klaire
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for anyone wondering
🕑 Added 2025-06-23 13:50:52 +0000 UTCi will not be able to post the inbetweeners on youtube anymore, i would love to be able to but every episode i have uploaded recently gets denied over and over again. i guess channel 4 picked up the pace on the copyright takedowns so i am no longer able to post them whatsoever. i will continue to post on youtube but just not being able to react to any shows, which is a huge bummer as i know thats what people care about. i’ll try to find things that i like that you will also like. i will be posting the inbetweeners and peep show on here (yes including the movies) until they are done. the reason i dont post the inbetweeners on here weekly is because i had always planned on posting the inbetweeners on here 3-4 days before the upload on youtube but since i haven’t been able to upload on youtube i haven’t posted on here. i will be posting peep show and the inbetweeners later today. i will say more in my video upload, have a good one.
Comments
Mark
The youtube problems sound very frustrating. Sorry you are having so many issues. You don't come across rude at all.
Steven Allen
Sorry about your YouTube problems, glad you will still post the reactions on Patreon though. Plebs is a very funny British comedy that I have only seen one American react too, King Boomer and he loved it. Father Ted is an Irish comedy that has been very popular with American reactors. Porridge is a beloved British sitcom from the 70s starring Ronnie Barker and Richard Beckinsale (father of Hollywood actress Kate Beckinsale) that I have yet to see anyone react too, it has aged very well and I think you would enjoy it. Stay safe.
Atharv
Lots of people very quick to suggest a bunch of comedy shows that'll probably get copyrighted too. Let me suggest a super safe show to react to and post highlight reactions of on YouTube. Doctor Who 2005 is a solid one, a very active fanbase so you're guaranteed a lot of views, and it's a surefire way to grow your channel while consuming quality entertainment
Owen Bates
Got to be an idiot abroad, you’ll love it
Eddy
I know you'll be flooded with recommendations, but let me put forward The IT Crowd, Fawlty Towers or Taskmaster with Greg Davies, the head teacher in The Inbetweeners, as the Taskmaster (reacted to task by task, since each show is about 45-60 mins long). FYI, I may be on my own in saying so, but if you go down the Ricky Gervais rabbit hole I'll leave as soon as you've finished Peep Show, because, while he can be funny, he's also far too willing to make fun of easy targets (the "brave little cisboy" as the ever-funny James Acaster calls him).
