Peep Show, but the inner monologue edited out

This was a great idea, there is no way this wasn't a great idea

[@christaylor86]

That made Jeremy's laugh in the bath so much funnier!

[@redwillrise]

funny how the timing still feels pretty on point. this show knows a thing or two about people.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

"mother" "fuck!-" oedipus complex confirmed.

[@izusblur]

I love how I'm now filling in the inner monologues in my own inner monologue

[@r2dadizubz]

Chance would be a fine thing

[@keegisuvakas6847]

criminally underrated. it also really show's off the show's camerawork and the way it alone can convey some of the inner thoughts. a whole episode of this would be an interesting almost hypnotic experience

[@droobasaur8919]

a fresh new way to watch peep show

[@joelongsurname]

jeremy and stu in the kitchen was so unsettling for no reason

[@johnoss3987]

Yeah, without the inner monologue it really highlights the situation - a man solo boozing, spitefully admiring another half naked man drinking milk straight from the jug - in total silence

[@joelongsurname]

@@johnoss3987 it really is a depressing show underneath it all isn’t it

[@Pyro-Moloch]

I got a little spooked when the camera was zooming in on Jeremy and suddenly cut to Stu. Was like a horror film.

[@reconbravo104]

Looks like the start of a gay porno

[@XatxiFly]

see I think it just makes it feel like the pacing of a deep cut indie gay film

[@joesmith831]

This is so good lol

[@GeoffreyPeas]

Earned a subscription

[@inthegrass11]

i think i just lost one of my kidneys from this video

[@averageraiden9900]

Ive been rewatching Peep Show for years and I was sure that without the inner monologues the scenes would feel awkward and creepy - like those edits of Friends without laughs -, but no they actually feel very realistic