The Inbetweeners Fans

The first screen capps

2008-07-07T21:58:00.002+01:00

At long waiting last I have uploaded the first capps from the first episode “The First Day” which the introducing Will the new boy at school making new friends Simon, Jay and Neil. Click on the pictures to see the full capps.

Tonight

2008-07-03T15:12:00.001+01:00

E4 will be showing Episode 3 tonight at 10:35pm

I am very sorry about the delay of some screen capps. I will try and get them done as soon as I can.

schedule

2008-06-26T10:47:00.000+01:00

Just to remind you that Episode 2 of Inbetweenrs will be on tonight on E4. Also I added some official pictures to the Gallery. The Screen Capps and the Episode Guide will be coming soon.

E4 repeats Inbetweenrs

2008-06-18T22:51:00.000+01:00

E4 is going to start repeating the whole first series starting with episode 1 tomorrow night at 10:35pm. If you friends and family have not seen this show tell them about it as they don't what they are missing

Second Series

2008-06-07T15:09:00.000+01:00

E4 has renewed its first ever original sitcom The Inbetweeners for a second series.

The first run of the suburban teen comedy about school friends has only just finished.

The average audience for the series was 459,000....

Sorce from Digital Spy

You can also read Simon Bird (Will and James Buckley (Jay) talk to Digital Spy here

Inbetweeners DVD

2008-05-29T09:53:00.000+01:00

Just to let you guys know the the DVD of this brilliant show will be out 2nd June.

The DVD has all six episodes and special features:

Audio commentaries by the writers / cast / producer
Video Diaries from all four cast members
The Making Of documentary
Meet the cast (what the boys are really like)
Deleted Scenes

And here is the DVD Trailer:

New Member Here

2008-05-29T09:48:00.000+01:00

Hello my Name is Juliet and I am a new member to the this fan web site and I will be helping Hayley.

Coming soon I will be posting the episode Guide and some screen caps so stay tuned.

Site News

2008-05-03T22:25:00.000+01:00

I will be capping episode 1 and 2 this week and adding more clips, also I'm looking for a co-webbie to help run the site, if anyone is interested drop me a line at theinbetweeners@googlemail.com

Episode 3 Summary

2008-05-03T22:23:00.001+01:00

Simon is about to sit his first driving test, and Will, Jay and Neil are very excited by the new possibilities that having a car will bring. As soon as Simon has passed they plan to visit Thorpe Park to ride roller coasters and chase girls. There is one problem though – Simon is a rubbish driver. Miraculously he does pass his test and the boys set off on their first road trip in Simon’s new car. Their journey is hampered by being unexpectedly held up in a funeral cortege but they eventually arrive in one piece. Disaster strikes when Simon rips off his new car’s door while parking. Will is determined not to let this ruin their trip and convinces him to at least ride the roller coasters before leaving to get it fixed. Once inside the pleasure park, Will soon wishes they had never come as he totally disgraces himself on the roller coaster.

Average start for new E4 comedy

2008-05-03T20:51:00.000+01:00

Teen comedy The Inbetweeners recorded a reasonable audience for its opening double bill on E4 last night.

The first episode, shown at 10pm, was watched by 238,000 - 1.33% of the total viewing audience - while the second reached 280,000 (2.11%) from 10.35pm.

E4's average audience for the slot so far this year is 176,000 (1.12%), but The Inbetweeners fell below the 324,000 (2.21%) figure for 2007.

The show was easily surpassed by an audience of 883,000 (4.84%) for BBC Three's 10pm EastEnders repeat.

ITV4 was the big multichannel winner of the night, though, with 1.1m (5.75%) watching Uefa Cup football coverage from 7.30pm.

SOURCE

Episode 1 and 2 Clips

2008-05-03T00:49:00.000+01:00

Production Team

2008-05-02T23:44:00.000+01:00

Gordon Anderson
Director

Gordon’s television credits include BBC’s The Catherine Tate Show series 1 to 3 and Catherine Tate Christmas Special 2007. He has also directed 5’s Surburban Shootout. He co-devised and directed The League of Gentlemen comedy group in their early live performances and directed Mitchell and Webb’s Daydream Believers for the Channel 4 Sitcom Festival. He was trained by the BBC on the Directing Comedy for BBC Television course which included location filming and multi-camera studio directing.

Christopher Young
Producer

Christopher Young left Scotland to study at Oxford (MA), then taught in Paris (Lycee Henri IV) before returning home as a Scottish Film Trainee. He took a diploma in film production at NYU in the USA, before working as a film editor in the UK. In 1986 he set up his own independent feature film development and production company, Young Films.

His production credits include: Venus Peter, Prague, Gregory’s Two Girls, The Final Curtain and Film 4’s Festival. His company is based on the Isle of Skye in Scotland and has several feature film and TV projects in active development.

Bwark Biography

Bwark Productions was founded at the end of 2004 by Iain Morris and Damon Beesley. Iain Morris had recently left Channel 4, where he had been the commissioning editor for comedy for four years. During his time at the channel he worked closely with Sacha Baron-Cohen, Jimmy Carr and Peter Kay. Iain is also script editor for the Channel 4’s multi-award-winning comedy Peep Show and the current BBC sketch show Ruddy Hell! It’s Harry and Paul. Prior to co-founding Bwark, Damon Beesley had spent two years exec producing comedy and entertainment at Ealing Studios. Before this he was commissioning editor for comedy and entertainment for E4 where he was responsible for award winning shows such as Banzai and Big Brother's Little Brother.

Bwark Productions credits include Angelo’s, a six-part sitcom that aired on Five at the end of last year to much critical acclaim, and three Jimmy Carr: Stand Up live performance retail DVDs. Iain Morris will be co-producing, with Big Talk Productions, later this year a six-part series of Free Agents, originally part of the 25th Anniversary Comedy Showcase 2007. Bwark have also broadcast pilots for Channel 4, BBC3 and secured six script developments deals for comedy series with British terrestrial broadcasters, as well as securing development funding for comedy and entertainment pilots for Channel 4, the BBC, Five and MTV.

The Show

2008-05-02T23:42:00.000+01:00

The Inbetweeners is a six-part series about four teenagers growing up in suburbia and is the first-ever original UK sitcom commission for E4. It’s a world of futile crushes, sibling brawls, getting drunk too quickly, fancying the girl next door, casting aspersions on your friend’s sexuality and riding roller coasters.

Will’s (Simon Bird) parents have just divorced and he has unwillingly had to move area and change schools. He was previously at a private school, so has inherited some snobbish tendencies. Now he’s at a comprehensive school where he has had to make a new set of friends. His newly found peers, Simon (Joe Thomas), Jay (James Buckley) and Neil (Blake Harrison) are neither that cool and or that credible.

The Inbetweeners offers a comedic take on growing up in middle-class suburbia. A place where there are no teen pregnancies, no drugs, no knife fights and no guns.

It’s about a bunch of lads who get into real scrapes rather than real trouble.

The Characters and Cast

2008-05-02T23:39:00.000+01:00

Characters and Cast

Will

Will McKenzie is on a bad run. His parents have just divorced and to compound matters, his mum has moved him out of an independent school and into the sixth form at a local comprehensive. Will’s last school did a good job preparing him for the outside world – he’s smart, confident, well read, quick-witted and outspoken. Unfortunately for Will this isn’t the outside world, this is a comprehensive sixth form in the commuter belt and all these attributes make the other kids and teachers, deeply suspicious of him. It seems that the harder Will tries to fit in, the more he stands out.

Ever the enthusiast, Will intends to make the best of a bad fist. His efforts are immediately scuppered by the head of sixth who makes him wear a bright green badge that proclaims ‘Hi I’m Will. Stop me and say hello’. This might just as well read ‘please bully me’. Despite the twin handicaps of being the new kid and being a bit posh, Will eventually makes new friends, but they’re hardly the sixth form glitterati.

Simon Bird (Will)

Simon wrote and performed both series of the Channel 4 Radio Weekly Show. He is a member of the Sketch Group House of Windsor who debuted their show at the Edinburgh Festival in 2007. Simon will be a finalist at the Chortle Student Comic of The Year in 2008 and in August he is taking his new show ‘The Meeting’ to the Edinburgh Festival

Simon

Simon Cooper is Will’s first new mate. They share the same form class and Simon has reluctantly agreed to show ‘the new kid’ around the school. Despite early reservations, Simon soon warms to Will – mainly because he’s the only kid in school who doesn’t call him ‘boner’, a name he earned after developing an unwanted erection in the sixth form common room.

The romantic of the group, Simon is secretly in love with childhood friend Carli D’Amato. It was a secret until he drunkenly grafts ‘I Love Carli’ all over her driveway. It’s an unrequited love but who knows, if Simon wasn’t such a pratt around Carli maybe something could happen. That’s about a big an ‘if’ as you’re ever likely to find.

Joe Thomas (Simon)

Joe and his writing partner Jonny Sweet perform together with Simon Bird in House of Windsor. Jonny and Joe were one of five featured acts on Fremantle’s International New Media venture Project V – they generated new comedy material on a weekly basis for three months.

Jonny and Joe have been writing and performing comedy together since they met at Cambridge University in 2003. They staged their first hour-long comedy show at the Edinburgh Festival in 2006 and were subsequently nominated for the Writer’s Guild Best Comedy Newcomer Award for The Future, a surreal vision of the workplaces of the future, received excellent reviews:

Jay

Everyone has had a mate like Jay Cartwright. The sort of friend that in later life you look back on and think ‘why did I hang around with him?’. A potty-mouthed, verbal bully, Jay is constantly lying about his sexual conquests and daring feats. Even though there’s a disturbing lack of evidence to back up his astounding claims, Simon and Neil rarely pick him up on these fantasies, as secretly they want them to be true. Surely if Jay is getting some, they’re about to get some too? Will has no such hesitation in pulling Jay’s claims to pieces, and as a result battle lines are drawn and the two quickly become verbal sparring partners.

James Buckley (Jay)

James was just 11 years old when he appeared in his first West End play Whistle Down the Wind at the Aldwych theatre. Soon after this he also was cast in Les Miserables at the Palace Theatre. His television credits include 2001’s ‘orrible with Johnny Vaughan. James attended the Performing Arts College in Essex and enjoys writing music and playing guitar with his band.

Neil

Neil Sullivan is a boy for whom the phrase ‘in a world of his own’ was invented. Neil is always 20 seconds behind everything and everyone. He does sometimes say something that almost makes sense. Much to Neil’s horror, his unconventional dad – a single, middle-aged man struggling to raise a family after his wife walked out on them – is the butt of the other’s crude jokes – aspersions are cast on his fathers sexuality. Very occasionally, and much to the chagrin of the rest of the gang, Neil’s uncomplicated persona and slick dance moves will see him triumph with the opposite sex.

Blake Harrison (Neil)

During his time at East 15 Acting School Blake was involved in a number of theatre productions including Market Boy, The Good Person of Sichuan, On the Razzle and Richard III. He also played the part of Bob in The Accidental Lives of Memories at the White Bear theatre. More recently he has been involved in a short film Her Eyes Met with Mine.

Carli

Carli D’Amato is the girl that makes Simon’s heart race. Her family and Simon’s have been friends for years, but lately Simon (and every adolescent male at the school) has started to notice that little Carli has grown up. She is incredibly hot. Unfortunately for Simon, like most 17-year-old girls, Carli wouldn’t dream of dating a boy of the same age. And even if she did Simon hardly fits the bill of her perfect man – tall, athletic, handsome, and preferably with a car that’s not bright yellow.

Emily Head (Carli)

Emily has appeared several times at the Theatre Royal Bath with the Dorothy Colebourne School of Dance, including An Inspector Calls, Carousel and Fiddler on the Roof. Her television roles include Desperados (Grace) Doc Martin (Poppy) and Trial and Retribution (Natalie). Emily has won numerous local drama competitions including the prestigious Mid-Somerset Festival where she won Solo Shakespeare 2002 and Solo Acting 2003.

Gallery

2008-05-01T11:35:00.001+01:00

Series 1

Official pictures
Group
Will
Jay
Simon
Neil

Episode 1
1. The First Day