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My reaction to The Inbetweeners First Episode "First Day". ENJOY!
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[@bmxerqf882]

This show is an incredibly accurate portrayal of teenage life in the UK in the 2010s

[@ReedoTV]

Expectation: Skins, Reality: Inbetweeners

[@bmxerqf882]

@@ReedoTV to be fair Skins is also very accurate at times, I can relate to both shows quite well

[@MrNikolidas]

@@bmxerqf882 Apart from the constant fucking, drinking and drugs, yes.

[@richgill5924]

Not just the 2010s, we were like this in the 80's!!

[@fleason771]

It's so accurate to how school was for me. Your friends would insult you, joke about shagging your mum & you'd always have a friend in the group like Jay who would talk absolute bullshit! Great memories 👌 honestly

[@RenaissanceEarCandy]

The thing about this is, this is literally how British teenagers talk. It's quite realistic. Yes, 18 is the legal drinking age here.

[@Wang_Monkey]

Is exactly how we talked at school back in the 90's too xD

[@tobytaylor2154]

@@Wang_Monkey 70s and 80s too

[@usgreth]

@@Wang_Monkey Only difference from the nineties, less mobile phones!

[@Wang_Monkey]

@@motelghost477 True dat! xD

[@thatsthat2612]

@@Wang_Monkey it really is

[@Jack-ny6dv]

I was at 6th form (like them) when this came out, and the dialogue and language they use, the humour is so accurate. No other show has captured British teenagers so convincingly.

[@ferdiemiddleton8910]

this country managed to portray english adolecence and general community better

[@DBZYY69]

@Digitalismuk all bent

[@Facts-over-Feelings.]

​@ferdiemiddleton8910 For a country community, yes. Not for city living, though. Inbetweeners = City. This country = Country.

[@novak1015]

Lmao 6th form not 6th grade 😂

[@wayne7521]

Grange Hill??

[@control2XS]

This honestly gives you a better insight into UK life, especially what school was like for those of us in our late 20s/30s, than any documentary.

[@slaxxxer]

I'm in my early fifties & it's still accurate to my school life....

[@James-rc6qq]

ive just left school and yes its not as accurate as you would find it but most of it is so accurate still

[@slaxxxer]

@@James-rc6qq Very little changes in our culture really.....

[@James-rc6qq]

@@slaxxxer Yes exactly, I was saying to my mates one of the greates things is turning 18 and going for a pint after school. Im sure everyone human in this country will have done it.

[@slaxxxer]

@@James-rc6qq Coming of age & getting older - very little changes over the decades & all that really changes is technology, school culture seems the same in the inbetweeners as it was in tbe 80s when I was at school.

[@GaryWayneHill64]

The characters will feel like old friends by the time you're through, stick with it, you won't regret it.

[@andrewsanderson6904]

as someone from the UK in his early 30s this is incredibly accurate to most peoples growing up in the UK of that era. glad you are enjoying it. it gets better a d better as the characters develop. FYI there isn't much to do with high school at all really.

[@0x2A_]

The lack of exaggeration needed to keep it entertaining is quite incredible 😂

[@bmxerqf882]

@@0x2A_ lack of exaggeration? Jay's character is pretty much exclusively exaggeration 😂

[@0x2A_]

@@bmxerqf882 I didn't say there wasn't any, one character being more heavily exaggerated than the rest doesn't really sway it that much. And you are saying you have never met at least one Jay? Compulsive liars that come out with some absurd shit aren't that uncommon.

[@davidz3879]

@@0x2A_ I've met milder versions of Jay.

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@davidz3879 same and i got my gcse results today and the inbetweeners is still to this day the most accurate thing created

[@andrewwiddicombe3912]

Please don't watch the American version of this until you've finished all of the British version

[@SirHilaryManfat]

Correction:- Please don't watch the American version.......

[@GPA_Karting]

no point watching it after you watch this, its dogshit

[@xellestar]

Yeah the american version is not worth spending time on, unless you are specifically interested in how shows can be adapted very badly.

[@willmartin2078]

No don't watch the American version at all, it's s@#@, most things that get remade in the US are crap

[@DesireAndFire2010]

Just don't watch the American version. Biggest pile of crap I've ever seen!

[@jamesdowling9759]

Gregg Davies who played Mr Gilbert used to be an actual teacher which still makes me laugh.

[@Richie90090]

I believe he is about 7'6" tall!

[@fractal_mind562]

@@Richie90090 🤣🤣

[@fleason771]

Even better he was a special needs teacher & you need to search for his confession on one day at that school, it was on "The Graham Norton Show" & it's worth searching for on KZbin it's 🤣

[@ericg5791]

He lives in Richmond,sw London.Seen him walking down George Street,like the Jolly Green Giant. Great comedian though!

[@MichellBollinger]

@@Richie90090 he’s 6’8 not 7’6 😂

[@jackporter9648]

The king has finally found the king of 2000s silly comedies, enjoy watching it all 👍👍👍

[@lukeporcher6378]

Nah peep show is the king but the inbetweeners is still very good

[@scream9637]

Black Books is the king for me

[@davidz3879]

@@lukeporcher6378 Yes, Peep Show is even better.

[@Cerberus8295]

Not until he watches kevin and Perry

[@Ryan18181]

The thing about this show, it just gets better as it goes on. It goes from being quite funny to laughing your arse off within the space of one series.

[@craigfowler7098]

Exactly once you get to know the characters

[@phoenixrose1192]

@@craigfowler7098 Indeed! I actually feel a lot of pity for Jay. His dad is an arsewipe!

[@jacklawson2597]

It came out in 2008 and the show is the most accurate portrayal of what it was like growing up and going to School in the UK in the mid-late 00's as a guy. I'm fairly sure everyone has done or been involved in the things they get up to in each episode. We all knew a person like Jay, Will or Simon in your friendship group in school and that's what made it so relatable.

[@rbaz9454]

Its even accurate going to school in the 90's

[@brits5650]

Was it applicable to girls too? I'm curious what if I stayed in the UK as an exchange student

[@jacklawson2597]

@@brits5650 Yea I think they'd relate but this is very much from a guy's perspective so some jokes or situations may go over their heads.

[@lorrainecampbell9202]

Greg Davies is a fantastic comedian. He has acted in several comedies including Cuckoo and Man down. He has been on a lot of comedy quiz show like 8 out of 10. He presents Taskmaster as well.

[@davidz3879]

Cuckoo & Man Down are very good sitcoms.

[@deadcatthinks6725]

Seen his stand up shows....the man is hilarious 🤣

[@allanallen1835]

Man down outtakes are some of the funniest moments from Davies.

[@boldmeregarden637]

Greg Davies impersonating Chris Eubank is a must see

[@JohnDoe-xz1mw]

greg davis is not a comedian, greg davis is LORD taskmaster

[@CriticalityIncident]

The guy playing the teacher (Greg Davies) is 6'8" (2,03 m), so yes. He's pretty tall.

[@matthewmorley310]

you'll most likely get a massive influx of new viewers just for this series. great decision to do it. can't wait to watch you react to these. Love from the UK!

[@Leeds1919LUFC]

You have to keep watching, you will love it. This show absolutely nails it for what it’s like for us British teenagers in school. It absolutely gets it spot on.

[@bpfromowc]

You will love this show. It’s sooo funny. “Peep Show” is another very funny show from the UK. ✌️

[@davidz3879]

Peep Show is even better than this.

[@rnw2739]

@@davidz3879 No it isn't.

[@davidz3879]

@@rnw2739 What do you dislike about it?

[@rnw2739]

@@davidz3879 I don't dislike it, I just find 'The Inbetweeners' consistently funnier.... albeit sometimes in a juvenile, schoolboy kind of way lol.

[@bpfromowc]

@@rnw2739 Both are great.

[@skyebates246]

I find this show incredibly relatable. They talk like the average working class British schoolboy would speak to each other.

[@tiimsmiith1130]

Here we go! When you combine the Inbetweeners and an american dude with a sense of humor its always a recipe for good content.

[@zXPeterz14]

Bets part of the inbetweners is it isnt really exaggerated, its just everyones teenage experiences in the uk condensed down into 4 characters

[@bmxerqf882]

From what I understand of this show all the situations they end up in are things that actually happened to the writers when they were growing up

[@singingcrafter1520]

Greg Davies, who plays Mr Gilbert, is 6ft 8" and was a real teacher in a previous life. He is now a stand up comedian and comedy actor. Please follow through with The Inbetweeners series. You will get to know each character, as they grow up into 'young men'. Best series ever.

[@foolboyv5]

From England here, it's fascinating seeing your reactions to this classic, it aired on public TV from 2008-2011 with two movies afterwards, like others have said it's a really accurate portrayal of teenage life in the UK. On the flip side are American teen movies like American pie accurate depecitions of American teenage life? I always wondered if it was really exaggerated for film or if it was actually what it's like over there.

[@aliciabell4116]

Same i always wondered that

[@StunnedByWrestling]

I like that you're honest about what you're enjoying watching. i think a lot of people react to shows for the sake of it even if they're not keen on something

[@tb1271]

The drinking age is 18, but underage drinking is nowhere near as looked down on as it is in the US, you can drink legally under the age of 18 at family/private events as long as you don't pay for it. I don't think any still exist where you can, but when I was 16 back in the late 90s our local Legion (Ex-Service men's club) could legally serve any alcohol to any full members of the club, and as you can join the British army at 16, you could also join the legion at 16. There were also some other local places where you could get served in your school uniform, but they were doing it illegally.

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

It's illegal to give alcohol to anyone under 5 (even gripe water, which in my youth often meant dipping the dummy in rum); between 16 and 18, if you're with someone over 18 and they're paying (well, at least settling the bill, you can't go to the bar and order for yourself), you can get beer, cider or wine with food.

[@TheLastCrumb.]

@@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t mine was dipped in whiskey and at Christmas I used to slurp the head of everyone’s pints 😂

[@geordiewishart1683]

Law has changed slightly. Now NO minimum age in England and Wales. Scotland remains at 5. And NI is 14

[@dylanmurphy9389]

We got served when I was 15 with a coat over my school uniform. It was quite a rough pub, they didn’t care.

[@paulbromley6687]

When I was Fifteen I once got a lunchtime half pint of beer in the pub near to my school and a teacher came over and quietly said finish that and leave…I did and nothing more was said

[@thepyromantic3468]

This is pretty much exactly what highschool life is like, or at least it was during the 2010s. To answer your questions it was shown on Channel 4 and the drinking age is 18 however most of us started drinking occasionally before 16.

[@softshallow7435]

It came out on terrestrial tv, yes you heard me not on cable. It was early 2000’s. Drinking is 18, smoking used to be 16 now its 18 too. These actors were in their twenties playing youngsters.

[@xellestar]

1 correction, late 2000s - started in 2008

[@softshallow7435]

@@xellestar oh yes.

[@doegywhail728]

The drinking age for pubs is 18. You can drink in pubs at a younger age with the order of food and you can legally drink at home from the age of 4 I believe.

[@united1990]

5

[@geordiewishart1683]

Used to be 5. England and Wales recently did away with any age limit. NI is 14

[@paulbromley6687]

I was five when I started … Quite progressive parents.

[@angelwithadirtyface3]

Greg Davis on Graham Norton talking about when he was a teacher is hilarious. Ryan gosling couldn’t breathe 😆

[@Arksimon2k]

Great show. When I was at school we didn't even really have lockers. We're allowed to just carry all our stuff in bags, so those small ones are more than enough for bits and bobs.

[@kajenbop]

Yeah... I’m 42 and that’s what I was gunna say. I don’t remember lockers at any school I went to other than in the changing rooms

[@1985dafydd]

@@kajenbop I'm 37 and I remember my school being notable for being a rare one that had lockers. It was a brand new building at the time.

[@kajenbop]

Yeah... and thinking about it now, the lockers in the changing rooms would be more accurately described as “a hook” 😂

[@Emmet_Moore]

@@kajenbop we had lockers in the changing rooms, but they were used exclusively for putting people in and holding the door shut lol

[@moonlightace4467]

I remember our lockers varying in size, usually about large enough for a reasonable sized backpack and some books on a separate shelf. Though their were usually some lockers near the music department reserved for students who took music to also be able to store their instrument in along with the rest if their belongings.

[@IanDarley]

"this bar looks like a house" It's a pub, which is short for public house 👍

[@Reesy90]

YES, Finally lol this is one of my favourite UK comedies! Great reaction😁

[@SimonWattsWILDPresentationsUK]

Dude, this is just the beginning . Characters are set now - roller coaster about to begin. Thank you so much for stepping over the threshold, mate - it's going to be so worth it. Si.

[@Wang_Monkey]

Glad you liked it KB, kudos for playing so much of the episode ;) Yeah legal age for booze is 18 and the show came out 2008 on E4 which was a digital freeview channel

[@simontay4851]

Was? E4 still IS a freeview channel.

[@Wang_Monkey]

@@simontay4851 Jeeeez 🤦‍♂!! Ok I dooooo beg your pardon, Simon. "Is"* Now you must away! So many mistyping's out there on the internet! Go Go! For the good of the planet! "Where's that anal superhero nobody asked for? How would we cope with out him?! 😂"

[@tg007ful]

Great show which never gets old! Weird fact, the blonde girl who plays Carli is the real life daughter of the librarian geek in Buffy The Vampire Slayer

[@Amileo350]

Anthony Stewart-Head x

[@Davidsmith-go9oz]

It just keeps getting better. Love this show!

[@reddishtykes]

Mr Gilbert was a teacher in real life. Listen to his anecdote on Graham Norton (with Ryan Gosling)

[@martindunstan8043]

Yes, that is hilarious 👍

[@CeeCTFC]

"This bar looks like a house" Fun fact: This is a pub, short for public house. The term first appeared in England in the late 17th century, to differentiate private houses from those open to the public as alehouses, taverns and inns. So, it looks like a house because it is a house :).

[@kirk5152]

Lil bit of trivia. When she said "are you wearing aftershave" and Simon says "it's just Lynx" Axe body spray is called Lynx in the UK. Also chances are if it's a pub in the UK it's a colour and and an Animal. Eg:. White horse Red lion black horse White lion White Swan Golden lion Green Dragon Black lion Blue boar White bear Brown cow Red cow Grey horse Black dog There's more but I can't think of any right now.

[@Alexander0189]

So your video just popped up in my recommended and I’m glad it did! The inbetweeners was unbelievably popular in the uk and it still is! I could watch it over and over and over and still laugh! I and many others feel the show ended too soon, definitely one of a kind. Glad you’re enjoying it! So funny to see your reaction 😂

[@squanchy9755]

It only gets better from here. Please review more inbetweeners.

[@TheNoobPube]

Most schools in the UK back then didn't even have lockers. Only the new build ones did. Most students in the UK carry around a backpack all day

[@dronebee83]

We didn't have lockers. You knew how shit your day would be when your timetable had PE, cookery and French all on the same day, which meant lugging around a full outdoor rugby strip, towel, boots, biscuit tin full of ingredients, plus a whopping great 'Arc en ciel' text book, all crammed into a Ministry of Sound record bag. Fuck those days!

[@fatsam2564]

It gets a lot better 😂 and once you complete the 3 series there are 2 movies that are great

[@Rebecca_Bailey]

Oh god not the second movie, the slide scene 🤢😂

[@Ryan-bs6kn]

One of the greatest shows of all time. Glad You liked it.

[@Viceeoff]

YES FINALLY!!! Please continue to react to invetweeners it’s a genuine representation of teens growing up in the uk and going thru all the Situations. There’s 3 seasons and 2 movies. Also the teacher is played by Greg Davies.

[@mlbarraclough81]

You should definitely check out the i.t crowd especially the work outing and the dinner party episodes. Pure class

[@williebauld1007]

It’s 18 to buy alcohol from a licensed premises But it’s actually legal for anyone over 5 to drink in a private house under the supervision of a responsible person But you can also be served a beer and a cider in a restaurant with a meal at 14 again if it’s bought by a responsible adult

[@geordiewishart1683]

Law changed recently. No minimum age in England and Wales. Scotland remains age 5. NI, as it always has been, is 14

[@williebauld1007]

@@geordiewishart1683 thanks mate, a strange law to change tbh! 5 is pretty low at it was lol

[@geordiewishart1683]

Sorry. Got that arse over tit. Scotland did away with age limit. England and Wales remains at five. It went back to law from 1930s-Children and Young Person Act. I suppose other law can be used to stop you givong booze to children...so lack of prohibition is not a permission. The law also changed the drinking ip times. Zero mins in England and Wales. Fifteen in Scotland. Forty five in NI. I think

[@guyfawkeson3590]

Subbing just for you reviewing this. Classic late 2000’s show that captures British teen life superbly. A quality coming of age series that’s both accurate and hilarious in equal measures

[@killianlpc]

You picked a great show painfully funny. Just gets better and better getting into some crazy scrapes. A brilliant portrayal of school life for late teens. Just hilarious.

[@AdamDawson1984]

"This bar looks like a house." That's because it's a pub 😆

[@b1llyfth747]

As a person from the Uk this show is so accurate to teenage life

[@shazmeister2005]

The Inbetweeners really struck a chord with probably the Millennial generation, certainly anyone now in their 30s in the UK. It was relatable, everyone knew people like each of the characters and that’s what made it so funny, yes the silliness was dialled up to 11 but you could imagine the scenarios happening for real. I don’t know how it is standing the test of time, I can imagine younger generations not getting it. It was from a time where social media was still in its infancy and social interactions still took place in person.

[@charliecosta3971]

Welcome to the best British Comedy of the Noughties! Inbetweeners is Iconic and is so relatable for how it was for any average adolescent during High School. Want to know about UK Culture. Then this is the show.

[@TamrielicScholar]

When you said the bar "looks like a house", it literally is lol. A "pub", is a 'public house', and always have a very homey feel

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

Yeah you're gonna need to get this on DVD/Bluray, I'm guessing you'll love these (and the 2 movies that came after). Good luck with this video not getting claimed though if you didn't mask the video. By the way, Will's mum is FIT ..oh and James Buckley, who plays Jay, has a KZbin and Twitch channel called "Completed It Mate" (Something his character says anytime a game is mentioned)...which is nice. 4:29 Greg Davies, very funny comedian, who WAS, as it happens, an actual teacher in a former life. 7:38 Yeah they're pretty deep though and just big enough for A4 sized stuff also...enough with the "Everything's bigger in America" 🤣 13:41 The first season started in May 2008 and the series was Broadcast on Channel 4 which is a free national channel, I think it was shown after 9pm though which is the "watershed" where more adult content can be shown because it's assumed young children would be in bed by then 15:31 Yeah, drinking age is 18, as is the voting age, age of sexual consent is 16. Some clubs won't let you in until you're 21. 17:44 WOAH Jumpcut 22:31 WAIT until you see the other adventures they get into (which were kind of spoiled at the beginning, WEIRD choice)

[@ItsZareh]

he (James Buckley) also has another KZbin channel where he vlogs with his wife and family: "At home with the Buckleys"

[@Neenie1976]

Drinking age is 18 here in the U.K. inbetweeners started in 2008. There’s also 2 films

[@Steve10578]

16:20 - Unfortunately, much of the whole scene at the black bull was removed from the reaction.

[@Asif-kh-n9r]

He missed the Brett Clement scene 😭

[@johnbarnes888]

Growing up watching US set movies, I was always astounded by the fact that high school kids over there even had lockers! Nothing of the sort for us. Everything had to be crammed into our rucksacks.

[@johngayfer6873]

The inbetweeners is a British institution!

[@nathanroberts1053]

Yeeees! Been waiting for this. And a full lee evans reaction, in parts ofcorse aha, you'll never make it through a full show 😂 id recommend lee evand wired and wonderful. You wont regret it!

[@nicksykes4575]

Hi KB, Greg Davies is only 6' 8". He's also worth reacting to on "would I lie to you".

[@jaxonsjerseys]

Would I lie to you David Mitchell rants is amazing as well

[@Tomp4ul]

'is only'

[@nicksykes4575]

@@Tomp4ul KB kept referring to him as 7ft.

[@Tomp4ul]

@@nicksykes4575 I know I know, it just read funnily to me, almost as if 6' 8" isn't that tall

[@debbscustomengravings5226]

The guy who plays Mr Gilbert was a real teacher before he turned to acting and stand up comedy.

[@timglennon6814]

The Inbetweeners Tv series first air on U.K. Tv on 1st May 2008, on Channel 4’s sister Tv Channel E4.

[@jamiesmith5204]

This was 2007. I'm 36 now, and The Inbetweeners was pretty much my teenage years. It captures that time - late 90s/early 00s - perfectly.

[@harrywhittingham7753]

I avoided this show for years because I didn't think I would like and only discovered it a couple of years ago. How wrong l was. So, so funny.

[@patthewoodboy]

same

[@NJH01]

Growing up people were obsessed with it and it pissed me off for some reason so I never watched it or thought it’d actually be funny but now I’m older it’s pretty good lol

[@DisneyDoctorWhoSly23]

YES! Thank you for reacting to this show. It's a brilliant time :D

[@lukefisher2000]

2008 it premiered over in the UK on E4 and had 2 movies after it in 2011 and 2014 such a legend show ooo friend!!

[@jackisback8446]

this genuinely has the potential to be your favourite show ever.

[@vaudevillian7]

This may as well be a documentary

[@timglennon6814]

That tall teacher is Greg Davies the guy who presents Taskmaster, and you might of seen him on 8 Out of 10 Cats dose Countdown.

[@nuthinnew]

I used to live very close to where they filmed this and can confirm there are 2 pubs called The Black Horse and The Black Bull within about a mile of each other. They are in Ruislip. That bar is an old Tudor house

[@sarahealey1780]

Legal age is 18 here but we used to get served starting around 15 when I was a teenager

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

True, lol. Christmas eve of 1996 was the first time I got served in my local pub. I was 15. I woke up Christmas morning at my friend's grandmother's house covered in sick. Happy days. 😂

[@control2XS]

Mr Gillbert is one of the best British comedians, and genuinely was a teacher in a former life.

[@mdwrightson1]

2008 on Channel 4 the same channel that does 8 out of 10 cats, they did two films too.

[@alecv4622]

Really pleased you are on these mate. So many great gems throughout the whole series. Looking forward to the next one!

[@vaudevillian7]

A British pint is bigger than a US pint too, I don’t think Brits pick out ridiculous drinks for the first one in a pub before 18 on the whole. You need to get a Patreon for full uncut reactions One thing to bear in mind is that pubs aren’t the same as bars - you said it looks like a house, well pub is short for public house, historically it’s the shared community house to meet and drink. The culture around drink is very different, here we would meet up for a drink in a way Americans might meet for a coffee

[@samuelpinder1215]

We dont pick unusual drinks because we are used to drinking before 18. I cant even buy alcohol yet and dont think my first purchase would be too weird

[@charlielynch3916]

@@samuelpinder1215 yeah I had my first drink at 10 and by 16 I was out getting bottles of JD and cheap vodka from corner shops that don't care if you're 18 or not

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@charlielynch3916 I dont know if this is just my school or not but after the last exam you go off in your friends groups to private areas to start off then when you're tipsy we all go to a field where the whole year group gets pissed/stoned Edit: I did gcse this year

[@PNorm]

@@samuelpinder1215 That's every school for the last 30 years

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@PNorm I knew it was tradition in mine in mine that goes back a while. I thought maybe schools in bigger cities like london manny birmingham etc. didnt have as many private places to go

[@joshuapearson735]

It came out on TV. It's really nice to see an American reaction show that's more genuine rather people just over reacting and forcing themselves to laugh. Respect subscribed

[@Abdurrahman-bf3ji]

“Skins” and “Misfits” are both great Channel 4 shows too. Definitely would recommend checking them out alongside “The Inbetweeners”

[@markboon341]

Misfits definitely! Excellent series

[@craigfowler7098]

Good to see you finally got round to watching my suggestion - enjoy

[@TomMerson]

I don't think lockers are as much of a thing over here. In my secondary school we didn't even have them to begin with, and even when they came in they were just sort of first-come-first-serve and unreserved (until you put your own padlock on it)

[@SuperFurry68A]

King Boomer, so stoked to see you covering this. If you stick with it (and it’s totally worth it - honestly), then you’re going to learn so many new slang words.

[@And_Zo]

I love the Inbetweeners, great series and movies 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MissGarland1986]

In Scotland, we didn't have lockers in schools. There's actually a few wee bits that have skipped. Jay was about to get them pints in the Black Bull and now all of a sudden they in the Black Horse. 😂

[@seanhogan3482]

they have also made two great movies 😆 and they are mental.

[@seanhogan3482]

If you went to high school in the 80's like myself we could take the piss a lot better than that no probs 🤪

[@seanhogan3482]

I'm from Birmingham West Midlands by the way the funniest place on earth.

[@chemdent421]

After watching the intro, it's fun knowing that this became one of your favorite shows of all time.

[@Cobalt-Jester]

When I was school all the way back in 1995 our leavers party for the end of school for 16 year olds was in a night club. It had been organised and paid for by the school. Well, we voted on where and we all paid £2 towards the price of hiring the club. Some teachers even came along and saw us all drinking. That's another exception "The private party" alcohol laws are blurry there, too. lol

[@AndrexOxybox]

I remember the Guardian critic's comment: "Skins is how you think you were as a teenager, The Inbetweeners is how you actually were."

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

I was somewhere between Simon and Will when I was a teen, an angry nerd but a hopeless romantic with girls

[@glenn9683]

It actually gets way better, one of the best British comedies ever made in my opinion and I'm 48

[@ukunboxings2242]

Love this hopefully you keep watching the series and put it on here. Love the show myself. 😊

[@craigjeffery2661]

Mr Gilbert is played by Greg Davies a comedian & before that he was a actual teacher … he basically plays himself in this

[@helvete983]

and also in Man Down

[@kengregory6026]

def worth sticking with once you get to know the characters...and v accurate for the 2010s

[@marcballard9428]

Glad you enjoyed it...it gets better and better dude lol. So many classic British sayings and obscene offensive moments it's genius. And some pretty good Muppet moments you're gonna love 🤣

[@MrEaster619]

being a teenager in the uk was so good i miss it

[@kJ922-h3j]

So glad you’re doing this!

[@scenesofmotion1]

Make sure to do the 2 movies as well

[@M45KY]

Mr Gilbert (Greg Davis) was an actual drama teacher too!

[@Richie90090]

He's 7'6" tall Hey Boomer you have to watch the whole series!

[@kevanwillis4571]

I worked in an English pub in Luxembourg , had this conversation. Customer " A pint please mate, put it on the slate, I'll pop in and pay on Tuesday." Me "That's not happening for so many reasons." Customer "What's the problem?" Me "For starters, you're fourteen! I know your dad." Customer "Oh."

[@Sdw77]

Stick with king it is top quality, honestly🫶🏽you’re doing it right going from the beginning, you’ll get to know the characters, just think back to your own group of school friends and what you got up to and said to each other, it won’t be that different😂😂🤘🏽👍🏽All you need to do now is keep count of how many different swear words and ways to say vagina, klunge being the most popular😂😂😂😂loved seeing you watch this for the 1st time👍🏽👌🏽

[@lavenderllamamusic]

This is hands down my favorite UK comedy. First watched it when I was in high school back in 2011/2012. Everytime I watch it, it never gets old and it's just as hilarious as it was the first time

[@matthewhenery4834]

Mr Gilbert is played by Greg Davies. His character could not be further from what’s he’s like in real. You’ll probably recognise his after a few episodes but if not he’s worth a Google too. Especially a show called Taskmaster. He’s honestly the nicest guy in I’m real and completely bonkers. ✌️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

[@jkasaunder228]

And before all of that he was actually a teacher.