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The Inbetweeners Season 1 Ep.03 Reaction
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Sup buds !! This was funny episode . But so far episode 2 is at the top of my list for this show . It had me laughing through majority of the episode . When Simon was being "flirted" with by the driving instructor it really cracked me up . Dude got some booty and a license lol.
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After Work Reactions
Awesome man I am happy you are enjoying them!
Steve
Man, I'm so glad I found your stuff! You have so many of my favourite shows on here, and I've seen them all so often, but watching them with your reactions gives them all a new lease of life - and makes them even funnier. I've not laughed this much in so long 😂 I had to stop with the Inbetweeners ones because it was hurting too much haha. Great stuff man!
After Work Reactions
Absolutely !! will do bud love me some burt lol
After Work Reactions
That's awesome, I really enjoy this show a whole lot =]
After Work Reactions
Loving this show, it's truly hilarious.
After Work Reactions
That's hilarious, we all know a pathological liar. I have been friends with a few lol Thanks bro I really enjoy this show =]
Ryan Saunders
Can you do "Tom Segura Discovers Bert Kreischer Drinks A Gallon Of Kool-Aid A Day"? Only 7 mins.
Nathan Davies
As others have said, it’s very accurate to growing up in the 2000s here in the UK. And yeah we all knew someone who just lied for the sake of it, the guy I knew would turn up and say he had fought someone on the way to meet us, sometimes multiple people.
Paperduck
26 year old brit here, this is almost a 100% accurate portrayal of teenage life in the UK
Toby Lewis
I’m so glad you’re reacting to this. It’s an amazing portrayal of what British youth culture was like and still is to some extent. I’m 23 so I pretty much grew up with this.
