Burgling

Name: Burgling
Genre: Comédie
Released: 2008-05-02
Duration: 24 min
Rating: 7.9

Épisode diffusé le 2 mai 2008
TV-MA
24min

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David Mitchell and Jack Bence in Peep Show (2003)

Comédie

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJeremy encourages Mark to start dating again and sets him up with Heather, whom he gets on well with and decides she's "the one." Jeremy is told by an ex-girlfriend he may have chlamydia, bu... Tout lireJeremy encourages Mark to start dating again and sets him up with Heather, whom he gets on well with and decides she's "the one." Jeremy is told by an ex-girlfriend he may have chlamydia, but uses this as excuse to get close to the now single again Big Suze. Meanwhile a spate of ... Tout lireJeremy encourages Mark to start dating again and sets him up with Heather, whom he gets on well with and decides she's "the one." Jeremy is told by an ex-girlfriend he may have chlamydia, but uses this as excuse to get close to the now single again Big Suze. Meanwhile a spate of burglaries might help Mark prove his manhood to Heather in a bid to convince her that he's... Tout lire

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I like the bit where he walked out of the play and went back in time

Anecdotes
As the thieves are leaving with Mark and Jeremy's TV, one says to Mark "Fuck off, clean-shirt." This character is played by the same actor who played the tormenting little hooligan kid who calls Mark "Clean Shirt" in the first ever episode, Warring Factions.

Gaffes
Paula tells Jeremy that she's been diagnosed with chlamydia and that he might want to get tested. She says it's usually symptomless. However in series 3, episode 4 "Sistering", he already has symptomless chlamydia (it is revealed in a conversation with Mark's sister). Although he could have gotten rid of it with antibiotics in the time between the episodes.

Citations
[Jeremy and Mark are watching a tedious, badly acted play with their dates]
Jeremy Usborne: [whispering] When do we get to go out?
Mark Corrigan: [whispering] As far as I can make can out, we get to go out for a bit in a hour. Then we have to come back for two hours.
Jeremy Usborne: You're kidding. I think I'll die.
Mark Corrigan: If this was on television, no one would be watching.
Jeremy Usborne: Oh, God. Why aren't we watching television?
Mark Corrigan: I can't believe coming here cost more than a film.
Jeremy Usborne: I've got Heat on DVD at home. We're watching this, when, for less money, we could be watching Robert De Niro AND Al Pacino.
Paula: Shhh.
Mark Corrigan: I'm going to pretend I am watching Heat.
Jeremy Usborne: OK. Let's pretend we're just watching Heat.