Cannot go wrong with this show if you have any sense of humor whatsoever. Just funny from beginning to end and never a dull episode.

Short and Simple Review by WubsTheFadgerThe IT Crowd has plot lines that vary from episode to episode. There are some jokes that are seen and heard through many episodes. The individual story's are hilarious and well thought out.The acting is great. The chemistry between Richard Ayoade, Chris O'Dowd, Katherine Parkinson, Christopher Morris, and Matt Berry is the best part of the show.The pacing in some of the episodes can seem a little slow but the director does this to set up joke that builds up.The episode length is good. Most episodes are about 22 minutes long. Each season is 6 episodes except for the final season which is just 1 48 minute episode. I do wish there were more episodes because of the great story telling and interesting characters.Pros: Great acting, hilarious individual story's, good chemistry between the actors, directors patience in building up a joke, and a short episode lengthCons: Some slow pacing and not enough episodesOverall Rating: 9.0

I really like It Crowd because i had been working in it department since a few years. even in different country. same all the dialogues actions and problems, behaviors in the company. i most Laughed for first season, they described the it department what is. especially scenes of the answer machine was the best and toilet cleaners.... oh God... i m still laughing....

this show is like the British version of seinfeld for the it lovers, extremely intelligent, well written and most importantly well acted. The actor who stands out is def Richard Ayoade, explosive performance. Although 10 stars, i think people ages 17-40 might like the show better, than older or younger crowds, because of the intelligence of comedic tones, and also the it parts. The first episode, might be hard to understand for Americans, because of the British English vs American English, but by video two, it takes you to it's world. Work place, co- workers. overall, this show hits between left and right in comedy, between two intelligent guys, and a co-worker, with barely any It knowledge who's an idiot at IT but brilliant at people, and IT guys, that are brilliant at IT but idiots with people. I love the automated phone message, to shut off and restart the computer, is a classic. Hilarious.