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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 01: The Work Outing
Episode 02: Return of the Golden Child
Episode 03: Moss And The German
Episode 04: The Dinner Party
Episode 05: Smoke and Mirrors
Episode 06: Men Without Women
The IT Crowd - Season 2
Description
Season 2 opens with Roy, Moss and Jen getting invited to the theatre and it doesn't turn out so well; Denholm dies and they have to go to the funeral, there, Roy starts to get worried about dying.
Season 2 opens with Roy, Moss and Jen getting invited to the theatre and it doesn't turn out so well; Denholm dies and they have to go to the funeral, there, Roy starts to get worried about dying.
Actors:
Laura Patch,
Nicholas Burns,
Chris Wilson,
Nigel Martin Davey,
Peter Sullivan,
Jeff Stelling,
Takatsuna Mukai
Laura Patch
Nicholas Burns
1977, Derbyshire, England, UK
Chris Wilson
Nigel Martin Davey
21 August 1965, Birmingham, England, UK
Peter Sullivan
Jeff Stelling
18 March 1955, West Hartlepool, England, UK
Takatsuna Mukai
Genre:
Comedy
Director:
Graham Linehan, Richard Boden, Ben Gosling Fuller, Barbara Wiltshire, Derek Hallworth
Country:
United Kingdom
Keywords:
#Barbara Wiltshire #Ben Gosling Fuller #Chris O'Dowd #Derek Hallworth #Graham Linehan #Katherine Parkinson #Richard Ayoade #Richard Boden #The IT Crowd - Season 2
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August 28, 2018
Thanks to expanding the universe beyond the dingy walls of Reynholm Industries' basement and playing to the core cast's strengths, The IT Crowd's second season is its strongest.
August 28, 2018
Beyond a greater degree of comfort in the characters, the reason here for the rise in quality (and proper laughs) is better focus in the writing, and the swap of Chris Morris' distracting CEO for the welcome addition of Garth Marenghi's Matt Berry.
