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00:00Hello everybody, welcome back to the channel. My name's Kevin, I'm a geek, you are watching
00:16Kevin the Geek and welcome to this Christmas special of the Inbetweeners. I really wish
00:23I'd known about the fact that this was a Christmas special, kind of, when I started the show
00:29because otherwise I would have delayed it and tried to do it where I would have started
00:35it maybe about June-July time to then tie in this episode with Christmas. But hey, it
00:42is what it is at the end of the day, I didn't realise it, but I'm not going to wait another
00:47six months to do this Christmas special. I'm just going to get on and do it. So this is
00:52series one episode six, apparently called Christmas Party. Let's check it out.
00:57It was the end of my first term, and my personal report card read, making new friends, C- must
01:03try harder. Being one of the cool gang, deep, not losing my virginity, A-star. But things
01:16were looking up. I'd been elected chairman of the school's Christmas prom committee.
01:20Alright, I was the only candidate, but still, I really wanted to look the part, which meant
01:24I started hiring my first ever suit. Oh God. Because I'm his dad, selling you just the
01:28base. Nice. Are you sure this is the best place to hire suits? Listen, I've been coming
01:39here for years. Old Mr. Sethie knows me very well. We do you a good deal, if you mention
01:44my name. It looks a bit old fashioned. Neil, the stuff in here never goes out of fashion.
01:49It's timeless. Yeah, well I don't care, because I've already bought a suit. Once, Sethie went
01:53mental, because I brought a suit back covered in grass stains. Blimey, imagine that, if
01:59you got to hire the exact same suit I was wearing the first time. Oh my word. Oh yes,
02:10very nice. It is a lovely fit. I'm not too sure about the lapels. Too jazzy? They are
02:16a little too jazzy, yes. Is this the sort of suit a chairman would wear? But of course,
02:22definitely for a chairman. Because you see, I'm the chairman of this committee that's
02:26organising our school's Christmas prom this year. And that's it, you've now officially
02:29told everyone you've ever liked. I just think it's important that people know, that's all.
02:34Yeah, I'm the DJ, that's far more important. I said you might get to DJ. Oh yes, very,
02:41very nice. I think it's kind of hideous. Is it velvet? Too jazzy? Yeah, too jazzy. And
02:50for you, my young friend, shall I find you something also? I suppose so. But I need something
02:55special, yeah? Something that's going to make me stand out. Oh, I will get you something
02:59extra special. I don't think you're going to stand out, alright. You sound like a fucking
03:04DJ, now don't go back on your word. Oi, let him DJ. He's part of my plans to juice Carly.
03:09What's he going to do, hold her down? You know, I get breathless every time I think
03:12of her. And when I see her, my heart does little flips. Are you bent? Shut up. If it's
03:17just a right then, you sound really, really bent. Won't her boyfriend be there? Who? Well,
03:21her boyfriend, the massive rugby player. Oh, him? Yeah, no, I don't think they're going
03:27out. Or if they are, then they aren't really. Oh, I don't know, but she never really says
03:30that they definitely are, so maybe they aren't. Yes. I mean, that's the most positive possible
03:35way of looking at it. Here we are. Just for you. Perfect. I mean, that's better. Too jazzy?
03:44Less jazzy.
04:11She's okay.
04:13She's fine, but she's not. Oh, she'd definitely get it. If we could all just concentrate above
04:17the waist for a second, I need you all at a planning meeting this lunch. I've got you
04:22some brilliant jobs lined up. Like what? Well, giving out the vouchers that can be exchanged
04:27for alcohol. Shit. If we control the beer vouchers, we get a pic of the birds. The drunk
04:34birds. Oh, God. That sounded just a little bit rapey. A little bit creepy, yeah. Thanks
04:39to you, we're going to be drowning in babes. I just want the night to be a success. I have
04:43no interest in babes. Well, that's sandy, because I've got no interest in you. Oh, that's
04:47good. Hey, they've got more interest in you. Who? Her? Me? Yeah. Yeah, she only did it
04:54for a bet. That's not true. Oh, God, let's not get into all that again. Hey, even if
04:57so, he's still nearly got some. It's not fucking true. People don't get fingered for a bet,
05:01Jay. With the possible exception of your sister. Say that back. Actually, I do take it back.
05:08Oh!
05:12God, Will!
05:35Hang on.
05:38Hang on. Sorry, I'm just going to go back one second. And I'm probably the most boring
05:43person who's going to be focusing on this. No one else is probably ever focused on this.
05:49They're not like, they're not like the yoghurt dip kind of things. Like the Miller Corners
06:00and kind of things. Those, if I remember rightly, are the ones that you have the Dairy Lee
06:07Dunkers in, where the end bit, the small little bit, would be full of cheese. So someone
06:11literally got a Dairy Lee Dunker pot, taken out the cheese, someone in the props department,
06:17taken out the cheese, cleaned it all out and turned it into a yoghurt one. Or was there
06:22one else actually like that? And I'm just now going off on a tangent for no reason at
06:28all.
06:31But while there may be no Iron Team, luckily there wasn't me. And if I was to stop these
06:36morons from screwing up my big night, every fine detail had to be planned.
06:40Right. Welcome. As you all know, this is the first ever Christmas Prom. Two things are
06:45going to make this event successful. Teamwork and exceptional leadership. The first thing
06:50we need to discuss is the agenda and how that... Yes, John?
06:53Are we going to have food?
06:55Yep. Yep, we will. If you look at the agenda, that's item four, so we'll get to that.
07:00Because I think we should have food. And I was wondering what type everyone thought we
07:03should have.
07:05Yep, as I say, that is on the agenda, so we'll get to that.
07:08Lasagna's nice, and so are burgers. You don't need a plate for burgers, which gives them
07:12an edge on lasagna.
07:13Yes, John, please, we'll get to that.
07:16But you can eat burgers off a plate too.
07:18Listen, lardarse, there will be food, so shut the fuck up so we can get this over with.
07:22I just wanted you all to...
07:24Shut up!
07:27I mean, he's got a point and he's also taken it a bit far.
07:31Item one, venue. We're having it in the school hall, obviously.
07:37Item two, band.
07:39We don't need a band, I'm DJing.
07:41Half to half ten.
07:42I should be DJing the whole thing.
07:44Well, they're booked now.
07:45Oh, you're shit at this. I'll be much better. I've organised hundreds of parties.
07:49Have you?
07:50This is the first ever Christmas prom, not a chimp's tea party.
07:53What we want is a good, structured evening.
07:55What we want is a big, mucky disco and a piss-up.
07:57Hang on, when have you organised parties?
07:59All the time.
08:00I've known you for ten years and I've never seen you organise a party.
08:03Bollocks.
08:04What about my birthday party last year?
08:06Your mum organised that.
08:07Yeah, under my supervision, and that was a wicked party.
08:10I fingered a bird.
08:11See? And also I organise the caravan club parties.
08:14Remember, we have been to a caravan club party.
08:16Yeah.
08:17It was shit.
08:18I fingered a bird.
08:19Yeah, to be fair.
08:20Jay, now's not the time.
08:22And Will nearly got soaked if he weren't an idiot.
08:24Why are we here?
08:25You've clearly decided it all already.
08:27No, I haven't.
08:28There's still loads I need your help with.
08:30Like what?
08:31Like who cleans up the next day.
08:33What item's that?
08:34Twenty-eight.
08:35Oh, for Christ's sake, just get on with it.
08:37Okay.
08:38Item four, food.
08:39Hey!
08:40Good.
08:41She did it as a bet.
08:42One more time, that's not true.
08:44Say what you like.
08:45I know it was a bet.
08:46Ask her.
08:47I will.
08:48Yeah, she's over there.
08:49Go ask her now.
08:50Oh!
08:51I'm not going to ask her now.
08:52I'll ask her later.
08:53Or tomorrow at the prom.
08:54Right.
08:55Of course.
08:56Right.
08:57Here goes.
08:58Phase one.
09:01Carly.
09:02Oh, hi, Simon.
09:04Alright, sick boy boner?
09:06Sick boy boner?
09:07Listen, this dance, you are going on it.
09:09Yeah.
09:10Great.
09:11Great.
09:12Maybe we could go together.
09:13I could do the lift, actually, yeah, thanks.
09:14Right, a lift.
09:15Yeah.
09:16Tom's car's broken, so that'd be perfect.
09:18Great.
09:19Gotta get here early to help Will set up, so I'll pick you up about four?
09:21Four?
09:23You want me to get to a prom that starts at eight at four o'clock?
09:26Yeah.
09:27That's what time I'll be getting there.
09:28There'll be loads to do.
09:29So what, I could turn up in my evening dress, four hours early, and help you blow up balloons?
09:33Yep.
09:34Yeah, you could help scrub the floors.
09:35It might be fun, you know, all together.
09:37Are you mentally ill?
09:39Probably.
09:40Good one.
09:41Tell you what, I'll see you there, in the evening.
09:43Great.
09:44Great.
09:45I'll see you there, then.
09:46You know, since he's met you, he's become much more of a dick.
09:51Really?
09:52Yeah, he does seem to think more and, like, express himself.
09:55Has he eaten all his chips already?
09:57Does it look like a good thing?
10:06I'm charging him for the chips.
10:08I never had chips!
10:11You can't pull the wool over a dinner lady's eyes.
10:14Right, then.
10:15So tomorrow is your Christmas party, or prom, if you will insist on speaking like our transatlantic
10:20cousins.
10:22Myself and Miss Timms will be attending to make sure you enjoy yourselves sensibly.
10:28Now, obviously, we want you to have fun, but in order to make it enjoyable for everyone,
10:34we have a few rules.
10:36One, everyone will get two alcoholic drink tokens and no more.
10:41Frankly, the last thing I want is to be cleaning up your dreadful sick, or even worse, you
10:47putting your arms around me and telling me that I'm all right for a teacher and that
10:51you love me.
10:52Two, this is a school dance and not the last days of Rome.
10:59What I mean by this is no heavy petting, and I will be the judge of what constitutes heavy.
11:05Pervert!
11:06I heard that.
11:07If I see anything that I consider too much, you will be sent home.
11:14Is that clear?
11:16Is that clear?
11:17Yes, sir.
11:19Good.
11:20Have a nice evening.
11:21I'll leave you in the hands of the Chairman of the Organising Committee, and God help you,
11:26William Mackenzie.
11:28Thanks, Phil.
11:29Now...
11:30Sorry.
11:32Thanks a lot, Phil.
11:33Phil?
11:36Oh.
11:37It's just because the dance is outside of school time, so I assumed...
11:41Well, you assumed wrong, Will.
11:44Very wrong.
11:45Sorry.
11:48Right then.
11:49Say my name properly.
11:53Mr Gilbert.
11:55Say thank you.
11:57Thank you.
11:58Say thank you, Mr Gilbert.
12:00Thank you, Mr Gilbert.
12:02Better.
12:05I love Greg Davies.
12:08He's so intimidating.
12:10Erm...
12:11Just a few things to make sure it runs smoothly.
12:14I've got the schedules here.
12:16I've not forgotten about you.
12:17I'll be with you tomorrow.
12:19If I see you anywhere near Charlotte, I'll rip your fucking throat out.
12:23Have a nice time.
12:25I'm surprised he hasn't killed him already, to be fair.
12:27I think it's good.
12:30Brilliantly.
12:31It wasn't just my reputation on the line of the prom.
12:33Now it was my life.
12:35Nice.
12:37It was the moment of truth.
12:38Prom night had arrived.
12:39And as I watched my crack team setting things up,
12:42it's fair to say I was shitting myself.
12:44David!
12:45David, don't lean on that! It'll come down!
12:47Who's written the toilet signs?
12:50Where are the toilet signs?!
12:52We're in the school.
12:53Everyone knows where the toilets are.
12:54They piss in them every day.
12:55Not everyone will know.
12:56We're meant to have signs.
12:57Pen! Pen!
13:00It's fucking run out.
13:01How can this be happening?
13:02Tonight is a fucking disaster.
13:05It's all fine.
13:06It looks good.
13:07Look, people are going to judge tonight for me
13:09as either a huge success or a massive failure.
13:12You've got balloons.
13:13You're already one up on any event the school's ever had before.
13:16Also, it's very hard to relax knowing that Donovan
13:18might very well kick the shit out of me at some point.
13:20Oh, right.
13:21That makes much more sense.
13:23Anyway, how come you're so calm?
13:24I thought you'd be shitting yourself about your plan to get Carly.
13:26No, no, I'm fine.
13:27Jay's got his end sorted and I know exactly what to say.
13:29Right.
13:30Are you sure you should trust Jay
13:31with what could be the tenderest moment of your life?
13:33Yeah.
13:34Yeah, it'll be fine.
13:35It's a good plan.
13:36Really?
13:37It can't be worse than puking on her brother's head.
13:39Maybe.
13:40You haven't told me what it is yet.
13:46What the hell?
13:49What the fuck are you wearing?
13:52Oh, my God.
13:53I thought our suits were shit.
13:55Your cock, it looks so tiny.
13:57It's like an acorn.
13:58You don't need to.
13:59This is cool.
14:00Look, I saw it in Nuts.
14:01Girls will fancy me because I stand out.
14:04You'll stand out because your cock is minuscule.
14:06Stop looking at my cock, mate.
14:08I think that's brave.
14:09Really brave.
14:10It is very brave.
14:11Actually, maybe I better go stick a couple of socks down there.
14:14Yeah.
14:15Any jobs for me?
14:16Wash your hands afterwards.
14:17Gotcha.
14:20Will, where's the toilets?
14:23Oh, for fuck's sake.
14:27Despite being organised by my team of geeks,
14:29it actually looked like people were enjoying the party.
14:32Geeks, geeks, geeks.
14:35It's going all right.
14:40I love it.
14:41He's really dancing.
14:57Mind you, I couldn't afford to relax.
14:59John.
15:00John!
15:02Stop eating the burgers.
15:05Don't put it back.
15:08Are you stressed?
15:10Yeah.
15:11And to be honest, I think it's a pretty good party.
15:13I think it is.
15:14It just got even better.
15:16Here's Miss Tim's.
15:17Oh, God.
15:18She looks quite fit.
15:19Very fit.
15:21Don't tell me he's going to hook up with the teacher.
15:24Very fit indeed.
15:25I mean, that's every schoolboy's fantasy, but still.
15:29I hope it doesn't happen.
15:30I hope it doesn't happen.
15:38Good choice.
15:47He's going to fuck it up, isn't he?
16:01Ha!
16:18Nice.
16:31Oh, didn't they do?
16:34Damn!
17:00This really isn't one.
17:01Really?
17:02Yeah.
17:03You've done well.
17:04For a geek.
17:06Come on, we're going for a dance.
17:08Oh, I don't really dance, to be honest.
17:12And I've got stuff to sort out.
17:15Fine.
17:16Be home, you dance later.
17:17Agreed?
17:18Agreed.
17:19Oh, Charlotte.
17:21Yeah?
17:22You know us?
17:24Yeah.
17:26I wasn't at that, was I?
17:30Yeah.
17:33Enjoy your party and we'll have a dance later.
17:35Okay?
17:37Oh, she didn't actually answer him.
17:40He was a perv.
17:43Oi, give us a burger.
17:44You could say please.
17:45Just give me one.
17:46I've got to be back up there in three minutes.
17:47Not until you say please.
17:49Manners cost nothing.
17:50For fuck's sake, can I have a burger?
17:52Please.
17:53Of course you can.
17:54Would you like ketchup on that?
17:56Yeah, go on then.
17:57Please.
17:58Your DJing seems to be going well.
18:00Yeah, it's alright.
18:01Made a few cock-ups.
18:02Well, no one's noticed.
18:03It's weird, but I feel better when I'm doing it.
18:06I'm kind of not so tense.
18:07My counsellor used to say that frustration often comes from wanting to be noticed.
18:13Yeah.
18:15Yeah, that's it.
18:17That's probably why I exaggerate a bit.
18:19To feel special.
18:20Yeah.
18:21It's like sometimes I feel like the kids here don't pay attention to me.
18:23Is he having a moral epiphany?
18:25I guess making a few things up at least makes them notice.
18:28Do you fancy a beer?
18:30I've still got my two tokens.
18:31I don't mind sharing.
18:33Yeah.
18:34Yeah, cheers.
18:36I understand how you feel, you know.
18:38I can have mine.
18:39You're DJing, aren't you?
18:41Yeah.
18:42I used to DJ at a top nightclub in Ibiza.
18:45Oh, yeah?
18:46I could probably get you a regular spot.
18:47You look like you're really into it.
18:49Yeah.
18:50It's all about being sensitive.
18:52I find it hard to trust, but when it's just me and the music,
18:54I'm salty.
18:56Are you Ben?
18:57What?
18:58It was just right then you sounded really, really Ben.
19:02Yeah, I heard.
19:03Do you want to come up to the decks with me?
19:04Yeah, alright.
19:06It's another...
19:10You didn't say please.
19:11What about opening up and trusting?
19:13Oh, fuck off, you fat wanker.
19:17He was doing so well!
19:21It's literally a female version of him, isn't it?
19:24Carly!
19:26Simon!
19:27You got here alright, then?
19:28Looks like it.
19:30Where's Tom?
19:31Ugh, that dick.
19:32He is out with his rugby mates.
19:34I left him just so they were going to start drinking beer out of each other's bum cracks.
19:38Right.
19:39That's a bit weird, isn't it?
19:40Not from rugby players.
19:41Right.
19:42Great.
19:45Did you want anything in particular?
19:47You?
19:48Yeah, I did want something.
19:54Uh-oh.
19:55Why has the music stopped?
19:57I stopped it.
19:59Because...
20:00I need to say that...
20:02Oh no!
20:03I just wanted to say to you...
20:04Oh no!
20:05Are you going to ask me to finger myself again?
20:06No, God no!
20:08No!
20:09I just need to say that...
20:13Simon, I've had enough of dickheads today.
20:15What is it?
20:16Why are you being so weird?
20:17What is it?
20:18Why are you being so weird?
20:23Oh.
20:24No.
20:25No, it's nothing.
20:26Nothing.
20:27This is awkward.
20:28I was going to say something, but it's gone now.
20:29No, what were you going to say?
20:31Neil?
20:32I was going to say...
20:33What the fuck is Neil doing?
20:34Come here.
20:35Whoa!
20:36Neil, what are you doing?
20:37I love you.
20:38Please.
20:41Mona!
20:42Hello?
20:43Oh God!
20:44Oh!
20:45Every year.
20:46Every year someone has a pop, don't they?
20:49Come on, Sutherland.
20:50Let's get you a glass of water.
20:59What's all that?
21:00What do you mean, what's all that?
21:01I have to come here on my own.
21:07I fucking warned you about talking to Charlotte.
21:09You are taking a piss.
21:10I didn't.
21:11I wasn't.
21:12She came after me.
21:13Mr Gilbert?
21:14Mr Gilbert?
21:15Hey!
21:16Put him down!
21:18What?
21:19Yeah, leave him alone.
21:20What's wrong with you?
21:21I ain't even done nothing.
21:22Don't be a dickhead, Donovan.
21:23Yeah, fuck off, Donovan.
21:25Leave this specky short arse alone.
21:27He's organised a good party.
21:28Yeah, briefcase is a rat, Donovan.
21:34Charlotte.
21:37Thanks.
21:39That was really kind.
21:41And really great.
21:42And I sort of knew that I'd have to say a few words of thanks at some point tonight.
21:51Yeah, moment's gone well.
21:53Again.
21:55Of course.
22:03Well done, children.
22:04A fairly innocuous jamboree of adolescent nonsense.
22:08Fear not.
22:09The relationships that some of you have entered into tonight, well, they may seem like everything now,
22:13but they'll be over in a matter of weeks.
22:16Now, if we can just make it home without tagging people's property,
22:22I may go to bed relatively hate-free.
22:28Oi, you two!
22:29Do you want me to fetch up my dinner?
22:31Go home!
22:37I'm allowed to enjoy this, aren't I?
22:39Oh, yeah, well done, mate.
22:41Top night.
22:42Tonight, I win.
22:44Party was good.
22:45Charlotte, probably not a bet.
22:47And best of all, Donovan didn't beat me up.
22:49That last one you can only enjoy over the holiday.
22:52It'll kill you next term.
22:53Yeah.
22:54Did you really enjoy it, though?
22:56Yeah, I had enough.
22:57Why do you think I hadn't?
22:58Oh, you know.
22:59It didn't exactly go to plan with Carly.
23:01Well, I was standing there ready to say all this stuff to her.
23:06And it just wasn't come out.
23:09And then I thought, am I really that bothered?
23:12And then Neil said, fuck the teacher.
23:15Honestly, it seems like she's going to slap you.
23:17I think your erection scared her off.
23:19What were you thinking?
23:20I don't know.
23:21I think it was a suit.
23:22It was definitely too jazzy.
23:24Yeah.
23:26Even though she's 30,
23:27is going out with Gilbert will go to prison for snogging you.
23:30Gilbert was all right about it, actually.
23:32Are you looking forward to biology next term?
23:34Not really.
23:35It should be interesting.
23:36Oi, oi.
23:37Guess who just got a blowy behind the decks?
23:39Of course.
23:41Guess again.
23:42Jay, you're my mate.
23:44But please, for once, just don't lie.
23:46What happened?
23:47Blowy.
23:48I said, please don't lie.
23:51All right, all right.
23:52She gave me a hand job, not a blowy.
23:56Knew it was bollocks.
23:57What?
23:58I just got a hand job on the school stage.
24:00That's better than any of you.
24:01Bollocks?
24:02It's already come down from a blow job.
24:03You'll be telling us it was outside the trousers now.
24:05It was.
24:06That doesn't count.
24:07Oh, that's not even a hand job, then.
24:09No.
24:10What has just happened there, my friend,
24:12is you've spunked yourself.
24:15Doesn't count.
24:17I haven't cleaned my cock yet, so...
24:20Does this count?
24:33No.
24:40No.
24:47Wow.
24:52You know what?
24:54If they only did one series of that show,
24:57what a way to round it off that would be.
24:59Because that singular episode
25:02has basically just sort of tied up
25:04pretty much everything that you had in that first series.
25:07You know, Will's got a little bit of acceptance
25:10from the other kids.
25:14Jay is sort of learning to open up a little bit.
25:18I mean, he's still going to turn into another bit of Billy Bullshitter, isn't he?
25:23He's so narcissistic, he can't help himself.
25:25He will go back into that routine,
25:27but maybe he'll just be a little bit less so.
25:33Neil...
25:35I don't know.
25:36Neil's just Neil, isn't he?
25:40I can't think of anything drastic
25:44that will really make him grow as a character.
25:49Maybe we'll see, maybe we'll see.
25:56Simon, Simon, Simon.
25:59I mean, he tried with Carly.
26:03That's maybe the only one that hasn't really been tied up.
26:08But, I don't know, maybe in a way he kind of has.
26:12Because he had this whole thing,
26:13he's like, I want to do this big plan and I want to reveal it.
26:16And it didn't go in the way that he had planned,
26:20as no plans ever seem to when you're that sort of age.
26:23Even in my own life, in my sort of age,
26:26no plans ever seem to go right.
26:28But he was sort of accepting that it didn't go right.
26:34He wasn't beating himself up about it, you know?
26:37And that last little montage of them jumping around,
26:40they're having a bit of a laugh.
26:43That's just a group of friends going through their adolescent years.
26:50That was a sweet episode, actually.
26:53I'd say that was a sweet episode.
26:56I mean, there were still some really good moments.
26:58And Will was definitely a bet.
27:00There's no shadow of a doubt that he was definitely a bet.
27:06Yeah.
27:07I remember my prom,
27:13which would have been year 11 prom.
27:17If I can find an image of me,
27:20I might put it up here on the video,
27:22because, yeah, that was interesting, to put it mildly.
27:34I don't think proms are really...
27:38I think maybe nowadays they might be a little bit bigger in the UK.
27:43But at my time,
27:46we would have been in...
27:51What was it? 2005?
27:53No, 2006, I want to say.
27:56Yeah, I think 2006 is when I would have had my year 11 prom.
28:00So, basically, kind of a year before these guys,
28:03because they're in their sixth form,
28:05so that's when they were sort of 17.
28:08It was just a thing.
28:12Or maybe it was just for me,
28:14because, I mean, I hired a tux,
28:19which, yeah, it didn't look right.
28:23I tried to kind of comb my hair to kind of make it look a bit good.
28:28It didn't go well. It really didn't go well.
28:32And, yeah, I think at that stage in the UK,
28:36the idea of a prom was still very much an American thing.
28:41So it wasn't as big of a thing as it probably would be now.
28:47These days, honestly, I've seen so many things online,
28:50Facebooks and TikToks and Instagrams and all this kind of stuff,
28:54when there is a prom and they're literally all going,
28:57when there is a prom and they're literally all going all hell out
29:01with the dresses and limos and this, that and the other, you know?
29:05So it's, yeah, at that stage,
29:08definitely more American than it was a British thing.
29:11Did you ever have a prom? Let me know what your proms were like.
29:15I do remember there was rumours at our prom
29:19that a couple of the jock lads
29:25either had a thing or was trying to have a thing with Miss Stanley,
29:30who was basically the Miss Tims of this episode.
29:33She was our geography teacher who,
29:36she was a new qualified teacher when we was in Year 8,
29:42so about four years before.
29:44So she would have been, in theory, about 26, 27
29:49by the time that we had our prom.
29:51And yeah, she was a fit Irish lady.
29:58Yeah, she was literally the only teacher in school
30:01that most of the boys were like,
30:04yeah, they were standing to attention, let's say,
30:07when she would enter the room, put it that way, in a nice way.
30:13But yeah, there was definitely a lot of rumours about that.
30:18And I do vaguely remember,
30:20because we weren't technically allowed alcohol,
30:22but I believe there was the bar available
30:25for the teachers that were there.
30:28And I have a sneaky feeling, a sneaky memory,
30:30that I think the PE teacher was buying
30:34a couple of his sports students some drinks.
30:38I have a vague memory of that. I could be wrong.
30:41But Mr O'Neill, shame on you if you did that.
30:44You were corrupting the minors!
30:46That's going to do it for the Inbetweeners,
30:48Series 1, Episode 6, the Series 1 finale.
30:51What were your thoughts? Drop your comments down below.
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30:59But for now, my name is Kevin.
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31:05Goodbye.