Mark's In Control Over Jez's Finances | Peep Show 

Natural progression

Which way will Caeser Corrigans thumb point?

He turns in to the bond villain character

yes posher but the reason why is he was imitating Jez's parents, who he had just spent dinner with. You can hear it in 'do you agree?' Pretty obvious but not to all of you

@@taotoo2 Yeh he does, he is SO good at that. Suits him well somehow.

Mark has a combination of extremely high and extremely low opinions about himself. It's like a huge structure built up as tall as possible neglecting the foundations.

I get the feeling this entire scene influenced David Cameron, Kenneth Clarke & Theresa May to sit down and discuss austerity.

This scene, and the onion bhaji scene too.

@@newperve I'd think it would be more unusual to have uniformly high or uniformly low opinions of yourself.

@@newperve this is me, it comes out especially when I’m drunk

As long as he's playing himself :D

I don't think he was acting on Peep Show

nonce 💀

He has recently become the Master of Coin, so it's inevitable

He turns into that blond supervillain in mitchell and webb look

I noticed that, that velvet posh voice emerges

Cubby legolas from clippo.

‘No, no it’s not actualleh’ cracked me up

Well he does act like one

He kinda is haha

The only thing that separates Jeremy from a child is the ability and desire to frequently masturbate

Well in all fairness, mentally and several examples of how he approaches life, he is.

He is a man child

Yes! Plus the smug double blink!

internalising lots of shit at 1:07

Peep Show: no more new peep show content Me: 0:42

God this comment thread is pure gold

@@joaquinfarias6792 Cheers, mate!

Would you get 1.46 of Jeremy and Mark?

Every upload 1:29

You know there was a sixth Marx brother, Manny.

No shade, but I think it's a vice ☺️

@@filipzawistowski4390 vice=immoral activity,hence vice squad. vise=a metal tool with movable jaws.

@@bassreeves2410 I can only apologise 🤣 I'll Google before I try to correct someone next time ☺️

@@bassreeves2410 UK spelling is 'vice' for both

@@phillipjames13 ok. so, mark's use of the word chancellor makes even more sense :vice chancellor.

Mark just digging a hole for himself.

I am not only outside of the U.K, I also don't speak English natively. I have to say that I personally do not have enough difficulties regarding the references mentioned in the show. Initially, I did had trouble with some of the pop culture references given in the show, but a small browsing on Google certainly fixed those blocks. Mexico (where I'm from) and the U.K, albeit have different languages, still have very minor cultural similarities which makes some of the situations in British comedy relatable and understandable. These very small cultural similarities are due to both countries belonging in the west. If I had been born in Afghanistan I bet I'd have a harder time watching Peep Show.

@@Equinoxe-gp9sq Your written English is better than half the natives.

I'm from Russia and i didn't get the Davina reference, although i googled the name and understood that she is a part of royal family. Still i get the vibe of the 'peep show' in general, even though some details slip through my fingers

@@user-nf1gi1zl8l I hope that was a joke, davina is not the royal family

@@user-nf1gi1zl8l by Davina, he means Davina McCall. She used to present U.K. Big Brother. That’s who he is referencing.

At least he was able to stop himself from literally rubbing his hands together this time.

Some courts do not accept the evil voice

ODB!

and eventually it does when Martin snatches the diaries back from Mark in the hotel lol

Apart from that big slobbery kiss on his forehead

@UCRq7mR5MLQ9B6H-HyhOMCHA but it wasn't bum rape.

@@scoopermg8226 does anyone have that clip I can't find it anywhere, I thought I saw it the other week

@@scoopermg8226 O-off you go.

A fine thing indeed!

What does this weird posh Brit saying mean?

@Christopher Marlowe danke

Promises, promises.

...and relax.

Corfu 06 ?

Yeah it’s ok man- I’ve never gone that far myself, but everything’s fine in dobby club

yeah I've noticed that myself as well. they do mention it around four times throughout the whole show and I'm not sure if it's an inside joke or reference or if it's literally just the case that one of the writers really likes Corfu so whenever they have to refer to some place abroad they tend to fall back on it.

It's a generic middle class holiday destination.

Super Hans often references Germany for some reason.

Detective Harrison has become a... *nuisance*

Yeah, a nuisance we should murder! I mean, my nephew's a nuisance but... do you see what I mean?

That's how it's said yh

@@Shadow_Of_Man funny word

That's always annoyed me, regardless of whether it's the "proper pronunciation" or not.

@@WillyJunior But what pronunciation is more appropriate then? Tee-ray-maigh-soo?

@@diamondfailer11 Yes that one

Chairmark Mao

😂

It's an inheritance from a dead relative.

Steven sounds like the perfect life honestly

What's the rate against the USD? Rent is a lot more expensive in the UK of course.

@@zapkvr £1 is $1.27, which I found through the awesome power of a google search.

@@stevenaitcheson6938 just start selling drugs, 30£ on hash isn't gonna last a long time 😂

Jez owes him over £4000 by this point I think, plus rent in a 2 bed flat in South London ain't cheap.

At least it's mutually-abusive.

co-dependent.

If I recall correctly it was actually 10 grand. Jez really isn't good with finances

Nah, fancy restaurant, people clearly having a convo, easy peasy.

Its a sublet... I doubt Jeremy actually has his name on a tenancy agreement...

I'm guessing he means his past experiences in the Scots Guards which is it's own regiment