Episode 3 is one of the weaker sketchs with a rather silly plot about a scab in a textiles factory getting killed. However Episode 4 is much stronger with corruption in the police force the core of the story. Which way will old-style police thug DCI Hunt swing, will he back up Simm or continue on the take? The series is now beginning to motor, the dialogue in this script is some of the smartest and the series is doing what it does at its best, parodying both 70s cop shows and the 70s themselves. find out more...

Four teenage boys who embody awkwardness, cowardess, stupidity and deplorableness try to cope with sixth form teachers, girls and bullies at their local comprehensive. They don't really like each other and they don't really like themselves - 'The Inbetweeners' is refreshing and hilarious in its painfully honest depiction of teenage boys. find out more...

The king of spin, aka Malcolm Tucker, is on the brink of losing it. With the PM away Malcolm finds himself increasingly out of the loop, and when rumblings that his boss may finally be stepping down a desperate, expletive filled battle of wills begins between within the ranks of the spin men. Another slice of satirical genius from Mr Ianucci. find out more...

Let battle commence... the PM officially confirms he's standing down and in the panicked rush for a new candidate Malcolm looks like he's found himself on the wrong side of the fence. In this seesawing climate even Malcolm's morally void, conniving aggression may not be enough to blag him out of imminent unemployment. Damn fine stuff. find out more...