Peep Show

Fifty-four episodes, nine series of six, and nothing else to argue about.

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Where to start with Peep Show

In order, all fifty-four. The thing worth knowing is that this is not the sitcom of separate half hours it looks like. Mark's relationships, Jeremy's living arrangements and Super Hans all run continuously across twelve years, and the two finales that matter only work in sequence.

  1. 1
    Series 1 to 3 Peep Show

    Eighteen episodes. The first series is the weakest and is also only six episodes, so there is no case for skipping it.

  2. 2
    Series 4, and its finale in particular Peep Show

    The wedding. It is the first of the two episodes the whole show is building towards.

  3. 3
    Series 5 to 8 Peep Show

    Twenty-four episodes and the run most people rate highest.

  4. 4
    Series 9 Peep Show

    Three years after the eighth in real time and no time at all in the story. Six episodes and then it stops.

Then what? There is no film, no special and no revival. An American version was attempted four times between 2005 and 2022 and formally killed by FX in 2024.

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The Series

  • Peep Show 2003, 9 seasons, 54 episodes

Around It

  • Peep Show and Tell 2010

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