have you tried turning it off and on again?

has its moments, but i was left unimpressed

what horse said.
more irritating than funny....

I think its a great show, not quite as good as Darkplaces, Nathan Barley etc... bit more Black Booksy in its humour.

"Cradle of Filth's Coffin Fodder got me through some tough times"
hahaha

I really like the stress episode - where Moss was stabbing around his fingers with the knife - exceptional

Come on, Noel Fielding last night!

And Moss is fantastic. "Four! I mean, five! I mean, fire!"

last night's episode was the best so far.

Wasn't too bad...I'll watch it again.

i thought last night's wasn't as good as the previous week where she bought the shoes 2 sizes too small because that was all the shop had.

Roy: (singing) We don't need no education.
Moss: Yes you do, you've just used a double negative

The whole show is based around how non-IT people see IT people - which is lame for a real IT guy. Tepid jokes, stereotypes, cliches..

seven thumbs down.

"bit more Black Booksy in its humour."

gee, ya reckon ?

they just took the black book characters and put them in a basement IT department .. it's a direct rip

still funny though. at least it's not the 'comedy' on the commercial stations.

Well its done by the same guy Graham Linehan - who did Father Ted, Black Books, IT Crowd etc, so its no wonder

my fave is also the shoe episode.

uber lame.

>has its moments, but i was left unimpressed

too close to home?

I thought last nights episode was the funniest so far

no, too far from home ... as someone else said, it's a comedian's idea of IT, so it doesn't even come close

from my side of the office it looks pretty accurate

oh, well then i change my mind, it's hilarious

sometimes michael you can be a bit of a miserable sarcastic little cunt

sbs 6pm weekdays.... ''Letters and Numbers''... Australian Countdown hosted by Richard Moorcroft.

BRILLIANT!

Have I told you lately that I love Moss?

I came here to drink milk and kick ass - and I've just finished my milk

Fight Club gag, really? So tired.

Series 4 lacks sparkle.

I thought that ep was pretty decent

Holy crap, Limmy was in that episode. Limmy is fucking awesome!

Everyone seen the canned USA pilot?

Hey, I didn't know it had leaked anywhere, that's awesome.

dear lord. it just made me want to watch the original.

this is the internet

Series 1-4 Special Edition Box Set

This Special, limited edition set features all series’ of the hit comedy, plus everything you need to make your own IT Crowd fantasy game

Contains:
• 4 X It Crowd DVDs (Series 1-4)
• 1 X Double-sided fantasy/reality game board
• 6 X Double-sided fantasy/reality character cards
• 24 X pop out player counters (4 per character)
• 1 X Pop out self-assemble 20 sided dice
• 1 X rules/suggestions for gameplay

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i wouldn't be disappointed to get that for xxxmas

Damn. Just spent all my $100 amazon xmas voucher on vinyl and a bicycle bell. This would have been better.

i'd like to have a go of the game

Awesome!

I want Buff Moss to be my new avatar.

gunshot, save this:

Woot! thanks Nony.

could just make it moss without the text if it'll fit better.

classic moss

C4 sitcom to end, says Graham Linehan

The next series of the IT Crowd will probably be the last, writer Graham Linehan has revealed. Linehan, who is also working on a TV project with Radio 4 favourite Count Arthur Strong, says he topes to write the fifth series of the Channel 4 sitcom this year, but then intends to call it a day.

‘I think one more series to really say goodbye to the characters and the fans. I’m not rushing into it because I don’t want it to be a zombie series where the show is dead but its body is still moving around.’

The show, which launched in 2006, has grown into one of Channel 4’s most dependable comedy hits, attracting a record 2.17million viewers for the last episode in series four. Twitter was recently awash with rumours that Osama Bin Laden was a fan… which Linehan subsequently admitted were started by him. Meanwhile, Linehan has been working on a new stage adaptation of classic Ealing comedy The Ladykillers, set to open in Liverpool in October.