. Upon starting at his new school he befriends three other 'misfits' and together the foursome get into all kinds of hilarious, inappropriate situations. They really are a hopeless bunch and together are comedy gold. ~Cast~ The Inbetweeners has propelled them all to fame. The four main characters are Simon Bird (Will), Joe Thomas (Simon), James Buckley (Jay) and Blake Harrison (Neil). Other regulars include ...  Read the complete review

The Inbetweeners has been one of the best series of teenage comedy in years! Watching a typical group off teenage lads at six form trying to impress girls. Every episode is as funny as the last, they are really cleaver thought up plots that will get anyone in stiches. The first series is so funny, its where the group of lads meet each other at six form to start their adventures. They try a number of different things and ways to win over the ladies, from getting drunk, trying drugs and even getting a car but they all prove wrong. The only one to sucessfully get with the girl is the geeky one. The best thing about the series has got to be the famous ...  Read the complete review

An extremely popular programme for students my age and for a good reason. The show has annoying yet strangely likeable characters, who just want to get laid. While they may seem crude mouthed and shallow at first glance, the shows writers actually did a very good job at portraying life at college, which skins never seemed to manage. Skins left you wondering why your younger awkward years were not full of raves, sex and drugs like you'd have hoped, whereas inbetweeners paints a more realistic,yet still slightly exaggerated for comedic value, picture of life at that age. Theres the guy who lies about how many girls he has had sex with and the one teacher everyone thinks ...  Read the complete review

It's hard to believe that there have only been 18 episodes of The Inbetweeners in total. For the past couple of months on Monday nights my Facebook newsfeed has been littered with comments and quotes from The Inbetweeners series 3 which unfortunately now ended! The story The Inbetweeners follows the lives of four teenage boys who are unlucky with girls, have embarrassing parents and are just generally crude and clueless. Their exploits range from revealing 'themselves' on a catwalk to pooing during a school exam but the end results are always disasterous and leave them in trouble. Their ultimate aim in life is to have sex and impress girls - ...  Read the complete review