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* FridgeBrilliance: In the opener of Series 7 Mark reveals he has a fear of children. Then you remember back to the very first episode where he is constantly bullied by a gang of children.
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* FridgeBrilliance: In the opener of Series 7 7, Mark reveals he has a fear of children. Then you remember back to the very first episode where he is constantly bullied by a gang of children.
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* GeniusBonus: When Super Hans temporarily becomes obsessed with running in Series 7, he calls up Jeremy to rescue him after having “accidentally run to Windsor”. The distance between Apollo House and Windsor is exactly 26.2 miles, the exact length of a marathon.
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* GeniusBonus: When Super Hans temporarily becomes obsessed with running in Series 7, he calls up Jeremy to rescue him after having “accidentally "accidentally run to Windsor”.Windsor". The distance between Apollo House and Windsor is exactly 26.2 miles, the exact length of a marathon.
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** Jeremy blurts out “What I’m saying is they should be more honest. At least, Tony Adams from the IRA, he's like, "Yeah, I shoot people. I like shooting people."” while talking politics with Mark and Johnson, the obvious aspect of the joke being that he’s got Gerry Adams’ name wrong, and the more subtle part is that Adams has always been very adamant that he was never in the IRA and has never killed anyone.
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** Jeremy blurts out “What I’m "What I'm saying is they should be more honest. At least, Tony Adams from the IRA, he's like, "Yeah, I shoot people. I like shooting people."” "" while talking politics with Mark and Johnson, the obvious aspect of the joke being that he’s he's got Gerry Adams’ Adams' name wrong, and the more subtle part is that Adams has always been very adamant that he was never in the IRA and has never killed anyone.
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** Mark and Dobby. Their ship name can be Dork. Creator/DavidMitchell [[https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/podcast-secrets-of-the-pharaohs-a-peep-show-podcast/id1445150030 41:22]]. agrees.
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** Mark and Dobby. Their ship name can be Dork. Creator/DavidMitchell [[https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/podcast-secrets-of-the-pharaohs-a-peep-show-podcast/id1445150030 41:22]]. 41:22]] agrees.
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* SeasonalRot: Not as extreme a case as some other shows, but Series 8 is generally considered to be something of a creative slump: while still immensely quotable and having one or two great episodes, many viewers felt that Dobby's shift in personality from geeky office drone to pretentious hipster felt abrupt, and that the love triangle between her, Mark and Jeremy felt contrived. Other complaints include the addition of Dobby’s obnoxious friends to the cast, Mark and Jeremy’s relationship becoming less love/hate and more genuinely mean-spirited, and the either complete absence or much reduced role of fan favourite characters from previous series like Johnson, Big Suze and Sophie.
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* SeasonalRot: SeasonalRot:
** Not as extreme a case as some other shows, but Series 8 is generally considered to be something of a creative slump: while still immensely quotable and having one or two great episodes, many viewers felt that Dobby's shift in personality from geeky office drone to pretentious hipster felt abrupt, and that the love triangle between her, Mark and Jeremy felt contrived. Other complaints include the addition of Dobby’s obnoxious friends to the cast, Mark and Jeremy’s relationship becoming less love/hate and more genuinely mean-spirited, and the either complete absence or much reduced role of fan favourite characters from previous series like Johnson, Big Suze and Sophie.
** Not as extreme a case as some other shows, but Series 8 is generally considered to be something of a creative slump: while still immensely quotable and having one or two great episodes, many viewers felt that Dobby's shift in personality from geeky office drone to pretentious hipster felt abrupt, and that the love triangle between her, Mark and Jeremy felt contrived. Other complaints include the addition of Dobby’s obnoxious friends to the cast, Mark and Jeremy’s relationship becoming less love/hate and more genuinely mean-spirited, and the either complete absence or much reduced role of fan favourite characters from previous series like Johnson, Big Suze and Sophie.
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** Dobby: The kind, sympathetic woman who knows how to help ease Mark out of his shell? Or the realistic version of ManicPixieDreamGirl who slowly reveals a more flakey personality, a group of friends who Mark cannot get on with and eventually abandons Mark for what she what she really wants whilst leading him on?
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** Dobby: The kind, sympathetic woman who knows how to help ease Mark out of his shell? Or the realistic version of ManicPixieDreamGirl who slowly reveals a more flakey personality, a group of friends who Mark cannot get on with and eventually abandons Mark for what she what she really wants whilst leading him on? on re moving in with him?
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** Dobby: The kind, sympathetic woman who knows how to help ease Mark out of his shell? Or the realistic version of ManicPixieDreamGirl who slowly reveals a more flakey personality, a group of friends who Mark cannot get on with and eventually abandons Mark for what she what she really wants whilst leading him on?
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* AwardSnub: Creator/RickyGervais publicly blasted the [=BAFTA=]s for not giving the show any nominations, calling it the best British sitcom since ''Series/FatherTed''.
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* AwardSnub: Creator/RickyGervais publicly blasted the [=BAFTA=]s UsefulNotes/{{BAFTA}} for not giving the show any nominations, calling it the best British sitcom since ''Series/FatherTed''.
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** "Dance Class" consists of Mark, Jeremy, Sophie and Nancy spend a weekend at a classmate’s country house. One scene has the five of them go skinny-dipping in a lake. Mark, at first, is hesitant as everyone roots for him to take his trunks off and jump in. Jeremy, in particular, appears to be the most interested as he starts a chant of "Off! Off! Off!" and even pulls on his trunks as a joke. Later on, the group decide to play {{spin the bottle}} and Mark and Jeremy end up kissing each other… on the lips… in the most passionate way possible. Although a two-second kiss would’ve done just fine, the both of them go all the way with it and make out for almost twenty seconds, with Mark’s only complaint being Jeremy’s lack of flossing. Yeah…
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** "Dance Class" consists of Mark, Jeremy, Sophie and Nancy spend spending a weekend at a classmate’s country house. One scene has the five of them go skinny-dipping in a lake. Mark, at first, is hesitant as everyone roots for him to take his trunks off and jump in. Jeremy, in particular, appears to be the most interested as he starts a chant of "Off! Off! Off!" and even pulls on his trunks as a joke. Later on, the group decide to play {{spin the bottle}} and Mark and Jeremy end up kissing each other… on the lips… in the most passionate way possible. Although a two-second kiss would’ve done just fine, the both of them go all the way with it and make out for almost twenty seconds, with Mark’s only complaint being Jeremy’s lack of flossing. Yeah…
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** When Mark despairs that he will never find "the one", Jez thinks to himself, "I'm his one."
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** Mark wrestling Jeremy to the ground in "Burgling". When Mark despairs that he will never find "the one", Jez thinks to himself, "I'm his one."
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* HoYay: Mark and Jeremy get this treatment at various points, with most of it coming from Jeremy, who's also hinted to be bisexual. The both of them tend to sabotage the each other's efforts with the opposite sex, and routinely hug and even kiss each other when in high spirits.
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* HoYay: Mark and Jeremy get this treatment at various points, with most of it coming from Jeremy, who's also hinted to be bisexual. The both of them tend to sabotage the each other's efforts with the opposite sex, sex and routinely hug and even kiss each other when in high spirits.
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* AwardSnub: Creator/RickyGervais publicly blasted the BAFTAs for not giving the show any nominations, calling it the best British sitcom since ''Series/FatherTed''.
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* AwardSnub: Creator/RickyGervais publicly blasted the BAFTAs [=BAFTA=]s for not giving the show any nominations, calling it the best British sitcom since ''Series/FatherTed''.
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** After Sophie runs away, crying and sobbing and immediately wanting to divorce, Jeremy sits in the seat in the back of the car, where Sophie previously sat, next to Mark and the episode ends with the car driving off, making the two of them look like newly-wedded husbands.
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** In "Quantocking", Mark gives Jez his fleece.
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** In "Quantocking", Mark gives Jez [[HerBoyfriendsJacket his fleece.fleece]].
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* HoYay: Mark and Jeremy to get this treatment at various points, with most of it coming from Jeremy, who's also hinted to be bisexual. The both of them tend to sabotage the each other's efforts with the opposite sex, and routinely hug and even kiss each other when in high spirits.
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* HoYay: Mark and Jeremy to get this treatment at various points, with most of it coming from Jeremy, who's also hinted to be bisexual. The both of them tend to sabotage the each other's efforts with the opposite sex, and routinely hug and even kiss each other when in high spirits.
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** Although his thoughts are immoral, they provide a prominent example when Jez, for a brief moment, ponders raping Mark while the latter is drugged and unconcious in "Shrooming"
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** In "Quantocking", Mark gives Jez his fleece.
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-->'''Mark:''' (''about Jez'') He's an idiot, but he's ''my'' idiot.
*** Also, from the same episode:
-->'''Mark:''' (''about Jez'') He's an idiot, but he's ''my'' idiot.
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* HoYay:
**HoYay: Mark and Jeremy to get this treatment at various points, with most of it coming from Jeremy, who's also hinted to be bisexual. The both of them tend to sabotage the each other's efforts with the opposite sex, and routinely hug and even kiss each other when in high spirits.
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** "Dance Class" consists of Mark, Jeremy, Sophie and Nancy spend a weekend at a classmate’s country house. One scene has the five of them go skinny-dipping in a lake. Mark, at first, is hesitant as everyone roots for him to take his trunks off and jump in. Jeremy, in particular, appears to be the most interested as he starts a chant of "Off! Off! Off!" and even pulls on his trunks as a joke. Later on, the group decide to play {{spin the bottle}} and Mark and Jeremy end up kissing each other… on the lips… in the most passionate way possible, with Mark’s only complaint being Jeremy’s lack of flossing. Yeah…
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** "Dance Class" consists of Mark, Jeremy, Sophie and Nancy spend a weekend at a classmate’s country house. One scene has the five of them go skinny-dipping in a lake. Mark, at first, is hesitant as everyone roots for him to take his trunks off and jump in. Jeremy, in particular, appears to be the most interested as he starts a chant of "Off! Off! Off!" and even pulls on his trunks as a joke. Later on, the group decide to play {{spin the bottle}} and Mark and Jeremy end up kissing each other… on the lips… in the most passionate way possible, possible. Although a two-second kiss would’ve done just fine, the both of them go all the way with it and make out for almost twenty seconds, with Mark’s only complaint being Jeremy’s lack of flossing. Yeah…
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** Mark and Jeremy tend to sabotage the each other's efforts with the opposite sex, and routinely hug and even kiss each other when in high spirits. In short, there's quite a lot of it flying around. Notably, Mark's best match is Dobby [[spoiler:who Jeremy falls in love with because she's a female version of himself,]] which means by proxy he's dating a female Jeremy (albeit without Jez's extreme narcissism).
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** Mark and Jeremy tend to sabotage the each other's efforts with the opposite sex, and routinely hug and even kiss each other when in high spirits. In short, there's quite a lot of it flying around.
** Notably, Mark's best match is Dobby [[spoiler:who Jeremy falls in love with because she's a female version of himself,]] which means by proxy he's dating a female Jeremy (albeit without Jez's extreme narcissism).
** Notably, Mark's best match is Dobby [[spoiler:who Jeremy falls in love with because she's a female version of himself,]] which means by proxy he's dating a female Jeremy (albeit without Jez's extreme narcissism).
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** "Dance Class" consists of Mark, Jeremy, Sophie and Nancy spend a weekend at a classmate’s country house. One scene has the five of them go skinny-dipping in a lake. Mark, at first, is hesitant as everyone roots for him to take his trunks off and jump in. Jeremy, in particular, appears to be the most interested as he starts a chant of "Off! Off! Off!" and even pulls on his trunks as a joke. Later on, the group decide to play spin the bottle and Mark and Jeremy end up kissing each other… on the lips… in the most passionate way possible, with Mark’s only complaint being Jeremy’s lack of flossing. Yeah…
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** "Dance Class" consists of Mark, Jeremy, Sophie and Nancy spend a weekend at a classmate’s country house. One scene has the five of them go skinny-dipping in a lake. Mark, at first, is hesitant as everyone roots for him to take his trunks off and jump in. Jeremy, in particular, appears to be the most interested as he starts a chant of "Off! Off! Off!" and even pulls on his trunks as a joke. Later on, the group decide to play spin {{spin the bottle bottle}} and Mark and Jeremy end up kissing each other… on the lips… in the most passionate way possible, with Mark’s only complaint being Jeremy’s lack of flossing. Yeah…
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** "Dance Class" consists of Mark, Jeremy, Sophie and Nancy spend a weekend at a classmate’s country house. One scene has the five of them go skinny-dipping in a lake. Mark, at first, is hesitant as everyone roots for him to take his trunks off and jump in. Jeremy, in particular, appears to be the most interested as he starts a chant of "Off! Off! Off!" and even pulls on his trunks as a joke. Later on, the group decide to play spin the bottle and Mark and Jeremy end up kissing each other… on the lips… in the most passionate way possible, with Mark’s only complaint being Jeremy’s lack of flossing. Yeah…
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This is from That Mitchell And Webb Look and should be (and, conveniently enough, already is) on that show's page.
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*** Also from a skit with the duo, "Are we the baddies?"
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-->'''Mark:''' (''in his mind'') Great, he’ll be able to pay off the Blockbusters. Plus, I’ll be able to order him around. Not horribly, just "Jeremy, could you file this for me?", "Could you take that?" Could you suck this for me?" (''realisation'') Jesus! Where did ''that'' come from??
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-->'''Mark:''' (''in his mind'') Great, he’ll be able to pay off the Blockbusters. Plus, I’ll be able to order him around. Not horribly, just "Jeremy, could you file this for me?", "Could you take that?" Could "Could you suck this for me?" (''realisation'') Jesus! Where did ''that'' come from??
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* When Mark is picturing Jeremy working with him:
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--> Mark: (''in his mind'') Great, he’ll be able to pay off the Blockbusters. Plus, I’ll be able to order him around. Not horribly, just "Jeremy, could you file this for me?", "Could you take that?" Could you suck this for me?" (''realisation'') Jesus! Where did ''that'' come from??
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* --> Mark: (''in his mind'') Great, he’ll be able to pay off the Blockbusters. Plus, I’ll be able to order him around. Not horribly, just "Jeremy, could you file this for me?", "Could you take that?" Could you suck this for me?" (''realisation'') Jesus! Where did ''that'' come from??\\
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--> Mark: (''in his mind'') Great, he’ll be able to pay off the Blockbusters. Plus, I’ll be able to order him around. Not horribly, just "Jeremy, could you file this for me?", "Could you take that?" Could you suck this for me?" (''realisation'') Jesus! Where did ''that'' comefrom??\\from??
--> Mark: (''in his mind'') Great, he’ll be able to pay off the Blockbusters. Plus, I’ll be able to order him around. Not horribly, just "Jeremy, could you file this for me?", "Could you take that?" Could you suck this for me?" (''realisation'') Jesus! Where did ''that'' come
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* --> Mark: (''in his mind'') Great, he’ll be able to pay off the Blockbusters. Plus, I’ll be able to order him around. Not horribly, just "Jeremy, could you file this for me?", "Could you take that?" Could you suck this for me?" (''realisation'') Jesus! Where did ''that'' come from??
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* --> Mark: (''in his mind'') Great, he’ll be able to pay off the Blockbusters. Plus, I’ll be able to order him around. Not horribly, just "Jeremy, could you file this for me?", "Could you take that?" Could you suck this for me?" (''realisation'') Jesus! Where did ''that'' come from??from??\\
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** In [=S3E4=] (2005), Mark states to himself that Big Suze "probably got a title." As of 2019, her actress Sophie Winkleman's formal title is "Lady Frederick Windsor."
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** In [=S3E4=] (2005), Mark states to himself that Big Suze "probably got a title." As of 2019, 2009, her actress Sophie Winkleman's Creator/SophieWinkleman's formal title is "Lady Frederick Windsor."
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"People Die of Diseases"
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** Gerard dying of the flu is less funny after the COVID-19 outbreak.
