The Inbetweeners S2: DVD Review

The Inbetweeners S2: DVD Review

The Inbetweeners Season 2
Rating: M
Released by Roadshow and Hopscotch
Back for another year and with a successful film in tow, the four awkward school lads return for more antics of the excruciating kind.
Over the course of six episodes, Will, Jay, Simon and Neil continue to mine as much excruciating discomfort as they can muster - peppered with foul language, puerile humour and occasional outrage. Throw in birthdays for Will, exams and clubbing and to be honest, you've covered much of the horror of the teenage years.
The thing is though with The Inbetweeners, it's so well written, acted and put together, that you can't help but feel for these four loveable losers as they negotiate their way through the teen years, the misery of high school and the drudgery of a lack of acceptance. Every episode has a laugh out loud moment - and it's usually at their expense.
At the end of the day, you can't help but love this series - because through all four of the central characters and all six of the episodes, I bet some of you will recall some of your own horrific school day moments.

Rating: 7/10