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The Inbetweeners Series 4 Confirmed
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WeAreTheAlbion
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great news hopefully this one will be better than series 3 .
Conkers
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Don't know you can call 2 specials a Series to be honest!
Solid at the back
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Awesome love this show thought that was gonna be the last with Simon goin to Swansea. I also heard somethin about a film?
Mendoza
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3rd series was a bit rubbish, should have left it after series 2
disgruntled h blocker
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Guess the actors will be 30 by the time the series finally ends then...
Art Vs Science
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- Sep 1, 2010
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How long was this series? has it finished already? seemed like about 4 episodes
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,033
Possibly a big mistake. Series One and Two and let's leave it at that.
Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
This. The new 'series' hasnt been confirmed, and I hope they just let it be as series 3 wasn't brilliant.
They are making a film as well I think.
brightonrock
Dodgy Hamstrings
- Jan 1, 2008
- 2,482
They've confirmed a film on a lads' holiday and 2 specials after that to wrap up the story.
TV - News - 'Inbetweeners' movie 'has started filming' - Digital Spy
TV - News - 'Inbetweeners' to return for two specials - Digital Spy
No third 'series'.
TV - News - 'Inbetweeners' movie 'has started filming' - Digital Spy
TV - News - 'Inbetweeners' to return for two specials - Digital Spy
No third 'series'.
willingdon_seagull
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- Mar 5, 2008
- 450
What is the point? I think when it first started it was funny but now this latest series was cringeworthy and predictable at best. Everyone has jumped on the bandwagon but in my opinon it has run its course.
The Spanish
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why do people always think that the shorter a programme is on for, the better it automatically gets?
it does make me laugh all this. the americans dont have this problem or attitude. they just keep making programmes people enjoy. british snobbery and received wisdom states otherwise, without anyone ever bothering to find out minor details like the writing processes, the other career demands on the cast etc etc. i despair reading some of the parrot fashion stuff trotted out. its just nonsense.
its like listening to people comparing episodes week on week, as if they write one, film it, then write another, film it, in the timescale you are watching it. then you get them discussing how its going downhill in that purely arbitary timescale. absolutely mental.
*insert curly whirly cookoo smiley here*
it does make me laugh all this. the americans dont have this problem or attitude. they just keep making programmes people enjoy. british snobbery and received wisdom states otherwise, without anyone ever bothering to find out minor details like the writing processes, the other career demands on the cast etc etc. i despair reading some of the parrot fashion stuff trotted out. its just nonsense.
its like listening to people comparing episodes week on week, as if they write one, film it, then write another, film it, in the timescale you are watching it. then you get them discussing how its going downhill in that purely arbitary timescale. absolutely mental.
*insert curly whirly cookoo smiley here*
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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sounds better than a whole series, its already a little tired.
not sure its automatic or snobbery, just that most sitcoms run out of ideas and material after a couple of series (some dont make it that far). like a bands tricky 3rd album. the evidence from american series shows how it can go so wrong, with later series little to do with the original characters, and more and more outlandish plots dreamt up and laughs dependant on catchphrases. that might make for entertaining TV, but it probably means the "brilliance" of the first is lost. we saw with Inbetweeners last series how some episodes were basically geared around one big laugh.
The Spanish
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again, sweeping statements and myths held up as indisputable fact beorhthelm.
i am not denying that sitcoms cannot necessarily go on indefinitely being as fresh and original as when they first aired, that is equally as nonsensical. i am arguing that a lot of comments on 'oh its tired' and 'they have run out of ideas' are nothing more than recieved wisdom and generalisations. dont fall into that trap yourself.
how do you know they have run out of ideas? they have made a film and there are two other shows in the pipeline. that does not suggest that mid way through series two they looked at each other and say 'i cant think of anything else lets just cobble together some old crap and hope for the best'.
does your logic suggest that they will continue this downward trajectory until ultimately an inbetweeners episode will simply be jay going clunge over and over again for 30 minutes?
my point is its the perception of the writing process that is so warped in the publics mind, like things are happening in their real time. if you cannot see where i am coming from with this then its going to be hard work reading this thread any more.
Art Vs Science
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beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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yes, sweeping statements and no facts, i didnt claim any. just opinion and suggestion we've seen it happen before. i laughed for half an hour each episode series one, series three i'm not sure every episode had a really good laugh. i was enjoying Him and Her more, on afterwards.
seagullsovergrimsby
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Inbetweeners Series 4 ? 
Are they paying homage to the Harry Potter films ? 
Are they paying homage to the Harry Potter films ?