Home
Articles
Discussion
Library

Hot Search

No search results found

Write an article
Post discussion
Create a list
Upload a video

Sign up/Log in
Inbox
Invite friends
English

Play trailer

Peep Show (2003)

TV-MA (US) | UK | English | 25 min

Directed by: Becky Martin, Tristram Shapeero, Jeremy Wooding

8.7

Comedy

Mark and Jez are a couple of twenty-something roommates who have nothing in common - except for the fact that their lives are anything but normal. Mayhem ensues as the pair strive to cope with day-to-day life.

Latest episode: 9 Seasons

Review

Rate

Watch

Add

Info mistake?

Plot Summary

Share on...

Information report

I agree with the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and state the information I am submitting is true and has not been copyrighted from a third party.

Add to my lists

About
Posts

just for fixed width,It is an identification bit and cannot be deleted!!!!!

Cast & Crew

Becky Martin

Director

Tristram Shapeero

Director

Jeremy Wooding

Director

David Mitchell

Mark Corrigan

Robert Webb

Jeremy Usborne

Matt King

Super Hans

Videos (3)

Jesse Armstrong, Sam Bain, David Mitchell, Robert Webb and the cast of Peep Show | BFI Q&A

Featurette

The Final Straw! - Peep Show

Clip

Peep Show: The Final Series I Starts Weds 11th Nov I Channel 4

Trailer

Release Date

France

No data

2003-09-19

No data

2003-09-19

USA

(internet)

2004-11-12

Also Known As (A.K.A.)

Peep Show

(Original title)

Peep Show

Australia

Peep Show

Brazil

Parent Guide

Sex & Nudity

Moderate

One plot point revolves around a characters Girlfriend who is into bizarre and kinky sex acts, such as pretending they are partaking in incest.

A character is raped, not particularly graphic though quite dark.

There are infrequent sex references which aren't strong.

In one episode a character buys a dildo, though he never ends up using it.

There is only 1 or 2 sex scenes in the entire series (9 seasons) but they aren't graphic and very brief

The Series has a number of scenes where it is implied characters are masturbating, due to the POV style generally the only this that is seen is the moving arm.

One character lies about a having a hereditary illness in order to get a hand job.

We see a nude poster in the background of a scene but it is blurred due to the shows quality

During a sex scene a woman begins choking her partner, he asks her to stop and she apologises.

In one sex scene a woman begins talking dirty and expresses the bizarre desire to cut off people's penises.

It is implied that two characters have sex in a toilet offscreen.

A group of characters have an orgy, we only see the beginning and very end of the event, so it mostly off screen.

It is heavily implied that a character has a threesome.

A character has sex with his best friend sister. We see him thrusting on top of her in the shows POV style.

Some strong sexual references.

Some references to performing sex acts, and many crude suggestive comments made by the shows's central characters.

Including references to sexual intercourse, anal sex, oral sex and masturbation.

Even in those scenes, there is very little nudity, although there is some (for example, when the characters visit a strip club or briefly view a pornographic website).

Violence & Gore

Mild

In one instance of slightly stronger violence a Character tears the head off a bird he has shot. Briefly see a spray of blood and it's severed head

A character eats a dog, (See Frightening and Intense themes.)

A character cuts his hand on a glass, we briefly see a ring of blood.

A character cuts an umbilical cord. A tiny bit of blood can be seen smeared in it.

In one episode a it is heavily implied that a character kicked a dog to death offscreen.

A character intentionally try's to get beaten up, by insulting a co-worker. The man ends up headbutting him, breaking his nose. We latter see him with a tissue of dripping blood.

A character jumps from two stories, he is seen hurt on the ground but quickly gets up.

Two characters discuss how they would murder each other. This is played for laughs, though still quite morbid.

Very rare, and mostly played for laughs. For example, in one episode the characters get pepper sprayed.

Profanity

Severe

"Cunt" is occasionally used.

A character calls an old woman a "cockmuncher".

The T slur towards trans people is thought (via monologue) by one of the main characters a few times throughout the show.

Frequent use of "fuck" in all episodes. Some moderate/milder language throughout including uses of "wanker" "dick" "cock" "shit" "bastard" "arse" "bloody" and other kinds of profanity throughout the series.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

Severe

At one point two characters snort cocaine together.

A character says that he has been sniffing glue.

During the shows second season a already drug addicted character further gets a even worse addiction to crack cocaine.

At one point a group of characters all do Speed. One character is peer pressured to do the same, though he doesn't end up following through.

Frequent alcohol use. Frequent cigarette and marijuana smoking. Frequent cocaine snorting and smoking. Other drugs are used throughout too: ecstasy, mushrooms, speed, pills.

Hard drug use throughout, one of the show's reoccuring characters, has a crack cocaine addiction, and often references needing to take cocaine, occasionally there is sight of Hard drug use.

Some soft drug references also occur in the series, including comments about "weed" and some scenes of it being smoked.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

None

In one episode a character eats a dog, this is done in a very comedic way and isn't particularly gruesome, though it could still be considered slightly disturbing.

Numerous times throughout the show one of the Show's main characters, (who is a junkie,) tries to go cold turkey. He is seen tied up and very sick. Comedic, though dark.

Peep show can, at times, be quite bleak. Especially as the show goes on and the main protagonists get older.

The shows Cringe Comedy style is at times very hard to watch.

One character have extreme financial problems. He often goes broke and ends up homeless on numerous occasions.

In one episode the main characters reunite with an extremely mentally ill woman. She is seen have a mental break down.

Let's talk about movies!

What's Peliplat? Articles Videos Library

Help Center Privacy Policy Terms of Use

User feedback

Instagram Spotify Facebook

User Feedback