This video essay reviews and analyzes Channel 4's Peep Show, starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb, and written by Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain. If you have not watched this classic British sitcom then I thoroughly recommend you do. This video analyzes the why the visual style complements the inner monologue approach to comedy, and how the airtight character writing leads to the funniest conclusions. Peep Show is about two odd couple style characters living together in London between the ages of 25 and 40.

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Timestamps:
0:00 The Odd Couple Sitcom
2:29 Visual Style
4:14 Inner Monologue
7:59 Story from Character
11:52 The Duality of Man

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