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If you need any more proof that Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong are the funniest men in Britain, this is it.
--Maxim, January 2009
--Maxim, January 2009
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The collected scripts of the unique, slightly strange, often weird, but always hilarious award-winning sitcom Peep Show ... and more.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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There are people who enjoy reading scripts, and those who don't, and I fall firmly into the former category, often finding things in a script that I wouldn't find in the finished product - reading the script for "Pulp Fiction" helped me understand the film, for example.
Unlike the superb "Father Ted" scripts book this collection provides printed versions of the finished shooting scripts, and so you won't find excised scenes or be able to spot jokes which were improvised when the cameras began to roll, but as the show is so good anyway you won't be too bothered. Here you will find the scripts for every series to date, plus some extra bits and pieces such as pictures and letters from the characters, along with a lengthy section towards the end in which the writers of the show provide their emailed notes to each other about how a particular script was progressing, and this is interesting if you're interested in the creative process, if not vital.
All in all, if you love the show and like reading scripts this is a great purchase. If you're neither of these, avoid.
Unlike the superb "Father Ted" scripts book this collection provides printed versions of the finished shooting scripts, and so you won't find excised scenes or be able to spot jokes which were improvised when the cameras began to roll, but as the show is so good anyway you won't be too bothered. Here you will find the scripts for every series to date, plus some extra bits and pieces such as pictures and letters from the characters, along with a lengthy section towards the end in which the writers of the show provide their emailed notes to each other about how a particular script was progressing, and this is interesting if you're interested in the creative process, if not vital.
All in all, if you love the show and like reading scripts this is a great purchase. If you're neither of these, avoid.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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If you're a fan of Peep Show you will love this book. Firstly you might be wary of getting this because it's just all the episodes written down and you might as well watch the DVD's. Fair enough, but like DVD's the book has "extras".
Included are things like Mark and Jez's school reports. E-mails from Mark to Sophie post jilting. Mark and Jez's post it notes on the fridge. And various other things that make this book worthwhile.
Included are things like Mark and Jez's school reports. E-mails from Mark to Sophie post jilting. Mark and Jez's post it notes on the fridge. And various other things that make this book worthwhile.
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best book
i bought this book as a gift for my son he said it's the best 'book' he has ever read
Published on 7 Feb 2009 by C. T. Matthews
It's Great
Alas not as good as the TV series as there is no sound or pictures, but if your interested in writing a sitcom yourself the intro and the last chapter 'are a must'. Read more
Published on 1 Feb 2009 by Mark Twang
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