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2011–2017
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A couple of British TV producers move to Hollywood to export their most popular series, and find it is not what they expected.A couple of British TV producers move to Hollywood to export their most popular series, and find it is not what they expected.A couple of British TV producers move to Hollywood to export their most popular series, and find it is not what they expected.

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

37K

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1,739

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Nominated for 10 Primetime Emmys
- 2 wins & 21 nominations total

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Trivia
The first season was filmed entirely on location in London (UK) for Los Angeles. In fact, Matt LeBlanc's beachfront 'Malibu' house is located in North London's Mill Hill district. Camden Town (London) doubles for Las Vegas. A Pinewood Studio car park was used to replicate a Burbank Airport scene.

Quotes
Sanford Shamiro: You called up your stalker?
Matt LeBlanc: Right.
Sanford Shamiro: The one we got the restraining order for.
Matt LeBlanc: Yeah...
Sanford Shamiro: Did you have sexual relations with her?
Matt LeBlanc: Mm, does anal...?
Sanford Shamiro: Yeah, it counts.

Crazy credits
Tamsin Greig (Bev) and Stephen Mangan (Sean) swap between second- and third-billing in the opening titles sequence between seasons.

Connections
Featured in Breakfast: Episode dated 4 January 2011 (2011)

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9/10

fantastic so far (as of ep 3)

After watching the first 3 shows, I'm impressed, will be a great show if this level of writing can be sustained. "Episodes" is a cross between "Entourage" (minus the glorification of wealth and conspicuous consumption), "Curb your Enthusiasm" (minus bad acting), and "Extras" (minus cameos, and bits that sucked of which there were many).

I don't know why there are so many negative reviews (as of 1/25/2011) - perhaps Americans are having trouble relating to the lead British couple? In any case, seeing the inner workings of Hollywood's entertainment industrial complex through their down-to-earth eyes is a great premise, casting Matt LeBlanc was a genius touch, and I hope this gem continues for a lot more 'episodes'.