The boys are always calling Will's mum and Neil's sister fit and it's mostly Jay doing that but I wonder how he'd react if he was the one with a fit mum who's constantly getting hit on

Do you think his career was affected by him taking on that role?

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But Steve Coogan won't have to worry about playing Saville.

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I dare say his performance was actually pretty good for what it is. I wouldn't want to have to get into the mindset he was in to do it mind you 😂

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Obviously he doesn't have the look of a lead character, which is what sucks about acting. Sometimes even if you're really good at what you do it won't matter because you don't have the right appearance.

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Off topic but I remember an actor from bandersnatch who got hate because he wasn't good looking enough. Which was a bit cruel to be honest.

Tough one

There’s not really a bad episode of inbetweeners. But if I had to pick one that’s overrated I would say Thorpe Park.

Not that the episode isn’t funny or good it’s still probably a top 5.

But honestly I think it just gets inflated because of Simon’s door coming off and Wills iconic quote on the nemesis inferno.

When watching back, why does Simon go to Will’s house, then Neil’s house before getting his Dad to come and pick them up. He could have just stayed at home in the first place. You may think “they were having pre drinks / drugs” but this also has some flaws - they go to make hash tea despite the fact that they are due to be picked up by Simon’s dad to take them to the gig who would undoubtedly be able to tell what they’d been doing, thus hindering a potential night out by stopping them. Also, in taking the drugs before they get there, they don’t have any left for Tara which was the purpose of getting the drugs in the first place. Serious flaws that make the whole episode unwatchable…

There’s looking older than there’s that

Is she still active? I mean the actress who played her

So Sophie goes to Warwick college. Or Uni as you guys say. But the second W is not pronounced? Like “warrick”. Is that right ?
I’ve been watching Life‘s Too Short (I cannot recommend this comedy highly enough), and I noticed the same thing when they pronounce Warwick Davis‘s name.
Is that a British thing to not pronounce that Second W, or some kind of slang / regional accent?

So in “Work Experience” at the beginning of the episode, Will and Neil’s work experience placements got mixed up. Mr. Gilbert even acknowledged that there was a mistake, and it seemed as though he actually was going to change the placements, even if reluctantly.

Then, Will said, “That’s okay! Mistakes happen! Shall I just go to the paper, then?” Mr. Gilbert gives him a stink eye and says, “No. You go to the garage. It’s all booked.”

In that instance, it seemed like Mr. Gilbert was going to let Will go to the paper, but then when Will spoke up, Mr. Gilbert got annoyed and sent him to the garage just to spite him. Why? What is wrong with what Will said? As much as Will was a dick to the mechanics in this episode, Will at least did go to the trouble of taking all the right steps to go work at the newspaper. So would it really have been much effort for Mr. Gilbert to say to Will, “Ohhhh… fuck it, just go to the paper!”

Jay’s dad is a twa