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The IT Crowd
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The comedic misadventures of Roy, Moss, and their grifting supervisor Jen, a 'motley crew' of IT support workers at a large corporation headed by a hotheaded yuppie.
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- E1 The Work OutingAug 24, 2007 · 25 min · ★ 8.9
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Jen is asked out on a date by Philip, and Roy and Moss decide to tag along, which ruins any chance of romance Jen was hoping for.
Guest stars: Brett Allen (Donald), Ash Atalla (Rampant Gay Man), Nicholas Burns (Jerome), Lydia Fox (Laura), Adam G. Goodwin (Barman), Gavin Keenan (Singer), Jamie Michie (Philip), Guy Porritt (Policeman)
- E2 Return of the Golden ChildAug 31, 2007 · 24 min · ★ 7.7
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Moss uses a website to calculate Roy's time of death, but Roy doesn't want to know. Nevertheless Moss spills it anyway, making Roy very nervous. Meanwhile, Denholm's death means trouble for Jen, Roy and Moss, until support appears in the form of a mysterious, albeit libidinous, stranger.
Guest stars: Chris Morris (Denholm Reynholm), Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), Belinda Stewart-Wilson (Barbara), Silas Carson (Derek), Alex Macqueen (Vicar), Charlotte Weston (Stephanie), Noel Fielding (Richmond)
- E3 Moss and the GermanSep 7, 2007 · 25 min · ★ 7.9
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Moss decides to sign himself up for a German cookery course, but due to a slight miscommunication between Moss and the advertiser, it turns out to be something else entirely. Roy tries to see a film before someone can spoil the ending for him. Jen finds out smoking is not as glamorous as she used to think.
Guest stars: Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), James Bachman (Jeff), Andrew Brooke (Policeman), Richard Cambridge (Bad Guy), Gerald Lepkowski (Jorg), Philip Rham (Johann)
- E4 The Dinner PartySep 14, 2007 · 22 min · ★ 8.0
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Jen's attempt to throw a successful dinner party don't go exactly the way she was hoping. The evening isn't a total disaster for everyone, though, as Richmond meets the woman of his dreams.
Guest stars: Sarah Hadland (Margaret), Orla Hannon (Mother), Orlando Seale (Peter File), Catherine Shepherd (Jessica), Dolly Wells (Paula), Noel Fielding (Richmond)
- E5 Smoke and MirrorsSep 21, 2007 · 25 min · ★ 7.6
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When Jen complains about her bad bra, Moss attempts to create the world's most perfect bra. When he succeeds, he attempts to get onto the BBC show Dragon's Den to demonstrate it, which turns out a bit awkward.
Guest stars: Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), Cordelia Bugeja (Abi), Richard Attlee (Stephen Premel), Amelia Bullmore (Helen Buley), Gemma Cousins (BBC Woman), Adam Farr (Peter), Peter Sullivan (John), Kirsty Wark (Herself)
- E6 Men Without WomenSep 28, 2007 · 24 min · ★ 7.4
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After making several unsuccessful advances, Douglas offers Jen the job as his new PA in order to get even closer to her. This way he hopes to slip a potion in her tea, that he obtained from a sorcerer and which should make Douglas irresistable to Jen.
Guest stars: Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), Graham Linehan (Blind Irish Sorcerer)
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Created by Graham Linehan
Chris O'Dowd
Richard Ayoade
Katherine Parkinson
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Timefox881Aug 3, 2021
This, along with stuff like Inbetweeners, Black Books, Friday Night Dinner etc, is an example of where Brits go a little overboard in rating their humor too highly. Plus, Americans hear a British accent and think it must "British humor". There's nothing British about the humor in this show. It's standard, straightforward universal sitcom humor. None of these shows are doing anything challenging or inventive. It's safe predictable joke after safe predictable joke. You can s… Read more
ee the formula like a baseball pitcher winding up his pitch. And the punchline comes right when and where you'd expect it to land. If you're interested in seeing some decent British comedy, check out Detectorists, Camping, Mister Winner, Mandy, This Country, Yonderland or even Plebs. There's nothing going on in The IT Crowd that you haven't seen 100 times before.
