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Television · 2008
The Inbetweeners
New student Will McKenzie falls in with three socially awkward classmates as their attempts to gain status, romance, and independence repeatedly collapse into embarrassment during sixth form in suburban England.
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If you are looking for a teen series to laugh with and grow fond of the characters right from the start—because you have to admit each personality is exceptionally well captured—this is the one for you. It has a vibe reminiscent of Freaks and Geeks, which simply serves as a reference point for anyone thinking of giving it a watch.
Don Gallos on FilmAffinity Featuring dialogue in the purest British style full of satire and wit, making this series an excellent pastime where any young person today can feel identified to some degree with one of the characters.
apeiron on FilmAffinity On the surface, INBETWEENERS looks like many other sophomoric movies and TV shows about teens trying to get drunk and have sex. And the basic plotline is pretty much the same. But the show's characters give this British comedy a bit more depth. Sure, they swear constantly and can't hold their liquor, but their relationships have more depth than the average teen comedy.
Will Wade on Common Sense Media
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