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''The Inbetweeners'' is a UK series originally aired on Channel Four's sister station "E4" The Inbetweeners was E4's first self-commissioned comedy and was not an instant success, however is now a British Classic and one of the best comedies made in Britain. '''The pilot for the show however, has only been seen by few, at one point leaking to the public, but only a few had watched it before swiftly getting taken down, and not being archived to our fan knowledge.''' The pilot was directed by Iain Morris and Damon Beesley. | ''The Inbetweeners''<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Inbetweeners Wiki]</ref> is a UK series originally aired on Channel Four's sister station "E4" The Inbetweeners was E4's first self-commissioned comedy and was not an instant success, however is now a British Classic and one of the best comedies made in Britain. '''The pilot for the show however, has only been seen by few, at one point leaking to the public, but only a few had watched it before swiftly getting taken down, and not being archived to our fan knowledge.''' The pilot was directed by Iain Morris and Damon Beesley. And is titled '''''<u>“Baggy Trousers.”</u>''''' | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
*Matt Green as William | *Matt Green as William<ref name=":0">[https://twitter.com/matthewthomas32/status/867373077876887552 Source]</ref> | ||
*James Buckley as Robin ( | *James Buckley as Robin (Neil’s pre-character) | ||
* | * Darcy Thomas as Lee (Jay’s pre-character)<ref name=":0" /> | ||
*Laura Aikman as Carly | *Laura Aikman as Carly | ||
*Simon's actor is currently unknown. | *Simon's actor is currently unknown. | ||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
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The next day at school; Gilbert takes Simon and Will to the headmaster’s office. <ref>[https://industrialscripts.com/inbetweeners-script/ Paraphrase from found script review.]</ref> | The next day at school; Gilbert takes Simon and Will to the headmaster’s office. <ref>[https://industrialscripts.com/inbetweeners-script/ Paraphrase from found script review.]</ref> | ||
==Gallery== | == What we know == | ||
we currently know that the pilot is approximately 25 minutes long, co-produced by Young Films (the producers of many more Inbetweeners content) and that at least two people are in possession of the show. One being an animator for the title cards, and the other being James Buckley. They both have posted the episode once, but both have deleted the link and upload. The animator for the title cards has been contacted, he claims he may still have the files on a hard drive in his attic, however it would be difficult to find it and he was asked to take down the show before, meaning he does not want to share any videos, in legal worry. So he is a dead lead. James Buckley also had posted a link to twitter. However, the tweet and Vimeo video<ref>[https://www.vimeo.com/78800334 James’ Vimeo Upload]</ref> has been removed. We also know what the script may be like, due to an article being made by “INDUSTRIAL SCRIPTS” shown in citation 3. | |||
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Revision as of 19:28, 19 December 2021
Labelled image of the main characters in the pilot.
Status: Partially Found
The Inbetweeners[1] is a UK series originally aired on Channel Four's sister station "E4" The Inbetweeners was E4's first self-commissioned comedy and was not an instant success, however is now a British Classic and one of the best comedies made in Britain. The pilot for the show however, has only been seen by few, at one point leaking to the public, but only a few had watched it before swiftly getting taken down, and not being archived to our fan knowledge. The pilot was directed by Iain Morris and Damon Beesley. And is titled “Baggy Trousers.”
Cast
- Matt Green as William[2]
- James Buckley as Robin (Neil’s pre-character)
- Darcy Thomas as Lee (Jay’s pre-character)[2]
- Laura Aikman as Carly
- Simon's actor is currently unknown.
Plot
The plot for the pilot is a mix of the first episode of the show "First Day" and the second episode "Bunk Off." In this pilot, the four main characters decide to bunk off school. starting with Simon calling up the school pretending to be his own mother, claiming the boys are ill, however, the head of sixth, Gilbert, knows its simon calling up.
They then meet up with Robin outside the off-licence. William then goes to go into the off-license and buys alcohol.
The boys then retreat to Robin's house to drink the illegally bought alcohol. Whilst the boys are drunk, they convince Simon to tell Carly how much he loves her. But then, Robin's dad enters the house and gets the boys out due to them going round drunk and bunking off.
The boys then go round to Carly's house and convince Simon to write on her driveway in pen. However. Carly spots Simon vandalising her drive, but suprisingly thinks its sweet, and invites him round her house later on in the night.
Will and Simon, in preperation, believe they should drink as much as they can to get ready to go round Carly's. They go round Carly's house extremely drunk, and it ends up with Simon vomiting everywhere.
The boys return to Will’s house where Robin’s Dad, Will's Mum, and Simon's Mum and Dad are waiting for them. They are reprimanded and Simon accuses Robin’s Dad of touching them inappropriately. However, this claim is not taken appropriately.
The next day at school; Gilbert takes Simon and Will to the headmaster’s office. [3]
What we know
we currently know that the pilot is approximately 25 minutes long, co-produced by Young Films (the producers of many more Inbetweeners content) and that at least two people are in possession of the show. One being an animator for the title cards, and the other being James Buckley. They both have posted the episode once, but both have deleted the link and upload. The animator for the title cards has been contacted, he claims he may still have the files on a hard drive in his attic, however it would be difficult to find it and he was asked to take down the show before, meaning he does not want to share any videos, in legal worry. So he is a dead lead. James Buckley also had posted a link to twitter. However, the tweet and Vimeo video[4] has been removed. We also know what the script may be like, due to an article being made by “INDUSTRIAL SCRIPTS” shown in citation 3.