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Sue Jan 29th 2010 11:10 am

The InBetweeners
 
Just discovered them on BBC America this week. A cracking series. Loved it. Anyone else watch it? What did you think?

N1cky Jan 29th 2010 11:15 am

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Originally Posted by Sue (Post 8294713)
Just discovered them on BBC America this week. A cracking series. Loved it. Anyone else watch it? What did you think?

Yes, we recorded them and watched last night. I'd heard lots of good things from my friends back home.

Thought it was excellent, really funny and nice writing.

I liked how BBC America blurred the 1 finger gesture over here, but not the 2:lol:

Looking forward to next weeks episode now, I think they have only made 12 so far though.

Sue Jan 29th 2010 11:19 am

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Originally Posted by N1cky (Post 8294726)
Yes, we recorded them and watched last night. I'd heard lots of good things from my friends back home.

Thought it was excellent, really funny and nice writing.

I liked how BBC America blurred the 1 finger gesture over here, but not the 2:lol:

Looking forward to next weeks episode now, I think they have only made 12 so far though.

Yep the beeped a fair bit of it as well don't they and they couldn't possibly show someone's naked bum on TV ;)

Paul and I think it's great. Really refreshing. Didn't stop laughing from beginning to end.

N1cky Jan 29th 2010 11:25 am

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Originally Posted by Sue (Post 8294739)
Yep the beeped a fair bit of it as well don't they and they couldn't possibly show someone's naked bum on TV ;)

Paul and I think it's great. Really refreshing. Didn't stop laughing from beginning to end.

I love how on all the programs they are always too early with the beeping so what you actually hear is 'beep uck'. Useless, why can't they just have a watershed.

Nice to see something new, we also got Sundance back a couple of weeks ago, with the new series' of Shameless. Another classic :)

Gingerert Jan 29th 2010 11:31 am

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Oh my God, I cannot STAND that show! :lol:

For me, the acting was so bad it spoilt any other redeeming qualities. I only made it through two episodes before I gave up.

PepsiChic Jan 29th 2010 11:43 am

Wirelessly posted (LG-GR500/V10f Teleca/Q7.0 Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1)

caught hubby watching this, sat and watched some of it had a great laugh and enjoyed it!

Bob Jan 29th 2010 11:53 am

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Not seen it, but seen it doing the rounds, couple series in with a third sometime this year though...so might give it a go if it's on the box now :)

nethead Jan 29th 2010 12:59 pm

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Originally Posted by Sue (Post 8294713)
Just discovered them on BBC America this week. A cracking series. Loved it. Anyone else watch it? What did you think?

Haven't laughed so much in ages, love it.

emailrob Jan 29th 2010 1:00 pm

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One of my face progs. Love it!

Sue Jan 29th 2010 2:47 pm

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Originally Posted by nethead (Post 8294932)
Haven't laughed so much in ages, love it.

Loved it when he ended up carrying his car door around Thorpe Park :D

dgsyd1 Jan 29th 2010 4:13 pm

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Got both series on DVD during the last England trip. It's a whole lot funnier when you get to see it unedited. The Xmas Prom episode is a particular favourite of mine.

explorerman Jan 30th 2010 12:17 am

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I just saw this on BBCA and the bleeping was driving me nuts! Both series are up on The Box so I D/L them. A couple of the eps in the second series were so funny I was rolling around the floor with tears streaming. My US wife doesn't really see the humor in it but having gone through 6th form myself it just spoke to me! :thumbsup:

Roy

NAR14 Jan 30th 2010 12:44 am

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Originally Posted by Sue (Post 8294713)
Just discovered them on BBC America this week. A cracking series. Loved it. Anyone else watch it? What did you think?

Great! I'm so glad they are showing it over there. It's absolutely brilliant. They're about to start making a third series/season, so I can't wait for that. Apparently there's going to be a film as well where they go on a 'lads holiday' to a Spanish resort.

hobbes79 Jan 30th 2010 12:53 am

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Downloaded this series a while back. Think it's on E4 in the UK.

Extremely funny. The episode where they go to a club in a London is probably my favorite.

nethead Jan 30th 2010 1:19 am

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Originally Posted by dgsyd1 (Post 8295226)
Got both series on DVD during the last England trip. It's a whole lot funnier when you get to see it unedited. The Xmas Prom episode is a particular favourite of mine.

Do you think it's been edited that much. Another friend who watched it in the UK and is now in NYC said she didn't think it had?

NAR14 Jan 30th 2010 2:30 am

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How edited is US TV for 'bad' language?

I know that when my SO first came to the UK, we were watching a show and she was almost in shock when the 'f' word (and worse!!) was not bleeped. She's not offended by it, she just wasn't used to hearing it on TV.

For what it's worth, my opinion is that bleeping out swear words is totally wrong (after 9pm I'm talking). Someone else shouldn't be deciding what is right or wrong for me to hear. If I don't want to hear it, I won't watch the show.

N1cky Jan 30th 2010 5:51 am

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Originally Posted by NAR14 (Post 8296143)
How edited is US TV for 'bad' language?

I know that when my SO first came to the UK, we were watching a show and she was almost in shock when the 'f' word (and worse!!) was not bleeped. She's not offended by it, she just wasn't used to hearing it on TV.

For what it's worth, my opinion is that bleeping out swear words is totally wrong (after 9pm I'm talking). Someone else shouldn't be deciding what is right or wrong for me to hear. If I don't want to hear it, I won't watch the show.

Everything is edited, as they show any program at any time of day. You can turn the TV on at 10.00am to find Pulp Fiction on. All the swear words are bleeped, but surely it would be bad enough a 7 year old watching this without the swearing.

The only things at aren't bleeped are Bolloxs, Americans don't seem to know what this means. Also the 2 finger salute, means peace over here, so that gets through. How on earth while someone is shouting F*** off while making the gesture, can they really think its not a rude gesture.

It drives me crazy. I totally agree you should be able to decide what you watch.

They could really use a watershed, as lots of TV during the day is really inapropriate for kids, even if the program is ok, they stick a horror movie advert in the middle of The Simpsons:confused:.

nethead Jan 30th 2010 7:13 am

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Originally Posted by N1cky (Post 8296404)
Everything is edited, as they show any program at any time of day. You can turn the TV on at 10.00am to find Pulp Fiction on. All the swear words are bleeped, but surely it would be bad enough a 7 year old watching this without the swearing.

The only things at aren't bleeped are Bolloxs, Americans don't seem to know what this means. Also the 2 finger salute, means peace over here, so that gets through. How on earth while someone is shouting F*** off while making the gesture, can they really think its not a rude gesture.

It drives me crazy. I totally agree you should be able to decide what you watch.

They could really use a watershed, as lots of TV during the day is really inapropriate for kids, even if the program is ok, they stick a horror movie advert in the middle of The Simpsons:confused:.

They don't bleep out wanker, well at least not on anything I've watched. I noticed on the Inbetweeners the other day they bleeped out 'tit' hardly a strong curse word!

dgsyd1 Jan 30th 2010 7:30 am

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Originally Posted by N1cky (Post 8296404)

They could really use a watershed, as lots of TV during the day is really inapropriate for kids, even if the program is ok, they stick a horror movie advert in the middle of The Simpsons:confused:.

Turning on Comedy Central in the early afternoon and seeing the movie Porky's on , but with all the sex and swearing cut out, takes some beating though. Not to mention a very short film.

N1cky Jan 30th 2010 7:36 am

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Originally Posted by nethead (Post 8296551)
They don't bleep out wanker, well at least not on anything I've watched. I noticed on the Inbetweeners the other day they bleeped out 'tit' hardly a strong curse word!

Yes, i'd forgotten about that. Tosser gets through too:lol:

tonrob Feb 2nd 2010 2:04 pm

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Just downloaded both series yesterday and tore through the lot in two evenings! Hilarious!

Clunge!!! :lol:

NAR14 Feb 2nd 2010 2:10 pm

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Originally Posted by tonrob (Post 8306576)
Just downloaded both series yesterday and tore through the lot in two evenings! Hilarious!

Clunge!!! :lol:

I still watch them regularly, I never get tired of them.

Bumder. :lol:

Sue Feb 2nd 2010 2:24 pm

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Originally Posted by tonrob (Post 8306576)
Just downloaded both series yesterday and tore through the lot in two evenings! Hilarious!

Clunge!!! :lol:

You big tease, we are still watching one episode a week on BBC America.

Bob Feb 2nd 2010 3:31 pm

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Originally Posted by Sue (Post 8306609)
You big tease, we are still watching one episode a week on BBC America.

series 1+2 for £10 - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Inbetweeners...5171453&sr=8-1

sime303 Feb 2nd 2010 6:07 pm

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Originally Posted by tonrob (Post 8306576)
Just downloaded both series yesterday and tore through the lot in two evenings! Hilarious!

Clunge!!! :lol:

Whilst watching someone gut a deer at 3 am the other morning, I did utter the phrase "up to my nuts in guts"

tonrob Feb 2nd 2010 10:55 pm

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Originally Posted by Sue (Post 8306609)
You big tease, we are still watching one episode a week on BBC America.

Well you're not going to find out how you need to update the BE sweary filter by watching the BBC America version, are you? :D

Sue Feb 3rd 2010 1:24 am

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Originally Posted by tonrob (Post 8307826)
Well you're not going to find out how you need to update the BE sweary filter by watching the BBC America version, are you? :D

:D :D :D
Don't worry I'm ex-army ... my swear word dictionary doth overflow :rofl: But it is annoying having all those bleeps every 5 secs.

Talking of which they blocked out half the songs in the Grammys. I though my TV was on the blink.

mayhemuk Feb 3rd 2010 10:22 am

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Originally Posted by nethead (Post 8296551)
They don't bleep out wanker, well at least not on anything I've watched. I noticed on the Inbetweeners the other day they bleeped out 'tit' hardly a strong curse word!

Was amusing I thought. And yes they did bleep tit but not gash which was hilarious. It's all about context!

naomi Feb 4th 2010 5:33 am

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I watched it last night and loved it! It was like Grange Hill with more sex, more swearing, and more humor. So not really like Grange Hill at all!
Naomi.

HoosierDaddy Feb 5th 2010 5:56 pm

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The wife and I watched the 1st 3 episodes tonight on demand. Loved it.

Ash UK/US Feb 5th 2010 6:53 pm

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Originally Posted by NAR14 (Post 8296143)
How edited is US TV for 'bad' language?

I know that when my SO first came to the UK, we were watching a show and she was almost in shock when the 'f' word (and worse!!) was not bleeped. She's not offended by it, she just wasn't used to hearing it on TV.

For what it's worth, my opinion is that bleeping out swear words is totally wrong (after 9pm I'm talking). Someone else shouldn't be deciding what is right or wrong for me to hear. If I don't want to hear it, I won't watch the show.

Last year I had some guy call me wanting me to agree to a kind of virtual petition (if you said yes would have your name added to the petition) to have stricter editing of shows, when I told him no, he asked if I had children and then continued to basically call me a bad mother for not wanting tighter controlls on TV.

Ash UK/US Feb 5th 2010 6:54 pm

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Completely unrelated, but I wish they would show series 3 and the Christmas Special of Gavin & Stacey, that show is probably the funniest I have seen on BBC America.

NAR14 Feb 6th 2010 12:08 am

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Originally Posted by Ash UK/US (Post 8316887)
Last year I had some guy call me wanting me to agree to a kind of virtual petition (if you said yes would have your name added to the petition) to have stricter editing of shows, when I told him no, he asked if I had children and then continued to basically call me a bad mother for not wanting tighter controlls on TV.

That just beggars belief. I think people like that are actually quite dangerous; who knows what other insane things he supports and campaigns for.

NAR14 Feb 6th 2010 12:10 am

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Originally Posted by Ash UK/US (Post 8316892)
Completely unrelated, but I wish they would show series 3 and the Christmas Special of Gavin & Stacey, that show is probably the funniest I have seen on BBC America.


It was pretty good that last series. I'm sure it'll come on there soon.

We're on about 34th repeat of series 1 and 2 at the moment!

N1cky Feb 6th 2010 3:31 am

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Originally Posted by Ash UK/US (Post 8316892)
Completely unrelated, but I wish they would show series 3 and the Christmas Special of Gavin & Stacey, that show is probably the funniest I have seen on BBC America.

They showed the Christmas Special of Gav & Stacey on Christmas Day. Sorry to break it to you now:(

It is a great series isn't it

Sue Feb 6th 2010 4:23 am

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Originally Posted by Ash UK/US (Post 8316887)
Last year I had some guy call me wanting me to agree to a kind of virtual petition (if you said yes would have your name added to the petition) to have stricter editing of shows, when I told him no, he asked if I had children and then continued to basically call me a bad mother for not wanting tighter controlls on TV.

What always surprises me is that those same people will let their kids watch the violent films with blood and gore, but any mention of sex, or the smallest hint of skin and they protest as loud as they can. Personnally I would rather have my teenage son watch something like the In-betweeners, than someone blowing a person's head off with a shotgun.

Sue Feb 6th 2010 4:24 am

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Originally Posted by N1cky (Post 8317719)
They showed the Christmas Special of Gav & Stacey on Christmas Day. Sorry to break it to you now:(

It is a great series isn't it

No that was the one that was shown Christmas 2008 in the UK.

Bob Feb 6th 2010 10:01 am

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Originally Posted by Ash UK/US (Post 8316892)
Completely unrelated, but I wish they would show series 3 and the Christmas Special of Gavin & Stacey, that show is probably the funniest I have seen on BBC America.

the dvd boxset on amazon was cheaper than getting individual series...well worth it...

Neil52 Feb 6th 2010 10:07 am

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Please Please Please tell me they do not Bleep any words after say 9 in the USA.....If they do i am lost for words :confused:

NAR14 Feb 6th 2010 10:14 am

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Originally Posted by Neil52 (Post 8318591)
Please Please Please tell me they do not Bleep any words after say 9 in the USA.....If they do i am lost for words :confused:

You need to be lost for words then.


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