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Peep Show Series 5 [2008] starring: David Mitchell, Robert Webb, Rachel Blanchard, Olivia Colman, Matt King directed by: Becky Martin List Price: £19.99 Childrens Toy Shop Price: £7.48 You Save: £12.51 (63%)Prices subject to change. |
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Audience Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over Binding: DVD EAN: 6867441018797 Format: PAL Label: Channel 4 DVD Manufacturer: Channel 4 DVD Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Channel 4 DVD Region Code: 2 Release Date: June 16, 2008 Running Time: 180 minutes Studio: Channel 4 DVD Theatrical Release Date: 2008 Sales Rank: 129 Related Items:
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Editorial Review: Amazon.co.uk: The multi award-winning and critically acclaimed comedy returns to DVD for a fifth series. Peep Show continues to delve into the innermost thoughts of Mark (David Mitchell) - the conventional one seething with inner rages and desires - and Jeremy (Robert Webb) - the loose cannon full of expressed rages and desires - but seething with even more rage on the inside. Mark and Jeremy are entering their 30s with failed marriages behind them, few prospects, and a sense of impending crisis. Time is running out for them to sort out their lives. Jeremy’s mother appears on the scene and it soon becomes clear why he’s ended up as he is. Mark goes speed dating, and discovers money can buy you love. Jeremy and Superhans (Matt King) play at a Christian Rock Festival; the flat suffers multiple burglaries and the boys endure their worst ever night out – at the theatre. Extras: BEHIND THE SCENES with Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong guiding you through the production process, from how they get ideas for the series, read throughs and rehearsals with cast, to shooting on set and on location to the final product! PEEP SHOW RELATIONSHIP TREE – your guide to whose slept with whom throughout all the Peep Show series’… this is a trip through Mark and Jeremy’s love lives throughout series 1-5, with clips and graphics to explain the various connections! DELETED SCENES SOPHIE’S POV – existing scenes from episode 6 written by Sam and Jesse from Sophie’s point of view. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - a little drop in form Series five of peep show continues on from where series four left off and builds the story nicely but at the same time there is a wee drop in form here that means the show loses its consistency for perhaps the very first time. The series starts well but falls a little with a puerile feel to it at times that beggars the belief that is a brilliantly written show,some of this feels wrong,the episode with the australian lodger being average to say the least,the laughs are still here and there but not everywhere,and that again is a new development. The story arc here is good though and of the six episodes i would state that 4 are still gold with two maybe drowning in childish antics that arent worthy of these two great characters,still ... Read More: Rating:  - still goin strong5 star quality comedy yet again. The only small complaint about this series is that there ain't enough Johnston (bar episode 6). Long term fans won't feel let down. Buy it now u fools! Rating: - A step down.In an interview on the special features of That Mitchell And Webb Look Season One, Robert Webb said that he didn't want to use the Gervais tactic of make two great seasons and then end a show. Thank goodness he didn't, because while season 3 of Peep Show was slightly below par, season 4 might just be the show's funniest season. However, perhaps that's where they should've left it. Season 5 of Peep Show, the first-person perspective program which gives voice to all the darkest and filthiest thoughts we daren't discuss, is not up to the previous four series' standards. In previous seasons, while Jez and Mark made terrible decisions, the viewer felt that it was a terrible decision they would have made. In season 5, things seem to get ... Read More: Rating: - The Megatron!All too often a great comedy series starts to turn stale because it ran for one or two series longer than it should have done. The last series of Red Dwarf left a bitter taste in the mouth, whereas Spaced left it at two series and finished on a high. Peep Show has gone on for perhaps two series more than most would have expected, but more surprisingly, it's still better than most of the other stuff on telly. From the very first episode you know that this hasn't lost any of the magic. This series maintains the high quality of writing we've come to expect from Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain. There are points on this DVD release where I've had to rewind back a few moments to re-experience some lines which had ... Read More: Rating: - Fading slowly but still goodThis series is quite dark in the first two or three episodes, before miraculously, everybody seems to cheer up. Some massive highlights, including a run in with the Scientologists, but not quite at the peaks of previous efforts. |
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