Jen the Fredo

Name: Jen the Fredo
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2010-06-25
Duration: 25 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Chris O'Dowd, Richard Ayoade, Katherine Parkinson

Episode aired Jun 25, 2010
TV-14TV-14
25min

S4.E1

Jen has to entertain a group of visiting sexist yuppie executives looking for a raunchy good time. Her solution is a role playing game with the IT Crowd. Moss also uses the game to help Roy ... Read allJen has to entertain a group of visiting sexist yuppie executives looking for a raunchy good time. Her solution is a role playing game with the IT Crowd. Moss also uses the game to help Roy get over his breakup with the love of his life.Jen has to entertain a group of visiting sexist yuppie executives looking for a raunchy good time. Her solution is a role playing game with the IT Crowd. Moss also uses the game to help Roy get over his breakup with the love of his life.

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To further promotion chances Jen becomes the firm's entertainment manager and is asked to accommodate three of Douglas's business associates, John, John and Phil. She plans to take them to a show but Roy points out that they want sexual entertainment and likens Jen to Fredo, the pimp in 'The Godfather' films. In the event the trio are heartily entertained by Moss's new 'Dungeons and Dragons' game and, at the same time, Douglas receives the Shithead of the Year award from the feminist committee, having been nominated by Jen. He throws it out of the window, narrowly missing Jen, who assumes he is trying to kill her, given the fate of Fredo in the film. —don @ minifie-1

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Genre
- Comedy
Certificate
- TV-14
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Trivia
When discussing the photos of Roy (wherein his ex-girlfriend has been photoshopped out) Moss quips 'It's like someone broke up with Stalin'. Under Josef Stalin's oppressive rule, it was alarmingly common for those who fell out of favor with the Communist regime would simply disappear, and all records of their existence would be doctored or erased. Most notably, these people were often edited out of photographs, leaving obvious gaps where a person once stood.

Goofs
At the end of the episode, Douglas throws his trophy out the window. When we see the same shot from outside a moment later, the window is closed.