"Peep Show" is a British television sitcom that aired from 2003 to 2015. The show follows the lives of two dysfunctional friends, Mark Corrigan and Jeremy Usbourne, who share a flat in South London. The series is known for its unique point-of-view filming style, where the audience sees the action through the characters' eyes, providing an intimate look at their thoughts and feelings. The humor in "Peep Show" often revolves around the characters' awkward social interactions and their contrasting personalities. Mark is a socially awkward, ambitious office worker, while Jeremy is a carefree, aspiring musician. The show received critical acclaim for its writing and performances, becoming a cult favorite over its nine-season run.