Wednesday, February 01, 2006

The IT Crowd

Channel 4 have very kindly put the first two episodes of Graham Linehan's (Father Ted, Black Books) new sitcom online. The first episode is pretty good, the second is absolutely priceless. Once a master, always a master.

See it here! See hear!

8 comments:

Unknown said...

Bah, it's Windows Media video! For shame, Microsoft, for not making a proper (or, at the very least, functional) Windows Media player for Mac. I'm wagging my finger begrudgingly at you right this minute.

For shaaaaaame.

John A said...

HAW HAW!

i hope a few more people watched this and enjoyed it, because it tickled me right good in my amusement area.

Teresa Bowman said...

Bah! I cannot watch it on a computer because I don't think my workplace overlords would take too kindly to me looking at situation comedy programmes at work, so I will have to wait until it arrives on the television sets. (That's Friday, isn't it? I think it's Friday.) I'm right looking forward to it, me.

Lucy said...

I am one of the few! I laughed so loud my housemate launched an investigatory expedition from downstairs!

Thanks for the link, Mister.

Suds said...

Oh man I wish there was more!

eye candy said...

it tickled me right good in my amusement area.

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Statements such as this get turned into something, um, different when they're processed by my brain.

That certainly tells you what kind of person that I am.

John A said...

Comedy message boards make me feel ill so I don't dare click your link "Beardmaster". The very act of reading them can make you think something you enjoyed wasn't funny. Also it can send you straight to the pill drawer for the death pills.

Maybe I am some sort of outrageous simpleton but I laughed all the way through at the procession of foolish things. But these things are in the past now. I am still marvelling at the multi-layered performance of Peter Serafinowicz in Marple on Sunday!

Thanks Peter
Theter

Corwin said...

Being Canadian, I had to take some liberties with the law to get the first three episodes. I laughed quite a lot.

Thanks for the heads up on this.