Mark Gets Engaged Out Of Embarrassment - Peep Show
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- There are probably worse reasons to get engaged. Then again, there are probably better reasons to.
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Peep Show is a British television sitcom starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb.
this clip is basically peep show in a nutshell
@Eammon Wright Im a mixture of the latter 2
Whenever Mark says “I win”, it’s always the most pathetic of victories.
someone should make a compilation of mark's victories from throughout the show
He views all his relationships as a sort of series of mini battles that you either win or lose. Pretty sure that Stalingrad book really affected him!
Pyrrhic
Danth's Law
Like when he went out to buy condoms for Jeff and Sophie, buying an orange set and saying "I win"
this is like the single moment that highlights marks "markness" more than any other moment
Similar to your trail Rolf, it really highlighted Rolf's Rolfness.
I think you mean "Englishness".
This and getting married
Life Hack 101. Never marry out of embarrassment.
I mean unquestionably good advice but I imagine for at least a few people reading this still a relatable moment. Maybe not with actual marriages but with how we simply go along with what life throws at us because actually expressing or acting on our own desires in social situations has just led to more misery so many times. We just begin irrationally choosing to always just go along with with what other people want in basically any social situation because we are so bad at knowing when its worth it to disagree.
Lifehack 101.a.00001: never put yourself in a position where marriage would even be a possibility. Stick to your cave and never come out into public is the best policy.
@@QuadMochaMatti You’re trolling but that’s kind of accurate.
Not really loving her kinda puts me in a position of power
mahmut asım Onat this is true in a way 😂 it means you can’t get hurt by them, they can only get hurt by you
Brutal but true.
He’s such a sociopath 😂
@@phoenixcoleman7777 Sadly yes , but I doubt anyone can find happiness in such relationship :(
Average emotionally abusive partner lol
Love Mark scoffing "Like that was gonna happen" about something entirely within his control that he just didn't do.
Control is an illusion.
This is right up there with, "You bought a BANK out of social embarrassment?"
Ryo Gakuri just come straight from that clip😂 if anybody loves peep show then give “the thick of it” a try
Ryo Gakuri - hahahaha I read that in Peter Mannion’s voice and can imagine the look on Fergus!!
I sometimes buy the big issue out of social embarrassment... i don’t buy A FUCKING BANK!
At least the bank was funded by taxes.
The Thick of Peep
"So... you accepted the acceptance" Has to be one of Jeremy's best lines.
no, no its not
“It was checkmate”
I sometime buy the big issue out of social embarrassment, I don't fucking propose to someone!
She's not on the FUCKING LIST!!
SummbuddiesFriend bit of a rip off the thick of it quote. Sometimes I buy a big issue out of social embarrassment not a fucking bank
Peep Show writers did TTOI as well
I really feel like they are one person in a long drawn out British fight club situation.
That’s quite insightful, albeit hallucinatory advice
Jez: You could do the emotionally healthy thing.
Mark: Yeah, right
Have you ever noticed that, although we see things from other people's points of view, we only ever get to hear Mark or Jeremy's thoughts? It would be fun to hear Super Hans's thoughts.
"Crack. I need CRACK!"
"No logo on the foam"
Superhans thinks about killing and eating people every day if he’s sober. That’s why he needs drugs
“Where are the bloody TWINS?”
There’s a DVD extra that has a few clips of Sophie’s thoughts. I think it’s called “Sophie’s Peep Show”
In an interview they said that the original concept was that you’d hear the thoughts of whatever person the POV shot was from, but they quickly abandoned the idea because it was just too much and impossible to follow.
I've been binge watching Peep yet again the last couple of weeks. I'm on season 7
ElvisLivesUpstairs don't bother with the last series.
He's wrong. Try one episode, just to wet the whistle.
Tony G Broderick aw why not? Not the best series but there are some cracking scenes in there. The dinner scene with the eye makeup is amazing!
The finale is perfect, you got probssss
The first 5 seasons are a lot better, I think making jez gay was a bad idea
Peep show is the best comedy ever
As a fan of It's Always Sunny I thought I would never find another similar show. I'm glad I was wrong!
I legit think of Always Sunny when it comes to this show, even though they are wildly different.
@@danielhall6888 I do too actually, I think it's the 'terrible people, who are nonetheless sporadically relatable, pursue self driven goals which endlessly backfire' haha
@@TUNAdude13the thing is in it’s always sunny they often don’t backfire. They just get bored of it and move onto something else. They never really face repercussions for their actions - otherwise they’ll all be imprisoned or dead lol. In sunny the characters can go through an arc within the episode but at the end of the episode they are right back as to how they were originally with no development. Sort of a reset and mind wipe. Peep show is the same in that the characters don’t change but it’s more drawn out with ups and downs, glimmers of hope, opportunity and redemption. But alas it always crashes. In s1 ep1 mark and Jeremy are the same mark and Jeremy in the final scene of the show. Same outlook, same situation.
That is sooooo Mark.
As an American who is endlessly fascinated by British culture, I find the easiest way to understand being British is that old (and almost certainly British) saying “grin and bear it.” This episode epitomizes it, as Mark literally grins and bears his unwanted engagement. And I mean literally in the literal sense not the way British people use it figuratively sometimes.
They're miserable because the weather is shit most of the time so they think it's a normal state of being. Renes Descartes was probably writing about the British
Good synopsis.
@@zapkvr I'm assuming you don't actually live in the UK then, it's not fucking North Korea, or that awful depressing corporation country out west which I forget the name of
@@jamesdettmann94 Mate it's pretty miserable here unless you have money.
This sums up Mark
More couples end up getting married like this than you think
How do you know what I think?
I think you could be right.
Almost happened to me. Thank Christ i grew a pair.
I thought it was around 300 million per year
@@bobsmith5441 Can you please tell me how that happened? I know we don't know each other but I'm massively interested. Fucking glad you grew a pair.
Please take a few minutes and go into detail. I'll thank you for it in the comments 👍
This is a metaphor of Britain continuing with Brexit.
Oh god yeah. If the wedding episode is anything to go by we're fucked
What do you mean continuing? The decision was made there's no going back now
That is the definition of continuing though
The public have also now come to realise that it's a fucking terrible idea. But we're just gonna plow on cos 2 years ago enough people were fed enough lies.
@Herbert Erdferkel I agree with every word you have written.
"So you're going to get married to her... and stay married to this woman for the rest of your life out of embarassment? I sometimes buy _The Big Issue_ out of social embarrassment, I don't buy a fucking *BANK!* "
The most pathetic moment in Mark's history on the show. Any other thing he's done is less severe than this
I wish I didn't think like Mark, but I do.
As an american i can proudly say this show is something that can't be produced in this country. I love this.
Why are you proud of it? Lmao
@@jacoboddie5364 they tried to do it in America and fucked it up. It was cringe for all the wrong reasons.
@@steph6498 They're trying again right now, unfortunately. Too many fellow Yanks are just too stupid to know when to give up and stop destroying things.
I feel for Mark here. He lacks the capacity... the learned ability... to be vulnerable. And few people will understand because they all developed that capacity while growing up years ago, most likely without even realising, and now they view it as some kind of universal human ability, as though there is such a thing.
Relatable tbh
I often go back and forth on who is the worst, but after getting to this point multiple times I have to say Mark definitely is the worst.
"There are worse reasons": Would have been funny if Mark mentioned some of them - but even marrying for money has got to be better than doing it out of 'embarrassment'.
marrying for money is literally one of the best reasons to do it lol. its honestly probably #2 behind love
@@jabroniking71 Now I wanna see what your top 5 for that looks like lol.
@@RenegadeShepard69
1. love
2. money
3. to tie two dynastic families together
4a. tax benefits
4b. out of spite
4c. green card/citizenship
5. for children
@@jabroniking71 haha love it. Green card/citizenship is higher up in my list but I hadn't thought of the possible tax benefits, hmm interesting, It's worth looking into! Poor children only got an honourable mention, though it's still better than Mark's standards.
I fucking love this show
This clip is making me question my whole life
You accepted the acceptance 😂
That is so Mark.
Turns out Mark is the divorcing type
No, turns out Mark is the annulling type.
The jilting type, let’s leave it at that
I sometimes buy the Big Issue out of social embarrassment, I don't get FUCKING ENGAGED
Not the divorcing type eh?
Cut to a literal minute after the wedding....
It was an annulment. Mark would be far too embarrassed to get divorced. It was a simple annulment.
They were over the hump
I don't think this would have been the worst way to end the show. Of course, it is funny seeing how incredibly miserable both their lives become after this
Not really loving her puts me in a position of power (oh Mark!)
So British . Brilliant
This happened to Charles and Diana too
Been there , done that , 30 years on I have just now got my life back. (But not my money ...)
Yep. It’s the most dangerous and consequential decision you’ll ever take in your life
"SHIIIIIIT!"
There was a ring, it was an effective proposal... hahahaha
Jez comes across as the alpha smart guy in this clip.
Yes. He is incredibly insightful. Sometimes to the point of unplausability considering how he is portrayed most of the time.
"Not really loving her puts me in a position of power "-- why am l like this?
Narcissistic personality disorder, if not full blown psychopathy
I sometimes buy the Big Issue out of social embarassment, I don't get FUCKING MARRIED!
Obviously, he wasn't as anti-divorce as he states here.
Is this a British thing?
yes
Which bit? The comedy? The show? The situation?
greenghost2008 marrying out of embarrassment is a tradition going back hundreds of years; I think Henry VI started it
rxp56 lol
Yes. Except the accents. They're Australian.
you got engaged out of social embarrassment? i sometimes buy the big issue out of social embarrassment, i don't get FUCKING ENGAGED!
Fair enough
Mark had the last laugh
Mark "Costanza" Corrigan moments
Man I can't stand Sophie
How come? I've seen lots of people saying the same thing but I don't really get what Sophie does that's deserving of hate
@@patrickthorne3239 she's fucking annoying lol
Patrick Thorne Even though it was Mark’s fault the wedding failed: Sophie made the whole divorce process hard for BOTH of them!
@@patrickthorne3239 I feel the same way. All of the characters are awful people (superhands might not) and yet shes always the most hated. Why would that be...?
No one can. That's the point. It's like she has PMS 365.25 days a year
I sometimes buy the big issue out of social embaressment mark, I don't get FUCKING married
Anyone else hear the fart at 2 seconds in? lol
Sort of
What season/episode is this from
Jay Quantocking, season 3 episode 6
Tragic lol
HAHA
There's other reasons to marry besides love you know. The idea of getting married for love really is a comparatively recent invention. Tolstoy wrote about it in Karenina.
Wait! Is this a male version Flea Bag but pre-dating Flea Bag? If so, gotta say that the Phoebe Waller-Bridge production hits quite a bit higher on the quality spectrum. Not sure exactly why.
this is the epitome of peep show... absolutely genius writing.