@@davidz3786 Thank you for confirming the chronological order. This was a valid use of the comment section. Also, I saw the original comment and it was edited before the troll imposter (davidZ4) responded. No doubt the edit was to correct a typo and the imposter is just trying to use this to stir up trouble again - not a valid use of the comment section.
Did you know that Executioner's Bong's debut LP, called simply “Executioner's Bong” had four number one singles on it? It's hard to choose a favourite among so many great tracks, but "The Executioner's Bong" is one of the best, most powerful songs ever written about self-preservation, dignity. Its universal message crosses all boundaries and instils one with the hope that it's not too late to better ourselves. Since it's impossible in this world we live in to empathize with others, we can always empathize with ourselves. It's an important message, crucial really. And it's beautifully stated on the album.
@@user-lu8nh6nq4l But David Mitchell and Robert Weber are even lazier, by not doing what needs to be done and just make a new series. They should at least providesome glimpse of what they're doing in mid-life, before they make arrangements to live in a retirement home, or aboard Pej's houseboat that was sold at auction in Rotterdam.
peep show youtube keeps on uploading repeats, it's shit and a cynical money grab, I've heard the same jokes over many of their videos, they can go do one
@@MMaRsu you don't have the intelligence to understand englidsh, so there is no point explaining what is self evident. I suggest you learn English before you open your trap
I'm sorry, but Jez eating Mummy is just so stupid. It makes no sense. I get the writers' intention, but it removes all sense of immersion. It is the laziest joke in the entire show.
He's eating the evidence after his previous attempts to get rid of it failed. Tying a rock to it & throwing it in the canal would've worked, but they either didn't think of that or didn't have a rope.
S17, ep9, Quantockification (Christmas special 2001). Originally watched by 23.4 million people, this was the highest viewed episode of Peep Show's 34 year run. It also featured the third and final appearance of Super Hans.
Jez's bloody natural charm really swung the jury. Good thing his facial tick didn't interfere that time
Facial ‘spasming’
@@RIJU9285 facial spasaming? You do not have facial spa..!
Well he is Speedo, the best defense attorney this side of Palm Springs in Florida.
I read someone say that Jez always hits new lows, but yet he never peaks, and that's stuck with me
He got the commission!
Great compilation. No spoilers. Good work! Laughing away here! Oh. And good audio work too.
15:05 always got me laughing like a mad dog every time it comes up
19:10 makes me burst out laughing every time.
“Mark what the hell are you talking about”
I love that The Right Hon. Julius Nicholson, The Lord Nicholson of Arnage, is the foreman of the jury.
The bald man has done a funny !
Neil's dad.
@@nathanjones5457he's not a paedo🤣🤣
You like it don't you?
Yes I do like it
I appreciate that the clips are in chronological order! S1 all the way up to S9
As you know imposter, PS has 9 series.
@@DavidZ4-gg3dm yes, I do know, that's why I said S1 to S9
@@davidz3786 You edited it to that a couple of hours after writing your comment.
@@davidz3786 Thank you for confirming the chronological order. This was a valid use of the comment section. Also, I saw the original comment and it was edited before the troll imposter (davidZ4) responded. No doubt the edit was to correct a typo and the imposter is just trying to use this to stir up trouble again - not a valid use of the comment section.
*Oh yeah take that teabag tin!*
Someone like Jez would be a lot of fun in small doses, but a nightmare full time.
Mark simply must get rid of him.
Did you know that Executioner's Bong's debut LP, called simply “Executioner's Bong” had four number one singles on it?
It's hard to choose a favourite among so many great tracks, but "The Executioner's Bong" is one of the best, most powerful songs ever written about self-preservation, dignity. Its universal message crosses all boundaries and instils one with the hope that it's not too late to better ourselves.
Since it's impossible in this world we live in to empathize with others, we can always empathize with ourselves. It's an important message, crucial really. And it's beautifully stated on the album.
15:52 😂😂😂😂😂
Maverick from Sam Oates bideford and demi the dog
Neil's Dad?!
6:23 - April doesn't have low self-esteem; she's just a bit shy.
She does have low self-esteem. There's no way she'd be interested in Mark otherwise. Look at her and then look at him
She does have low self esteem, she talks bad about herself
@@rorz999How about Cally? She's of above-average looks, has high self-esteem yet has a fling with him.
@@michaelparra2134 When?
@@rorz999 How is Mark a means to an end for Cally? He's not part of Jez & Hans' band that she briefly manages - he merely tags along.
On Jez'll beach is on tonight -- sounds messy
On Chesil Beach
So it’s not going to get born old, or young😂
This needs far more Nancy & Elena.
Why isn't it in chronological order?
Why does that matter? There's nothing wrong with the clips being out of order. People don't watch compilations of clips for narrative continuity
@@rorz999 It'd make sense, especially if some of the clips include references to previous events.
@@DavidZ4-gg3dmyou will complain about it, but you won't create and upload your own compilations
@@rorz999 I don't know how to do that, nor avoid the video being taken down as a copyvio.
@@rorz999 I read your initial response in David Mitchells' voice 😮😂
Why doesn't this include any of his interactions with Johnson, Sarah, Suze, or Toni?
They’re lazy and just compile previously made videos
@@user-lu8nh6nq4l But David Mitchell and Robert Weber are even lazier, by not doing what needs to be done and just make a new series. They should at least providesome glimpse of what they're doing in mid-life, before they make arrangements to live in a retirement home, or aboard Pej's houseboat that was sold at auction in Rotterdam.
@@ModMokkaMattiMitchell and Webb aren't the writers. Take it up with Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain.
The jury Foreman's actually more of a Aftman.
peep show youtube keeps on uploading repeats, it's shit and a cynical money grab, I've heard the same jokes over many of their videos, they can go do one
How is it a money grab lol
@@MMaRsu you don't have the intelligence to understand englidsh, so there is no point explaining what is self evident. I suggest you learn English before you open your trap
@@Daffy-Deck You kind of undermine your own point when you misspell 'English'
I'm sorry, but Jez eating Mummy is just so stupid. It makes no sense. I get the writers' intention, but it removes all sense of immersion. It is the laziest joke in the entire show.
He's eating the evidence after his previous attempts to get rid of it failed. Tying a rock to it & throwing it in the canal would've worked, but they either didn't think of that or didn't have a rope.
Well they don't own a boat or any cattle tbf
Jez sucking his fingers clean afterwards was funny. But I agree with your point, it's too silly.
S17, ep9, Quantockification (Christmas special 2001). Originally watched by 23.4 million people, this was the highest viewed episode of Peep Show's 34 year run. It also featured the third and final appearance of Super Hans.
Your hobby is badly impersonating me.
Thank you for this relevant, useful, factual information. I haven't seen S17 of PS, but I will start on it soon
This is correct. Although the viewing figures were 23.48 million, and Peep Show’s run was 33 years, 10 months and 17 days for accuracy.
@@rorz999 You are welcome sir. Enjoy the last 17 seasons as a true Peep Show fan.
@@mikeoxlong5928 My apologies for rounding up/down the data. Always great when a true fan shows this kind of precision.