A part-improvised comedy about a couple bringing up their three young children.
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The Brockmans go to Cousin Julie's wedding, and trouble ensues when Auntie Angela comes over. Karen asks troubling questions to the bride, while Ben disturbs the vicar by asking him hypothetical ...
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The Brockmans get stuck in a Spanish airport for hours with three bored children and a bewildered grandfather.
S3.E6
Despite the truce when they allied against Angela and Brick Sue is still angry with Pete for kissing Mimi and,whilst Ben attempts to climb Everest on the stairs, Karen is quick to pick up on her ...
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Title: Outnumbered (2007–2016)
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7 wins & 21 nominations.
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A part-improvised comedy about a couple bringing up their three young children.
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Both of Sue's bosses throughout the series, Veronica and Tyson, are neither heard nor seen at any point in the series. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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This easily overlooked series was given an extraordinarily late slot by the BBC. It was shown at around 11pm on three consecutive nights, with the final three episodes shown in a similar manner the following week. Here in the UK we are used to family comedy having a once a week slot at a decent hour. It gives the show time to build an audience through word of mouth. The Office built slowly by reputation. This little masterpiece should have been given the same chance.
There are several clips from Outnumbered on Youtube for those unfortunate enough to have missed it. The children are a revelation. With no actual 'jokes' and no laughter track it is refreshingly naturalistic. I look forward to a rerun at a proper hour and hope for a second series.