England in another Euros Final & a Phat Memer video about The Inbetweeners. We're so back 🏴😮💨
@readmycommentnotthisАй бұрын
come on england
@BradTheThirdАй бұрын
I don't know how they've managed to stuff their way to the final...
@AdamOBrien29Ай бұрын
@@phatmemer69 the entire world outside England is backing Spain
@zacharyhacault9546Ай бұрын
@@AdamOBrien29nah lots of England fans here in Canada at least
@PiousMoltarАй бұрын
@@BradTheThird We just sucked slightly less than the opposing teams.
@themoddrummer4518Ай бұрын
“When I say I deliver, I fucking deliver” “Like a postman with Tourette’s?”
@lt8400Ай бұрын
Never understood that line. Is it just the addition of "fucking" ?
@fredb2858Ай бұрын
@@lt8400Yeah it's just the addition of 'fucking'.
@Tom-s4xАй бұрын
@@lt8400 what’s the problem with it
@RandomHeroXJackАй бұрын
Being 18 when the Inbetweeners came out was like someone holding a mirror up to the teenage school boy experience in the UK at the time. What I loved about it is that they never really won. Sure they'd have little victories here and there but they always ended up the butt of the jokes or whatever thing they were trying to achieve failed. You think it'd be depressing but it never was. No matter what shit happened to them, they were all back taking the piss out of each other and getting on with it in the next episode. A metaphor for teenage life: you think everything's going to be great and you're going to look cool because you've been coached that way by American teen movies... but in reality it's all the failures and sillyness that really help you to grow. And those are the things in 20 years time you'll be laughing about with your mates (trust me). It's so innately British. Lovable losers always more appealing than the idealised perfectionists.
@garethmorgan3665Ай бұрын
Yeah, classic British comedy trope: glorying in shitness and mediocrity, aspiring for better and failing or getting torn down for it and put in your place . For me it was the perfect antidote to the unrelateable nonsense of Skins.
@crapcase3985Ай бұрын
I loved how most of the time, they were 100% responsible for their own fuck ups, you would see a few hints and foreshadowing of what would happen later and it was so funny and cringe inducing when it all came crashing down. I think the relatability was spot on, both the characters and plots. You might not have a friend exactly like Jay, but you do know someone similar who said stupid edgy shit to sound cool or bragged about watching porn too loudly. You might not have your mum being talked about daily by the year but you've been there when someone decided to make mum jokes about you for a week straight because they showed up to your school. It is insane how they were able to exaggerate these stories but still keep so much realism.
@sebastianviufАй бұрын
Well said
@michaelharrison3602Ай бұрын
I was in my sixties when it came out and it reminded me of my teens some things never change
@michaelharrison3602Ай бұрын
We've all known a Jay who's never actually had sex but never stops talking about how much he's getting 😂
@lukehill5747Ай бұрын
Superbad is as close to The Inbetweeners that americans can get
@mobendempombo8265Ай бұрын
Yeah
@HonestWatchReviewsHWRАй бұрын
Yes 100%. They're two of my favourite programs and films too. I've lost track of how many times I've watched both of them.
@amroge8703Ай бұрын
And American Pie
@Gadeberg90Ай бұрын
Yeah but there is a huge difference, in Superbad they win at the end of the day and get the girls, while in Inbetweeners they keep diving into misery.
@alexanderheatley3763Ай бұрын
The truest statement I've ever heard
@YatezyladАй бұрын
People in school were quoting this before they even knew what it was. The impact this show had on our culture cannot be understated
@kiritotheabridgedgod4178Ай бұрын
"Fwiends. Fucking Fwiends." will forever be part of my vocabulary, due to this show.
@user-xd1cm9vu9sАй бұрын
genuinely one of the most influential british shows ever made
@MrTuts4life18 күн бұрын
@@kiritotheabridgedgod4178oh Neil… A bit hot isn’t it, might be too hot, might be And I know you’re in there, I can see your feet All still part of my vocabulary at 25
@technodiscofoolАй бұрын
"They'll be sorry I'll show them!!" "Columbine massacre show them? or futile gesture show them?"
@Idrees913Ай бұрын
Whichever ones worse
@maybefaith23Ай бұрын
Whichever’s worse
@Colbi.MorrisАй бұрын
Fun fact - 2 months ago I got drunk and paid 1500 quid for a replica of the inbetweeners car and I still have it.
@Anonymous66623Ай бұрын
Beepity beep beepity beep ooh time for another fiat update 😂
@augment999Ай бұрын
@@Anonymous66623oh sorry sorry I'm sorry sorry for my little shit car
@ramborambokitchenkitchen6357Ай бұрын
That's the most valuable gift you'll ever get
@JosephByrneАй бұрын
It's quite a good car. I think it could do a ton.
@ChadEditorZАй бұрын
Bus wankers
@Matthew-bu7fgАй бұрын
It's actually ironic that The Ladbible gets its own special mention here. Talk about The Inbetweeners being difficult to produce today, The Ladbible has to be the most watered down and irrelevant media outlet compared to what it was 10 years ago.
@Jaytwisty23Ай бұрын
I started calling it lassbible. You just knew it hit rock bottom when ladbible started showing nail art and fancy fairy cake videos
@Matthew-bu7fgАй бұрын
@@Jaytwisty23 I don't know why they havent remarketed it. It's so far removed from what it was when it begun. Now it's just like an online version of a newspaper/tiktok hybrid. 🤮
@AdamOBrien29Ай бұрын
@@Jaytwisty23 bit of a shit name considering there is a lass bible
@nonstoppkFredАй бұрын
Ladbible is such wank, honestly I reckon in an influencer said to unlike them because of their bullshit, literally everyone would
@matthewlaunchbury265Ай бұрын
British buzzfeed
@seanmcdonagh6237Ай бұрын
James Buckley is a proper sound bloke, his KZfaq channel is great
@phatmemer69Ай бұрын
He's a legend, subscriber to the channel as well!
@dbz9393Ай бұрын
@@phatmemer69 Oooooh channel friend! 👍👍
@michaelobrien8408Ай бұрын
@@dbz9393brilliant 😂
@geistakageist2932Ай бұрын
@@dbz9393 brilliant
@geistakageist2932Ай бұрын
completed his channel. was a piece of piss
@lollandgibbons878Ай бұрын
I do hate it when actors like Simon bird talk about how the show had homophobia or sexist language it kinda feels like he’s almost condemning the show. People need to understand that this is what real people are like saying offensive things to eachother as a show of love for one another it’s the British way
@Matthew-bu7fgАй бұрын
he was asked whether it would be commissioned today. He answered honestly. There are more regulations now. There is more space online for 'outrage'. It's why it's difficult to produce shows these days because producers are petrified of pushing anything 'edgy' onto the screen. Simon Bird's comments reflect this worry.
@couchdoggoАй бұрын
they wouldn't have it today because its too realistic pretty much
@lollandgibbons878Ай бұрын
@@Matthew-bu7fg I do agree I’m just saying the way he worded it it just sounds like he was condemning it that’s all. The sad truth you can’t get shows like this anymore can you
@lollandgibbons878Ай бұрын
@@couchdoggo 😂 sad times
@Matthew-bu7fgАй бұрын
@@lollandgibbons878 indeed thats the hard thing. I mean take Friday Night Dinner. A truly great comedy. But far less edgy because it was produced later and thus had more scrutiny (for want of a better word)!
@CameronHallАй бұрын
As a UK Northerner born in 1996, and went through high school from 2007 to 2012 and then college 2012 to 2014, this show was the most accurate depiction of British high school hierarchy, college and friendship groups I'd ever seen. When people ask what high school and college was like, I direct them to this show, it is absolutely spot on. I couldn't talk to a girl in college without my mates absolutely rinsing me about it and taking the piss. The best part is I genuinely don't think people ever believe you when you say it is exactly like this show, BUT IT IS!!
@fraggle200Ай бұрын
I left school 10 years before this came out and it was exactly what my time at school was like.
@tobysharples1116 күн бұрын
I’m also a ‘96 northerner. I live in the dales so we had a few more sheep like, but every episode essentially happened to me or one of my pals. We are the lucky ones mate!
@nerdygem86202 күн бұрын
Same year group, same region, same experience lol! A lot of the stuff in the show is cringe but genuine so also nostalgic. I'll probably be watching it for decades
@drh4376Ай бұрын
I'm Aussie and we also love this show. It was very British but the show still has a universality to it
@OscarbrrrАй бұрын
Same here, it’s legendary to my peers and I because again the uk and aus are quite similar compared to the US so the representation was on point
@evacope1718Ай бұрын
Same as NZ
@dubsguy7986Ай бұрын
There's a lot of overlap. I'm British and Summer Heights High is very relatable to anyone who went to school here for example.
@ChoppingtonOtter27 күн бұрын
My U.S friend says its the funniest thing he has ever seen.
@thesenate184425 күн бұрын
I dated an Aussie girl for a while who said I was most like Will
@AdamOBrien29Ай бұрын
Told the teenage story before social media destroyed adolescence
@mister_managerАй бұрын
We still have Big Mouth as far as shows that are all about being disgusting lol
@AdamOBrien29Ай бұрын
@@mister_manager not really comparable tho. One's a cultural icon that a generation will remember for it's authenticity. Also it was never disgusting 🤣 apart from Neil and the coke can :/
@mobyduck648Ай бұрын
@@AdamOBrien29 Also Will shitting himself in the exam then bringing his shitty trousers to the pub, that was grim. Funnily enough someone I knew had something similar happen to them and they lived it down about as well! I think that's what was so genius about the inbetweeners, everything that happened in it probably also happened to either you or someone you knew.
@MetalRocksMe.Ай бұрын
@@mobyduck648”I thought it was a fart 💨 sir” 😂😳
@societyisscaredofmasculine8546Ай бұрын
@@mister_managerbig mouth is extremely left wing, it's woke.
@dbz9393Ай бұрын
inbetweeners and peep show two quintessentially british shows I can happily re-binge time and time again
@mayolicious69Ай бұрын
Those two and one of the 'Uni' shows basically capture the whole life of a british person
@Natta44Ай бұрын
Surprised you didn't mention that Joe Thomas was also in Fresh Meet, a show about the life of uni students in shared house. Not as good as inbetweeners but still some relatable moments!
@Dan-me5liАй бұрын
I forgot about Fresh Meat! It was brillaint
@Turbro39Ай бұрын
I'm 39 and this show is in my top ten of British programmes ever. Just brilliant.
@MetalRocksMe.Ай бұрын
Hear hear!! It never gets old even though I know what’s coming. 😂
@samuelpinder1215Ай бұрын
I'm over half your age (18) and it has also been in my top ten for a few years now. It still is relevant today, and I can imagine its also somewhat relevant to before when it was released too
@darrentaylordigitalАй бұрын
This and Peep Show makes 2 of the top 5
@Toonarmy1504Ай бұрын
You bumder 😂
@Turbro39Ай бұрын
@@darrentaylordigital Peep Show, Inbetweeners, Only Fools and Horses, Utopia, The Office, Peaky Binders. Just a few of the many excellent UK programmes in my top ten.
@helvete983Ай бұрын
Schools just haven't changed. I grew up in the late 70's and 80's and every bit of the Inbetweeners was relevant to me. Even watching it in my 40's it was still brilliant. Although my vocabulary might have increased the description of things I'd do to Will's mum. (Sorry Belinda)
@Matthew-bu7fgАй бұрын
or Neil's sister
@helvete983Ай бұрын
@@Matthew-bu7fg I can't comment without ending up on a register
@ReddsoldierАй бұрын
I was at school a little bit after the Inbetweeners aired and it was 100% relevant. Over the last year I've worked in schools as basically a travelling subject expert and it's still 100% relevant. That's just how school is in the UK and seemingly will always be.
@nixonagnewreviews7206Ай бұрын
will's mum was an off the charts level MILF
@vegetableman3911Ай бұрын
@@helvete983you have truly captured the feeling of every boy watching the inbetweeners
@lemonlazer5687Ай бұрын
As a Notherner who went high school between 2002 and 2007 it was exactly how teenagers spoke in the 00s 😂
@MFC343Ай бұрын
i went to school between 02-07 too
@lemonlazer5687Ай бұрын
@@MFC343 1991 club?
@MFC343Ай бұрын
@@lemonlazer5687 yes:)
@SomeLad1223 күн бұрын
I went to school between 2013 and 2018 at it was still exactly how teenagers spoke. I’d bet good money teenagers today still speak that way.
@Jake-nl3erАй бұрын
On council estates, most didn't have holidays abroad, cars as teenagers, nice houses, or stay in education after year 11. But the Inbetweeners is still the most relatable show for how accurate the dialog and banter of the teenage boys is. Iv never seen another programme get it so right.
@alexcarolan8825Ай бұрын
Anyone who doesn't like The Inbetweeners is a bus-wanker
@G92GАй бұрын
I'm in the very lucky age range who went to sixth form at the same time as the Inbetweeners came out, going through it all alongside these fictional yet relatable characters made it so much easier. Amazing show.
@capitalcitygiantАй бұрын
Same with me. We even went to Malia the same year they did!
@sullywrld999Ай бұрын
i wish england would reverse back in time to the 2000s bruh
@kidkieran77Ай бұрын
It was a great time to be in secondary school. I always say 2007 was the best year of my life. It’s obviously partly nostalgia but good times man.
@kiritotheabridgedgod4178Ай бұрын
Unironically we'd probably have a better economy and better Internet.
@BBoySnakeDogGАй бұрын
360/PS3, Facebook before your parents were being racist on it, everything not being wildly politicised. Take me the fuck back 😂
@sullywrld999Ай бұрын
@@BBoySnakeDogG frl the world got too soft after 2015 bruh
@catherineball5071Ай бұрын
I literally yearn for it daily
@satanismybrotherАй бұрын
“I didnt have the personality or intelligence to deal with it” Buckleys incredibly open and vulnerable here about what was a really shit position to be put in.
@danby5912Ай бұрын
From the US and loved this show. Took me a minute to understand some of the lingo but the subtle humor in the writing was amazing.
@odeode4338Ай бұрын
I‘m so sorry that someone thought they need to make an American version. I wonder how many have never seen the way funnier original.
@crapcase3985Ай бұрын
I think it's a great gateway for Americans as well, you might need translation for a lot of insults but it's a surprisingly good look into what teenage years are like in year 11 and 6th form.
@GroinStrain_Ай бұрын
The Inbetweeners is the last truly great comedy, a truly properly funny sitcom. Along with Peep Show, the best sitcom of the 21 Century. As I grew up through school at the same time as them, the Inbetweeners was so relatable and connectable.
@S0L12D3Ай бұрын
I wouldn’t go so far as to say this. It has a nostalgic feel and has its own style compared to most other teen shows. But I think even to this day a lot of gems are being made they might not be the most popular or mainstream but that’s kind of how it’s always been. Things are great, they get discovered and then the public ruins them. Very few great things avoid this course
@AHAproductions712Ай бұрын
Friday night dinner is brilliant too
@iolo1920Ай бұрын
And Fresh Meat which also has Joe Thomas
@finleeyАй бұрын
I would also recommend "this country "
@matt-ko4ccАй бұрын
@@iolo1920 In my eyes Kingsley in Fresh Meat is just Simon but at uni, it's basically the same character.
@QwepzyАй бұрын
The era of E4 with Inbetweeners was special
@jmozАй бұрын
Now it’s all utter woke nonsense.
@Zoey-gt8erАй бұрын
@@jmozgonna cry?
@toadfaceassАй бұрын
@@Zoey-gt8erPiss off Zoey
@AlexanderJoneshttps28 күн бұрын
Over used and meaningless word@@jmoz
@cian69Ай бұрын
Tbh the way the show ended was perfect and solidified its status as the greatest show about teenagers.
@dylanfrazer4429Ай бұрын
"Aww friends!"
@jameshollingshead4801Ай бұрын
"Don't forget the thumbs up!" 👍 😆
@0IIieАй бұрын
You should make this a series, do a video on Gavin & Stacy, peep show ect
@MrEdKayoАй бұрын
It’s funny to think that Skins was airing at around the same time, it was so edgy and sexy etc and made it seem like that was the standard teenage experience, then Inbetweeners came along and said “nah not really, this is.” Like when Jay’s bullshit bragging gets called out over and over 😂
@kiritotheabridgedgod4178Ай бұрын
The difference is, one set had super powers, the other set were northerners XD
@madams989Ай бұрын
@@kiritotheabridgedgod4178who were northerners? Skins was set in Bristol? I think Cook is from Derby or somewhere though
@kiritotheabridgedgod4178Ай бұрын
@@madams989 IIRC, the school the Inbetweeners is set in, is just about considered to be northern England.
@madams989Ай бұрын
@@kiritotheabridgedgod4178 oh I didn’t realise haha. Simon, will, Neil and Jay could not sound less northern. Neither does Mr Gilbert - none of them! Strange how they did this. Neither does Carly nor anyone. Maybe that bully sounds a bit northern. That’s about it.
@kiritotheabridgedgod4178Ай бұрын
@@madams989 probably just about northern England, but one of the less heavy accents, probably closer to the Wales side if I had to take a guess. IIRC, I believe in one episode they did mention going "Down" to London, which is mostly a Midlands and Northern thing, given basically all the south says "Up" to London.
@AlexSmith-th3htАй бұрын
Thing is about the inbetweeners is that we either know someone like Simon/will/Neil/ Jay. Or our friendship group is will/simon/Neil/Jay
@Courtneyburns9025 күн бұрын
I’m 100% Will 😂
@AlexSmith-th3ht25 күн бұрын
@@Courtneyburns90 OK?
@Courtneyburns9025 күн бұрын
@@AlexSmith-th3ht I don’t understand your ok? Comes across on text as very passive aggressive. You said we all know a Simon, Will, Neil or Jay and I agreed with you.
@AlexSmith-th3ht25 күн бұрын
@@Courtneyburns90 I just said ok
@Courtneyburns9025 күн бұрын
@@AlexSmith-th3ht sorry, it was just because you added the question mark, it just came across to me like a “wtf?”
@couchdoggoАй бұрын
the inbetweeners is one of the best shows made. dont even fight me on that its true
@PiousMoltarАй бұрын
I was in York one time, waiting at a bus stop. A car drove past and shouted "bus wankers!" at us. I can't complain, that was hilarious. Made my day honestly.
@whosthathunАй бұрын
I just love the inbetweeners - it's one of those comfort shows. No matter how many times i've seen an episode it still manages to make me chuckle.
@LeftfootmissАй бұрын
Its mad im a teaching assistant and work in a school and the same goes on now but to be able to put it on telly wouldn't be possible. Some of the insults I hear are gold and not meant in a derogatory way
@mj.lАй бұрын
non-derogatory insults eh? amazing
@kiritotheabridgedgod4178Ай бұрын
Apart from "Bus-Wankers", that was always meant in a derogatory way to people who have to use the bus. :P
@zandiethornton8605Ай бұрын
Ironically, the American's already had a version of the Inbetweeners and it was American Pie, and it was perfect for American audiences. Trying to replicate it the UK version just looked like a poor low budget version.
@qwertyrobbo101Ай бұрын
Exactly, films like American Pie and Superbad are the US coming of age story, trying to map the American experience onto a British one was never going to work
@benhallo1553Ай бұрын
Great point
@RobertHelder-og4km9 күн бұрын
"Trying to replicate it the UK version just looked like a poor low budget version." Not true at all
@sarasgambati8495Ай бұрын
We need a version with them as dads and husbands it would be amazing 😂xx
@Natta44Ай бұрын
Would love that!
@thf3038Ай бұрын
With Jay's dad being the gross grandad
@m0n4rch2416 күн бұрын
They all bump into each other at a reunion and we spend a season of them getting mixed up together again?
@nj5374Ай бұрын
Bless them, absolutely love them lads. You can see James is absolutely gutted they didn't get to do a reunion like he visualised. It was what everyone wanted and what they deserved
@JohnLiam663Ай бұрын
As someone who is the age of the Inbetweeners now nothing has changed and the show is still incredibly culturally relevant amongst us
@bl_nderscoreАй бұрын
Inbetweeners? Yeah completed it mate
@vinegar4556Ай бұрын
With all respect to Simon Bird, he clearly hasn't been a teenager in a long time. As someone who finished high school at the end of the 2010s/beginning of the 2020s, the dialogue and actions of the characters are absolutely spot on to this day. Obviously, it's somewhat exaggerated for comedic effect, but the general feel of the programme and first movie is absolutely genuine and accurate to this day.
@yourmum955Ай бұрын
Well yes he hadn't been a teenager in 5 years when the show came out lmao
@sparkymmilarkyАй бұрын
Joe Thomas is incredibly intelligent. Like him a lot.
@adammac4960Ай бұрын
It’s one of them series you can just watch over and over
@owenjolley351Ай бұрын
*I still can’t believe how many of my favourite shows Channel 4 responsible for producing including The Inbetweeners (Of course), Peep Show, The IT Crowd, Friday Night Dinner and Derry Girls.*
@tomclark15Ай бұрын
They should make a 3rd movie where one of them gets married , like American Pie: The Wedding
@RedchannelconditionsАй бұрын
It categorically was how teenagers spoke at the time.
@usernamesta3334Ай бұрын
And still ... Obviously
@GroinStrain_Ай бұрын
The first inbetweeners movie was always meant to be part of the narrative and it fit the natural story. The second inbetweeners movie was crowbarred in, purely made because of the success of the first film.
@Tom-ws2zxАй бұрын
I agree completely, I always felt like the first film in 2011 was a perfectly-fitting end to The Inbetweeners, especially the boat scene at the end and where they all met a girl. The second film in 2014 definitely wasn’t necessary in my opinion.
@justjosh11Ай бұрын
James able to reflect and think he didnt have the personality, charisma or intelligence to bounce off jimmy carr comes across as very humble and related - hang on a minute, that was the whole premise of the show! They really hit such a sweet spot with this program, got "us" to a tee.
@mintoxace5571Ай бұрын
You didn’t have to grow up in England or live there to live this show. It was a fantastic show coz it pulled no punches.
@daveoldfield7697Ай бұрын
The soundtrack absolutely nailed it.
@AlphoricАй бұрын
I’m glad white gold got a mention That show was genuinely really good, Tripped with the actor who plays Neil (Blake Harrison) is also good
@PiousMoltarАй бұрын
Never even heard of it untl now, somehow
@dogsbollocksgenius9480Ай бұрын
Woke BS
@AlphoricАй бұрын
@@dogsbollocksgenius9480 not really I can just enjoy a show Also there weren’t really any political takes in either show so not sure why you think it’s ’woke bs’
@dogsbollocksgenius9480Ай бұрын
@@Alphoric white gold was a load of feminist BS
@Zoey-gt8erАй бұрын
@@Alphoriccause he's a snowflake
@ToiletGrenadeАй бұрын
I watched this for the first time when I was in year 10 and i'm so happy I did because it felt so authentic and accurate to how my school life was at the time.
@TC8787-yq7ogАй бұрын
I remember being in 6th form when it came out - hit the nail on the head of what it was like growing up back then in that environment, great times that I dearly miss. It would get canceled all the way off the air now after a few episodes.
@shazmeister2005Ай бұрын
I think I had just finished school / started university when the inbetweeners came out and it is quite literally a snapshot of what it was like as an average male teenager at the time. Everyone knew someone like each of the characters and that’s why it was so relatable. Sure some of the things they got up to were far more ridiculous than real life but you could imagine it happening and experienced similar things yourself. It’s quite funny looking back, a lot of the stuff is quite close to the bone, doubt they would get away with it now. It’s kind of like what I imagine the American Pie films were to Americans of the time, I loved them too, but they weren’t as relatable as the US is a very different growing up experience. Same kind of completely ridiculous but at the same time relatable stories.
@coye9rАй бұрын
As an American, the only thing I hate that it's only 18 episodes
@gh0510Ай бұрын
Cant believe this is the 1st Inbetweeners essay video when the show ended 14yrs ago!!!
@jtokes9400Ай бұрын
Sticks n stones playing in the intro was too much nostalgia
@Lillia-nu2xtАй бұрын
Love your style, keep rocking it!
@Jayfordays89Ай бұрын
Would actually love to see a current version of the Inbetweeners where they're all miserable blokes in their 30s
@xAP13xАй бұрын
One of the best British series ever made. Could genuinely recite every episode word for word the amount I’ve rewatched it 😂
@gemsandlasers26911 күн бұрын
Which series are you talking about?
@SumuddyАй бұрын
i find it funny sometimes when people my age (mid twenties) are like "wtf is skibidi toilet ohio fanum tax rizz party" when all you have to do is watch a original vine compilation. we created this evil xD
@idontgetthejoke4393Ай бұрын
No yoh didn't lol
@ajantsmith6139Ай бұрын
I loved this show, I get happy thinking about all the joy and laughter this show gave me as a young person.
@direnova6284Ай бұрын
I was that age in the mid seventies and it nailed it for me too, it doesn't have to be era dependant because it got teen boys 100% right.
@tombroomfield4593Ай бұрын
Mate this should have been the Christmas special, you have made me feel very nostalgic for a programme I fucking loved growing up hats off to you bro #ladbibleisthenewsun
@Reaper_gingerАй бұрын
As an American kid I’d visit my family in the UK and one of my cousins introduced me to the inbetweeners. Instantly became one of my faves. I was so disappointed with how mtv did the American version. I still go back and watch the og online from time to time
@AJMTVАй бұрын
Inbetweeners was the best show to ever be shown on TV 🤣🤣
@FormulaProgАй бұрын
Because it was genuinely hilarious and quite similar to the experience of growing up in a normal school in the early 2000s. When kids were still allowed to be kids...
@MortarIvyАй бұрын
I love this show so much because the lads nearly perfectly mirrored my own friend group. I think we all relate to something in that show.
@North.London8 күн бұрын
Buss wankers and football friends and the two most iconic quotes
@mikep1212Ай бұрын
We deffo need the school reunion special episode for the 20th anniversary
@dog_chasing_cars75765 күн бұрын
i remember watching it for the first time and being taken back to the teenage angst of my life in a small english town. its certainly a lot more extreme, but even so. very close to my experience with friends my own age at the time! classic!
@pirothix8371Ай бұрын
This is the right if passage for every British lad
@cascade3769Ай бұрын
*rite of passage
@Dazza768Ай бұрын
Was that Jamie t at the start? The beat from stick n stones- banger- it’s beyond impressive how well written this show is- absolutely perfect casting also
@jezzaus2124Ай бұрын
One of the best modern comedies around and sadly one of the last ones too.
@missaliciaxxxxАй бұрын
I was in 6th form when this was out. The accuracy is crazy. And how their catchphrases became our catchphrases
@DeathcoreDashcamАй бұрын
Always argued this was the last sitcom to have an impact on pop culture NOTHING i can think of has come close Only descent comedy drama I've watched in the past 10yrs is Detectorists
@Buddanutslol21 күн бұрын
Inbetweeners hit exactly when I was starting my A levels in secondary school. It works so well and resonated with so many people because it was such an authentic yet surreal look at school life, and remains so now.
@buzzytrombone4353Ай бұрын
I remember watching a clip of the reunion show where it was Greg Davis getting an award for teacher of the year in television and I remember thinking to myself, "This is just 8 out of 10 Cats does Countdown but with the four guys as guest stars". If they had just released the video of them in the car going to the school as the reunion thing by itself, then it would have been more respectable.
@dod6031Ай бұрын
As a youth worker. Teenagers haven’t really changed…
@Lewis_Treff9721 күн бұрын
I had just started high school around the time this first came on air. It was really relatable to how high school life was like. With a lot of quotes being used from the programme in high school
@MrSlendyMannnАй бұрын
I have very fond memories of being at secondary school and just waiting to get home to watch the new Inbetweeners episode. It's still easily one of my favourite comedy shows out there all these years later. I've never laughed so much at a show in my entire life.
@VelvetRiot-hz5mpАй бұрын
It could have been about being a schoolboy in Australia in the 1980s. It was like watching ourselves at that age.
@rse617Ай бұрын
I can understand how much of the shows comedy would go over the heads of americans. Im Australian and was just out of highschool at the time. We would alway do the ohh freind part to call mates gay and other refrences. It was exactly how teenagers talked in the early 2000s.
@davids736Ай бұрын
I'm not really into comedy, but I can honestly say that the Inbetweeners is one of the funniest things I've ever watched. It had already been and gone by the time I watched it, I always thought it was a comedy not only about teenagers but for teenagers, I didn't realise that the comedy was so adult. I went around to have dinner at a friend's, and that same night Channel 4 were having an Inbetweeners Special evening, so she told me to sit down and watch it while she was cooking the dinner. I don't think I've ever laughed so much in my entire life, either before or since. It's absolute genius writing, not a word or a line is wasted. I still watch it to this day, and even though I know every line, it still makes me laugh my ass off. If you haven't seen it, honestly, do yourself a favour and go and watch it. 👍😊❤️
@BaileyGrylls1704Ай бұрын
BUS TURDS 😂
@alexroberts771Ай бұрын
The unaired pilot of the UK version is still better than the US version
@AVB91Ай бұрын
The great thing for me was that this came out when I actually started 6th Form!
@mattm7007Ай бұрын
Dude, your audio is so much louder than everything else, I'm just sat here turning the volume up and down.
@dalfin9286Ай бұрын
I have no idea why America wanted to remake the Inbetweeners when they already had their own equivalent, Superbad. Just like the Inbetweeners, it is crude window into high school life during the mid 2000s that still holds up today
@Natta44Ай бұрын
Inbetweeners wouldn't get made now. Probably because it was about 4 white guys. None of them gay, non binary or trans, no tick box black or Asian guy. The friend group was a realistic rep of a white suburban area. I'm a mixed race girl and I grew up in a majority white town and I knew classmates like them so I found it relatable! The offensive language is literally what 16yr olds were like! The meme culture was iconic. I never knew they made a US one which panned. That makes so much sense because you just can't recreate British awkward humour, they'd have to make it more like American Pie to work. British humour is more hidden, awkward while American humour is more in your face.
@wiovelliАй бұрын
As an American who recently got into this show I’m so sorry for what we did to it I’m definitely the only person in my country that has watched this show granted I listen to oasis songs besides wonderwall, and know about the existence of Scunthorpe United maybe I was born in the wrong place
@ItswebbgamingАй бұрын
you're not the only American who watched or continues to watch the UK version of the inbetweeners. I agree that the American version sucks ass too, so bad.
@wiovelliАй бұрын
@@Itswebbgaming I swear the US office was the only adaptation that worked
@StupStupsАй бұрын
What strange fluke of nature brought Scunthorpe United to your attention?
@wiovelliАй бұрын
@@StupStups most random club I could think of almost said Newport county
@HamsaT12Ай бұрын
Did you discover Scunthorpe United through Ali g?
@virtualbunksie511716 күн бұрын
When your friends with someone, its brotherly love, you will bully each other in the meanest of ways but with love.
@WilliamReginaldLucas4 күн бұрын
Not only is the show the most realistic depiction of secondary school in England, but the cast and writers seem to genuinely care about its legacy. It’s always better to leave people wanting more than give them a disappointing ending!
@Rick_IbbottАй бұрын
These lads were what most teenagers were like when I was at school, and that was the late 80's / early 90's. I'm 48 and still find the show funny. One of my favourites.
@jenn_404Ай бұрын
I absolutely adore this show, it was more aimed at ages like my brother in 2008, but when I got into high school a couple years later, this show was referenced by EVERYONE - it was a fucking institution! It's one of my favourite comfort shows to this day, and it will never not be hilarious to me!
@L1STERINEАй бұрын
Don't think there has been a british show that made me laugh as much when I was growing up. The relatability of the awkwardness and dry humour with all 4 of the lads carried it. We will never get a show like this again but I can still rewatch every episode and laugh my ass off.
@mxpe21Ай бұрын
As someone who grew up in the 2000's i can confirm it is very much accurate to how teenagers spoke to each other back then as well...
@Nades_Ай бұрын
The Inbetweeners was so good. I didn't start watching it until around 2011, brings back memories...I still have the boxset, might be time to watch it again.
@fraggle200Ай бұрын
What amazed me about the US remake was how they managed to use about 95% of the UK scripts but also completely remove the comedy at the same time.