Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

I felt that the series kept me cringing for more of the lovable characters and their stories episode after episode.Also what I liked is that it was close to reality with everyone not getting what they deserved in the end, the makers dared to do something different than cliches.

From getting married on a whim, sleeping with the wrong people, showing up to dental school drunk and drilling through someone's face, etc. these students make stupid decisions again and again.

absolutely brilliant show. for starters it is unbelievably funny. it is up to this day the best show I have ever watched for shock humour and has some of the craziest hilarious things happening. I don't think I will ever see anything greater in a comedy show than a guy getting stuck on a cliff and surviving by jumping on to his friend's head, or a dentist accidentally drilling a whole through their patients cheek. the show is consistently full of very funny dialogue and intriguing and interesting conversations and debates which Seinfeld fans would love. the characters are amazing, anyone just has to love JP he's probably the greatest party animal character ever created, even better than stiffler. there is a very fun teen party vibe to the show where the housemates are always doing drugs, playing drinking games throwing toga parties, turning a whole room into a bong room.the drama in the show is very interesting as it focuses on the lives of university students as they are stressing to cope with university life. failing exams, getting kicked off of courses, trying to sort out their future, financial issues, sleeping with the wrong people etc. it also focuses on stress of living with housemates such as friends keeping secrets from each other, relationships, paying rent and issues with the house. the show uses this beautiful piano music piece written by the show writers themselves which is played in multiple episodes, every time it's played it creates an amazing emotional vibe. some scenes are very emotional and guaranteed to put a lump in your throat. this is definitely a must watch

This show reminds me of a much wittier, much dirtier version of Apatow's 'Undeclared'. I found this show from looking into the shows related to The Inbetweeners, which I always found cheesy but extremely watchable. I found out Joe Thomas (Simon Cooper in Inbetweers) was in this college comedy and I became intrigued. Then, I watched a few episodes and I was sold.This is one of the better college comedy shows that has come around in a while, and considering how deep on the net I had to dig to find out about it, I am sure it is massively under-watched in the U.S. Hopefully it gets up on Netflix or something so it can get some recognition over here.There are plenty of cliché situations, but these are clichés because they truly do tend to happen to everyone who attends college, whether in the U.S. or the U.K or wherever. I love the unique blending of characters and the filter-less nature of the dialogue. Anyone in college, recently graduated, or seeking some nostalgia should have no problem relating to the relationship drama, the wit, the parties, and the sense of confusion which naturally arise from throwing a bunch of young people into one small area (be it the college on a larger scale, or the house/dorm on a smaller one).