Television, drug of the nation

Me too. His stuff is brilliantly observed, it's like he knows the exact thing you have seen in real life that made you cringe. When snotter says Jonah is obvious, I see what he means, but I think it's better than the inbetweeners, which really was just a series of adolescent cliches and catchphrases (which I enjoyed very much too).

Yeah. That's the talent in what he's doing. I think the one-dimensional aspect is what's starting to creep me out. I just don't like watching a strange man spend his career hanging out and acting like a child with child actors. I'm not making insinuations or anything like that - it's just weird for me to watch. It feels like he's reliving his childhood or something. It's the type of thing I imagine some people pay to do.