The IT Crowd
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The comedic misadventures of Roy, Moss and their grifting supervisor Jen, a rag-tag team of IT support workers at a large corporation headed by a hotheaded yuppie.
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- ርልዪረMarch 13, 2025The I.T Crowd, such a simple set-up used to great effect, 2 nerds and one 'expert' people person in a big office building full of people who can't use a computer... Simple yet Effective. The Actors aren't exactly well known, it's filmed for Channel Four which nobody watches anymore, and the whole thing does have that slight 'budget' feel, but i like that, it shows what real talent is! Every episode is filled with witty one liners and clever jokes, and also moments of awkwardness which in my opinion are absolutely hilarious. Like the time when Roy is trying to convince a successful school friend that he isn't a window cleaner. After shouting he isn't a window cleaner!!! very loudly next to a window cleaner, he then phones his friend, tells him he works in I.T, and then goes on to say he doesn't work with Macs, He works with Windows!!! Brilliant!!! Anyone who is looking at this review, please, buy this!!! for the price there is nothing better... Channel four has never had such a successful and entertaining show!
- CallumNovember 5, 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐½ – The IT Crowd – Have You Tried Turning British Humour Off and On Again? Few shows have captured the spirit of office absurdity quite like The IT Crowd. Set deep in the fluorescent underbelly of a faceless corporation, it follows three social misfits who keep the company’s systems running — and its executives blissfully ignorant. Moss, Roy, and their technologically illiterate manager Jen form the unlikeliest trio in television history, endlessly trapped between malfunctioning computers and malfunctioning social lives. The show’s genius lies in its simplicity: awkward people, awkward situations, and the unending comedy that comes from trying to explain the obvious to those who will never get it. One of the best examples is when the team hands their manager a black box with a blinking light and tells her it’s “the internet”. She proudly parades it through the office — a perfect metaphor for corporate tech understanding everywhere. The humour is razor-sharp, proudly British, and delightfully deadpan. It thrives on irony and understatement — the sort of humour that doesn’t need explaining (and loses all its charm when it is). The American remake tried to clone it line for line — even keeping Richard Ayoade as Moss — but British wit is like Marmite: you either get it or you really don’t. Between Roy’s perpetual exasperation, Moss’s glorious eccentricity, and Jen’s blind optimism, The IT Crowd nails the beautiful chaos of the workplace. It’s a love letter to nerds, introverts, and anyone who has ever sighed while muttering, “Have you tried turning it off and on again?” ☕ Pairing: A mug of instant coffee gone cold — forgotten mid-debug, revived mid-laugh.
- DKMay 12, 2025A true Classic, British humour and IT humour at its finest.
- Kasey LewisApril 1, 2025I rarely see a show where every episode of every season makes me laugh out loud, but this is easily one of them! The characters are memorable, the antics they get into are absurd, and above all, it's addictive. Definitely one of the funniest British sitcoms I've watched. Highly recommend it!
- NonPlayableContentSeptember 21, 2025When a simple premise and great execution meet
- Gen LockSeptember 20, 2025Hilarious 😂 , don't bother with the US copy that's a let down after this ;-(
- GnomeSliceApril 29, 2025A zany cast and clever jokes that generally hit. It really is an all-timer, for me!
