When Peep Show arrived on our screens back in 2003, we were treated to a unique and original comedy by its partakers David Mitchell and Robert Webb. Now, two series later, Peep Show has become somewhat of a cult hit. Well, here’s an opportunity to see where it all began back with series one--possibly the best of the lot.
Mitchell and Webb have been performing together for some time and it really shows; their comedic timing and on-screen relationship allowing you to feel for Mark (Mitchell) and Jeremy (Webb) as they plunders through their lives, trying to find love, and sex.
But the real joy of the first series is in watching how their idea--to follow the story through the eyes of the two main protagonists, Mark and Jeremy--comes to fruition on screen. It’s a marvellous concept that works so well, being both unique and riotously funny at the same time.
It’s helped by a strong supporting cast--notably Olivia Colman (starring as Mark’s lusted after colleague Sophie) who has since gone on to star in series such as the equally successful Green Wing.
Peep Show is unique, different and, most importantly of all, a hoot. And with a bunch of decent extras on the disc, this is well worth picking up.--Mark Oakley

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.

Jeremy meets his hero - techno musician Russell 'The Orgazoid' - and ends up working as his handyman. But is there a catch that involves Russell selling his organs on the internet? Meanwhile, Mark goes to a school reunion, and considers embarking on an affair with a girl he used to fancy.

Jez's marriage to Nancy hits the skids as soon as Big Suze returns. Meanwhile, despite hitting her with several disciplinary issues at work, Mark takes his relationship with Sophie to the next level with a Sunday Times MegaDeal...

Love blossoms in Apollo House; Mark and Sophie's relationship seems to be getting better and Jez finally gets over Big Suze by hooking up with Nancy, a sexy American erotic adventurer. So what could go wrong?

Jimmy Carr hosts the Big Fat comedy panel shows that challenge a dazzling array of celebrity panellists about what they know and there's a lot of questions that need answering...

The 2010 show was recorded on 13 December and aired on 3 January 2011.
The teams were:
Wagner: Jonathan Ross and Ruth Jones
Posh & Specs: Michael McIntyre and Alan Carr
The Electric Moccasins: Richard Ayoade and Noel Fielding
Guest questions were provided by Nicole Scherzinger, Jack Black, Simon Pegg, Russell Brand, Seth Rogen, the cast of Misfits and Will Ferrell. The children of Mitchell Brook Primary School made their annual appearance acting out news stories, which included the Stig scandal and the Icelandic volcano eruption, as did Jon Snow with his fake news reports of popular songs. Lola, the cat put in a wheelie bin in August by Mary Bale appeared as a Mystery Guest. Louie Spence posed a question in the form of a dance routine representing the story of the trapped Chilean miners.
The final scores were:
Ross and Jones - 28
McIntyre and Carr - 25
Ayoade and Fielding - 12

该剧根据德国同名喜剧改编，讲述主角Paul ‘Wicky’ Wickstead 会在警方完成调查工作后清理现场。当他解决了令人毛骨耸然的现场后，善于交际的他与受害人的亲戚、雇主、邻居、熟人甚至凶手本人有所交集，所以对主角来说，这工作有时是听八卦多于清理。

Still dealing with grief after his tragic loss, Will gets inspired by a ghostly traveler to use his setup for Christmas Carol to save Green's soul for Christmas by making him face his past, present and future with the help of his troupe.

Two teams, lead by their team leader (either Lee Mack or David Mitchell), have to try and make the other team believe their crazy stories.

That Mitchell and Webb Look是BBC Two频道出品的喜剧小品，主要演员为David Mitchell和Robert Webb。
David Mitchell和Robert Webb是英国著名的戏剧演员，两人创立了Mitchell & Webb团体，有The Mitchell and Webb Situation和That Mitchell and Webb Sound等作品。That Mitchell and Webb Look的灵感主要来源于广播剧That Mitchell and Webb Sound，可以说是其电视剧版。Mitchell和Webb同时也参与剧本创作。
That Mitchell and Webb Look和BBC的另一部喜剧Little Britain不仅同样是由广播剧改编，结构也相当类似，维持了原来广播节目短小精炼的特色。每一集由若干个短剧构成，各个短剧由Mitchell和Webb出演不同角色。其中较为著名的短剧包括
－Numberwang: 一个电视游戏节目，参与者永远是Simon和Julie，两人不断地喊出数字，直到有人喊道Numberwang，但也不知道到底什么是Numberwang的数字。还有德语版的Nümberwang，及使用单词而不是数字的Wordwang。
－Ted and Peter: 两名斯诺克评论员，但除了说"Oh, and that's a bad miss"之外从不评论斯诺克本身，而是交换一些选手八卦新闻。
－Big Talk: 谈话类电视节目。主持人总是粗鲁地打断嘉宾的回答，并要求嘉宾只用是/不是来回答复杂的哲学问题。
－The British Broadcasting Corporation: 旧式的黑白节目，谈论电视带来的好处，比如说可以让人们像使用电话一样听到别人的声音。但一位主播一直不知道对方的声音是从电视里还是从开着的门传入耳朵的的。
－Barry Crisp: Crisp经营一些荒唐的冒险项目，比如跳下悬崖，或者在笼子里观看鲨鱼（鲨鱼也在笼子里）。他的顾客总认为是安全的。
That Mitchell and Webb Look开播于2006年，曾获2007年BAFTA喜剧奖，目前共有4季24集。中文译名“嘿，米切尔！是，韦柏！”取自在日本上映时译名『おーい、ミッチェル! はーい、ウェッブ!!』。

Bruiser was a BBC comedy sketch show. It premiered on 28 February 2000 and ran for six episodes ending on 15 March 2000. The main writers were David Mitchell and Robert Webb. Additional writers included Richard Ayoade and Ricky Gervais.
Cast members were Olivia Colman, David Mitchell, Robert Webb, Martin Freeman, Matthew Holness and Charlotte Hudson.

Would I Lie to You? (often abbreviated to WILTY) is a comedy panel game made by Zeppotron for BBC One. It was first broadcast on 16 June 2007.
The show was presented by Angus Deayton in 2007 and 2008, and by Rob Brydon (who had appeared as a guest panellist in the second series) from 2009 onwards.[1] The team captains are comedians David Mitchell and Lee Mack.
For each show, two celebrity guests join each of the team captains. The two teams then compete with each player revealing unusual facts and embarrassing personal tales for the consideration of the opposing team. Some of these are true; some are not, and panellists’ task is to decide which is which.
The first series was recorded at The Fountain Studios in Wembley during March and April 2007, and aired at 21:55 between 16 June and 28 July 2007 on BBC One (missing a week for coverage of the Concert for Diana memorial event).

Would I Lie to You? (often abbreviated to WILTY) is a comedy panel game made by Zeppotron for BBC One. It was first broadcast on 16 Jun e 2007.
The show was presented by Angus Deayton in 2007 and 2008, and by Rob Brydon (who had appeared as a guest panellist in the second series) from 2009 onwards.[1] The team captains are comedians David Mitchell and Lee Mack.
For each show, two celebrity guests join each of the team captains. The two teams then compete with each player revealing unusual facts and embarrassing personal tales for the consideration of the opposing team. Some of these are true; some are not, and panellists’ task is to decide which is which.
The first series was recorded at The Fountain Studios in Wembley during March and April 2007, and aired at 21:55 between 16 June and 28 July 2007 on BBC One (missing a week for coverage of the Concert for Diana memorial event).