While Not Drudging Through A Meaningless Job-Related Existence…

Yes, life can be summed up as a digitized void of shiny fecal matter.

…I watch The IT Crowd! If you haven’t heard/seen Graham Linehan’s The IT Crowd, then I sincerely suggest you swallow its hilarity through your brain-mouth immediately. If you have heard/seen it, then yes, I know, I am behind on a lot of the current trends of life and deserve to have my head snugged into a vice and my body strapped to a chair, being forced to constantly watch almost every relevant creation in the visual medium possible á la A Clockwork Orange. The show is surreal British humo(u)r at its finest. The show’s main characters, Roy (Chris O’Dowd), Moss (Richard Ayoade) and Jen (Katherine Parkinson), are workers in the IT department for Reynholm Industries. Roy and Moss are the “geeks,” so to speak, and Jen is their “relationship manager” that knows nothing about computers. Explaining why the show is funny is hard to do, seeing as how many of the episodes are chock-full of ludicrous situations that simply must be viewed in order to be appreciated.

Through this weekend off, I would find myself intermittently watching episodes each day, ultimately watching all of the episodes available. There are only 18 episodes to be watched. With the show coming from across the pond, I don’t really know how their blocks of TV scheduling goes, but for The IT Crowd, each season only contains eight episodes. So, with the numbers that I have just given you from this paragraph, I will leave it up to you to determine how many seasons The IT Crowd has put forth. If you get it wrong, I will piss myself in sadness. Knee-jerk urination is the only way my body deals with disappointment.

So, just watch the British version and don’t think about the Americanized version that was canned so long ago. *shudders*

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