Episodes 2011
What is Episodes?
"Episodes" is a television series that premiered in 2011. The show revolves around a British husband-and-wife comedy writing team who travel to Hollywood.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2011
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 41
- Runtime
- 30 minutes
- First aired
- Jan 9, 2011
- Last aired
- Oct 8, 2017
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- GB
- Networks
- Showtime, BBC Two
- Genres
- Comedy
- Updated
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Overview
"Episodes" is a television series that premiered in 2011. The show revolves around a British husband-and-wife comedy writing team who travel to Hollywood. Their goal is to remake their successful British TV series, which they had previously created. The couple's experience in Hollywood is portrayed as being filled with challenges and complications. The series explores the difficulties they face while attempting to recreate their original work in a new environment. The writers' struggles to adapt to the American television industry and the cultural differences between the two countries are central to the show's narrative. The series offers a satirical look at the television industry and the challenges of adapting a successful show for a different audience. The show's focus is on the creative and professional challenges faced by the writing team as they navigate the complexities of the Hollywood television industry.
Should you watch it?
“A British writing duo faces professional chaos after moving to Hollywood to remake their hit series.”
- sharp industry satire
- strong lead performances
- cynical tone
- depicts professional frustration
Watch it if you enjoy behind-the-scenes comedies about the television industry.
The series contains adult language and themes typical of workplace satires.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 7 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Episode 1 Jan 9, 2011
- E2 Episode 2 Jan 16, 2011
- E3 Episode 3 Jan 23, 2011
- E4 Episode 4 Jan 30, 2011
- E5 Episode 5 Feb 6, 2011
- E6 Episode 6 Feb 13, 2011
- E7 Episode 7 Feb 20, 2011
Season 2 · 9 episodes
- E1 Episode 201 May 11, 2012
- E2 Episode 202 May 18, 2012
- E3 Episode 203 May 25, 2012
- E4 Episode 204 Jun 1, 2012
- E5 Episode 205 Jun 8, 2012
- E6 Episode 206 Jun 15, 2012
- E7 Episode 207 Jun 22, 2012
- E8 Episode 208 Jun 29, 2012
- E9 Episode 209 Jul 6, 2012
Season 3 · 9 episodes
- E1 Episode 301 Jan 12, 2014
- E2 Episode 302 Jan 19, 2014
- E3 Episode 303 Jan 26, 2014
- E4 Episode 304 Feb 2, 2014
- E5 Episode 305 Feb 9, 2014
- E6 Episode 306 Feb 16, 2014
- E7 Episode 307 Feb 23, 2014
- E8 Episode 308 Mar 9, 2014
- E9 Episode 309 Mar 16, 2014
Season 4 · 9 episodes
- E1 Episode 401 Jan 11, 2015
- E2 Episode 402 Jan 18, 2015
- E3 Episode 403 Jan 25, 2015
- E4 Episode 404 Feb 1, 2015
- E5 Episode 405 Feb 8, 2015
- E6 Episode 406 Feb 15, 2015
- E7 Episode 407 Mar 1, 2015
- E8 Episode 408 Mar 8, 2015
- E9 Episode 409 Mar 15, 2015
Season 5 · 7 episodes
- E1 Episode 501 Aug 20, 2017
- E2 Episode 502 Aug 27, 2017
- E3 Episode 503 Sep 10, 2017
- E4 Episode 504 Sep 17, 2017
- E5 Episode 505 Sep 24, 2017
- E6 Episode 506 Oct 1, 2017
- E7 Episode 507 Oct 8, 2017
Frequently asked questions
What is the premise?
A British writing team attempts to adapt their successful show for an American audience.
Where does the show take place?
The story is set in Hollywood.
Who are the main characters?
The protagonists are a husband-and-wife comedy writing team.
What is the tone?
The show is a comedy focused on the disastrous results of an industry project.
Is this a workplace comedy?
Yes, it depicts the professional challenges faced by writers navigating the television industry.