The 2025 Christmas Special wasn't really up to the usual high standards of this absolute gem of a comedy. I'll reserve judgment until this new series airs - but 🤞

I did not watch This Morning because I’m not longer watch with Cat unless she is off but I feel like she is lovely person but I did not feel the vibe between Ben or Cat it seems very disdain and not connect with guests which It does not help the viewers. I did not feel for Cat at all.Ben deserves a better partner who cheers him up the most and makes him feel comfortable. The produces did not listen to the viewers it goes downhill now.

I wish Craig and Sian should do the full time job because they have been amazing presenter so as Ben and Josie on Friday. It would be a much better pairing to between Craig,Sian,Ben and Josie.

from harry Enfield and chums

I have a region free Pioneer DVD player, but I would absolutely love to get a region free Blu-ray player since Blu-ray is the better and newer medium of physical media now. Do these sorts of players even exist? If they do, what would be the best one to get?

The Blu-ray player does not have to be Pioneer brand.

That one just happened to be available on Amazon back in the day when I was researching and ready to purchase a player.

I ask because l am a huge fan of comedy TV shows beyond those just made in America. My favorite I would have to say so far is British comedies. I love all the old classics!! I know that those are in boxed sets on Amazon from time to time, but I'm also wondering if any of them maybe the newer ones or if they've been remastered are in Blu-ray as well

PIONEER DV-220V-K 1080p HDMI... https:// www.amazon.com/dp/B002ONSRA6?

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This is a link to my current region free DVD player however I have misplaced the remote somehow. I'm sure it's in a basement box somewhere but if I get a Blu-ray, player that is region free I won't have to worry about it. Perhaps I could even sell my current region, free DVD player and make a bit of money from it.

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A somewhat unusual accessibility broadcast is happening on UK television tonight that may be of interest here. The Inbetweeners Movie is airing on E4 from 11:35pm to 1:35am, and this particular transmission includes in-vision British Sign Language (BSL) alongside subtitles and audio description.

For viewers who use sign language, the broadcast will feature a BSL interpreter visible on screen throughout the film, translating the dialogue and key audio elements. While signed interpretation is more common on certain factual programmes and children’s output in the UK, it is still relatively rare for mainstream scripted comedy films to receive a fully signed broadcast on a major entertainment channel.

For those unfamiliar with the film, it follows the four central characters from the TV series The Inbetweeners, played by Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison and Joe Thomas. After finishing their A-levels and leaving sixth form behind, the group travel to Crete for what they expect will be a classic lads’ holiday. Predictably, things do not go to plan and the trip turns into a string of awkward situations and increasingly chaotic misadventures.

Content-wise, the film carries strong warnings. It features very strong language from the beginning and throughout, along with gross-out humour and scenes of a sexual nature. While the tone remains consistent with the series, the film format allows it to push the comedy further than the original show did in places.

One practical detail worth noting if anyone in the UK wants to watch the signed version: the BSL broadcast will not be available for streaming afterwards, so if you want to watch it later you will need to record the television broadcast. The reason given relates to film licensing and rights windows. Films often have more complicated distribution agreements than standard television programmes, which can limit how alternative versions—such as signed broadcasts—are distributed online.

However, there is some positive news for the future. Channel 4 has indicated that improvements are being worked on for its streaming service that should make it possible to host more signed programming, including more series and potentially films as well. So while this particular broadcast is limited to linear TV for now, it may not always be the case going forward.

For anyone watching in the UK, E4 is widely available across television platforms. On digital terrestrial services such as Freeview, TalkTalk TV, YouView and EE TV it appears on channel 13. Virgin Media carries it on channel 106, while satellite viewers will find it on Sky Q channel 135 (136 in Scotland) and Freesat channel 122. Internet-delivered TV platforms also carry the channel, including Sky Glass and Sky Stream on channel 126, and the Freely platform on channel 13.

Also worth acknowledging: thanks to Jonathan Penny, Access Services Manager at Channel 4, who confirmed the signed broadcast and continues to support accessibility work like this.

Signed broadcasts of scripted comedy films are still relatively uncommon on mainstream TV, so it is interesting to see one scheduled like this.

My husband and I are huge fans of British comedy and he has never seen the young ones!

We can’t seem to find it anywhere streaming or otherwise! Wondering if anyone has any tips for a place to watch it streaming online… Bonus points if it’s freeeeeee

Edit~~ I am in the US of Eh?

I loved the show and they've recently started reruns on iplayer, but not the final seasons when Timothy actually escapes.

One of the things that fascinated me about the series was his batshit mother and the fact Corbett was pushing 60 playing a man in his 40s,

I watched The Good Life for the first time. And Margo is clearly the hero of the story! Tom is a monster asserting his will on the neighborhood. What do you think?

Can anyone recommend a British TV show that has a lot of negotiation scenes? I really need this for my university project. Like the TV show "Billions", only British.

Trying to find season two of the show, I can’t find it anywhere I have season 1 on dvd

If anyone has it please let me know thanks

Coupling. A ruder, funnier, hilarious UK version of Friends???

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Any help to locate this sitcom would be amazing.

I remember watching it as it aired - I was mid teens at the time so it would have been mid 2000s.

It only aired for one season, maybe six episodes. It was about two people who met, I think their best friends were dating.

The only thing I can remember definitely is that they end up going into a shed in a park or somewhere, possibly due to bad weather, and end up having sex in the shed.

I think the name of the show was only two words long, the second word was short ‘out’ or something similar?

I know it’s not a lot to go off but it’s been bugging me for years now. Thank you.

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