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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 From HellNov 21, 2008 · 24 min · ★ 7.8
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Douglas's negligence in running the company nearly ruins Reynholm Industries. Meanwhile, Jen has a builder over at her house to do some renovations. When Roy seems to remember the guy from being on a TV show "Builders from hell", Jen gets a bit nervous.
Guest stars: Chris Morris (Denholm Reynholm), Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), Tom Binns (Nolan), Togo Igawa (Mr. Yamamoto), Jonathan Ryland (Gary)
- E2 Are We Not Men?Nov 28, 2008 · 22 min · ★ 7.6
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Roy and Moss try to meet new friends by getting familiar with the latest football news and slang. They meet new, yet peculiar friends. Meanwhile, Jen dates a guy who looks like a magician.
Guest stars: Paul Bazely (Michael), Cavan Clerkin (Dan), Jon Foster (Barry), Derek Ezenagu (Luke), John Willie Hopkins (Postman Harry)
- E3 Tramps Like UsDec 5, 2008 · 22 min · ★ 7.8
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When a sexual harassment case ends with a low pay out, Jen, Roy and Moss find themselves all moving in different directions.
Guest stars: Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), Tom Binns (Nolan), Lucy Robinson (June), Janet Whiteside (Olive), Adam De Ville (Greg), Tom Meeten (Tramp), Laura Patch (Tour Guide), Darren Strange (Lawyer)
- E4 The SpeechDec 12, 2008 · 25 min · ★ 8.4
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Jen makes enemies of Roy and Moss after trying to assert herself more after being named as Employee of the Month. Douglas discovers that the woman who he loves is not quite as she seems.
Guest stars: Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), Lucy Montgomery (April), Tom Binns (Nolan), Graham Linehan (Panicked Man)
- E5 FriendfaceDec 19, 2008 · 23 min · ★ 8.2
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The boys are introduced to a social networking website by Jen. Through the site they get in touch with old acquaintances to which they brag a little bit too much, which leads to awkward situations.
Guest stars: Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), Suzie Toase (Alison), Claudia Harrison (Delina), James Tovell (Terry), Lewis Macleod (Friendface (voice)), Nathan Robinson (School Friend)
- E6 Calendar GeeksDec 26, 2008 · 24 min · ★ 7.8
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To raise money for charity, the girls of the 7th floor come up with the idea to do a nude calendar. Roy -who happens to be there to fix a computer- gets excited when the girls ask him to do the photography. Jen doesn't like the idea so much and comes up with an alternative.
Guest stars: Matt Berry (Douglas Reynholm), Alexandra Weaver (Kimberly), Ty Glaser (Nadine), Hazel Douglas (Joan), Hywel John (Dave), Jacob Edwards (Niall), Lewis Macleod (Charity Voice (voice)), Anthony Harwood (Cavorting Geek)
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Created by Graham Linehan
Chris O'Dowd
Richard Ayoade
Katherine Parkinson
Matt BerryVideos
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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.
