List of The IT Crowd episodes

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Aquest article correspon a la llista d'episodis de la sèrie de televisió britànica The IT Crowd. Aquesta comèdia anglesa va ser estrenada el 3 de febrer de 2006 pel canal Channel 4. A Catalunya va començar a emetre's al Canal 3XL, en català el 16 de febrer de 2011. rdf:langString

Toto je seznam dílů seriálu Ajťáci. Britský televizní sitcom The IT Crowd, v Česku uváděný jako Ajťáci (Česká televize) nebo Partička IT (zprvu HBO), vytvořil Graham Linehan a stanice Channel 4 jej jako šestidílnou minisérii vysílala poprvé 3. února 2006. Později přibyly další tři šestidílné řady a celý seriál byl završen speciálem s dvojnásobnou stopáží, odvysílaným 27. září 2013. V původním znění s českými titulky seriál uvedla Česká televize, český dabing pořídila kabelová televize HBO. rdf:langString

Diese Episodenliste enthält alle Episoden der britischen Comedyserie The IT Crowd, sortiert nach der britischen Erstausstrahlung. Die Fernsehserie umfasst vier Staffeln mit 24 Episoden sowie eine letzte Spezialfolge. rdf:langString

The IT Crowd is a Channel 4 British sitcom which is set in London. It was written and directed by Graham Linehan. It stars Richard Ayoade, Chris O'Dowd and Katherine Parkinson as the information technology staff of an office. rdf:langString

Gli episodi della serie televisiva IT Crowd, trasmessa in prima visione sul canale televisivo inglese Channel 4, sono in totale 25. Ventiquattro sono andati in onda suddivisi in quattro differenti stagioni tra il 2006 e il 2010, mentre uno speciale finale è stato trasmesso il 27 settembre 2013. In Italia le quattro stagioni sono state trasmesse dal 25 luglio 2010 sul canale pay Steel della piattaforma Mediaset Premium. Lo speciale conclusivo è stato reso disponibile su Netflix nel giorno del suo day one italiano, il 22 ottobre 2015, insieme al resto della serie. rdf:langString

Ниже приведён список и описание эпизодов британского телевизионного сериала «Компьютерщики». rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Roy is overjoyed when the women from the seventh floor decide to make a nude calendar as a fundraiser for one of the women's debilitatingly "boss-eyed" brother, and Roy is asked be the photographer. Jen, who is offended by the idea, complains and persuades the women to do a calendar of their grandmothers instead. But when Douglas makes Jen personally responsible for making at least a million pounds from the calendar, she and Roy decide to employ friends of Roy and Moss, leading to a "geek chic" concept.

rdf:langString Jealous that her co-worker Linda has been impressing everyone at their executive meetings, Jen pretends to be fluent in Italian so she can become Douglas's interpreter for an upcoming meeting. Moss brags about realising he can put his mobile phone in his shirt pocket for easier convenience, only to have it fall into the toilet, and tries to get an iPhone that he sees in a claw crane machine. Roy discovers that his latest girlfriend has a traumatic past, but is befuddled when he learns the highly improbable details: her parents died in a fire at a sea lion show at Sea Parks. Moss helps Jen with a phone conference by installing voice-translation software on her laptop, but when the Italian businessman comes for a face-to-face visit, Jen is denied use of the laptop.

rdf:langString Frustrated at the repeated theft of his coffee mug, Moss shows off a plain white one which supposedly has a picture of his head on the bottom; however, he is unable to find it. After heading upstairs to resolve an IT problem, Roy finds himself trapped underneath the desks of two female employees. As Roy phones Moss for help to escape, Jen investigates what is behind a strange red door in the department that Roy and Moss have forbidden her to open. Inside, she discovers Richmond , a lonely goth whose job is to watch over some blinky lights on a machine. Richmond shares the story of how he was Denholm's right-hand man until the death of Denholm's father and Richmond's discovery of the extreme metal band Cradle of Filth. Touched by his story, Jen sets out to try to restore Richmond to his former glory.

rdf:langString Douglas travels far and wide in his quest to bed Jen and is given rohypnol by a mysterious blind sorcerer. Douglas offers Jen a position as his personal assistant. Having realised she is wasting her life in her current position, she accepts. Moss and Roy engage in a list of activities that they would not be able to do with Jen around, such as not wearing trousers, jousting with bicycles and broomsticks, and Roy's trying to hit a golf ball into Moss's mouth. When Douglas tries to make sexual advances on Jen, he is refused, and resorts to putting the rohypnol in a drink. Roy and Moss rescue Jen, but when Jen realises she was replaced by an answering machine, she leaves Roy and Moss trapped in the room with Douglas, who has drunk the rohypnol and has become inexplicably aroused.

rdf:langString Following a successful run on the popular quiz show Countdown, Moss is invited by a mysterious guy named Prime to "8+", an exclusive club for previous champions of the game show who have appeared over eight times. He is later challenged to "Street Countdown". Roy is visited by a window cleaner who leaves his stuff at Roy's flat. He later meets an old acquaintance who has become rather successful, but worries when he is seen in multiple circumstances as a window cleaner. Jen is suspicious of Douglas's secretive manager meetings where the attendants are wearing dressing gowns, and finds a way to get in, only to discover they have changed the meeting to an aerobics class.

rdf:langString Roy and Moss try to watch a zombie film on DVD when Roy's friend calls him and is about to spoil the movie's plot twist. When they realise they have been spending a lot of time together like an old married couple, Jen suggests they try new activities to make new friends. Moss enrols in a German cookery course, only to find that his instructor, Johan, is a cannibal who made some translation errors in the advert. Douglas invites Roy to watch the DVD but when Douglas learns it has a plot twist, he tries to guess it, annoying Roy. Roy volunteers to be the German cannibal's next meal so that he can watch the film on the latter's impressive home entertainment system. However, they are raided by the police who are concerned that the video was pirated. Jen struggles with the company's increasingly harsh treatment of smokers, presented humorously as Soviet-style authoritarianism.

rdf:langString Roy's date with a young woman goes horribly wrong after she mistakes chocolate spread on his head for faeces, despite Roy's insistence that it is not. Roy declares that she did not like him because women only like "bastards" and devises a plan to prove his theory by posting a singles ad which makes him sound despicable. After receiving a single response, Roy arranges a date with an attractive young woman and sets out to act like a "bastard" to progress to a relationship. Jen impresses a company security guard by correctly guessing obscure facts from multiple choice questions; she is later selected as his "phone a friend" on the ITV quiz show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. The security guard asks her out, following which Jen is unable to answer the quiz question correctly. Roy and Jen take their dates to the same restaurant, a family Tex-Mex restaurant called Messy Joe's, on Moss's recommendation. Following a scene in which a restaurant entertainer is assaulted by Jen's date after mocking him for failing on Millionaire, Roy and Jen's dates leave together.

rdf:langString Jen boasts about winning Employee of the Month and makes Roy and Moss write her acceptance speech. Seeing an opportunity to humiliate her, Roy and Moss trick Jen by lending her "the Internet" in the form of a small black box with a blinking light. They explain that if anything were to befall it, there would be worldwide chaos. Douglas finds the love of his life in a journalist named April, but mishears that she used to be a man, thinking she said that she is from Iran. At the shareholders meeting, Moss and Roy find their prank has backfired when the shareholders hang on Jen's every word about the Internet. After learning the truth about April, Douglas breaks up with April but their ensuing fist fight disrupts the shareholder meeting, crushing the Internet, and causing panic. Later, Douglas, alone at home, regrets breaking up with April. The episode was pulled from circulation by Channel 4 after complaints of transphobia regarding the reaction of the character Douglas to a trans character and Graham Linehan's controversial opinions of the trans community.

rdf:langString Douglas's second wife Victoria , who had disappeared after two weeks of marriage, reunites with Douglas. But after another two weeks and a divorce, she sues him for £220 million. Douglas attempts to represent himself in the trial, with Jen's assistance. Roy and Moss prove poor witnesses due to their prior traumatic legal experiences. Richmond returns as a surprise witness, having shed his goth image to start a business called Goth2Boss. After Douglas unsuccessfully fakes a heart attack, Jen pleads for the court to overlook his pathetic behaviour and to consider the workers at Reynholm Industries who would lose their jobs. Victoria offers to settle for £70 million, to which Douglas hastily agrees.

rdf:langString At a Scared Straight!-styled talk, Moss is the first to present, recalling the events of the episode. Following lunch at the park, Roy and Moss find their path back is blocked by a bomb threat. When they decide to "bunk off", Jen is disastrously left alone to represent the IT department. Roy and Moss loiter on a bus and at an entertainment shop. After Moss shoplifts some DVDs, the two are ejected by a security guard. On the way back they walk into danger when they encounter a bomb disposal robot outside the building. Moss is recognised by a shopkeeper from the mall and is arrested.

rdf:langString Asking Roy questions about his lifestyle, Moss enters Roy's data into an Internet site that estimates a person's date of death; it says Roy will die on Thursday at 3pm. Denholm, upon receiving a visit from police who want to investigate "financial irregularities" in the pension accounts, casually opens a window and jumps out of it to his death. Denholm's successor dislikes the IT department and plans to fire them. During the funeral, Roy notices it is almost his 'death time' and reacts violently when his pimped-up phone goes off at 3pm. Denholm's son Douglas storms the funeral where it is announced he will be taking over Reynholm Industries.

rdf:langString Jen has finally found love with her new boyfriend Peter, and to celebrate their happiness they host a dinner party for six of their single friends: three men and three women. When Peter suddenly announces that the men are unable to attend, she reluctantly invites Roy, Moss and Richmond to take their places. Jen briefs her colleagues on how to act normally. Roy sits with a model who was injured by a car crash and had to undergo extensive surgery on her face, which has a lot of bandaging on it. Moss pairs up with Margaret, who is very flirtatious when drunk. Richmond unexpectedly hits it off with Jessica; the pair have sex in another room. During the dinner party, Roy and Moss discover that Jen's boyfriend's name is Peter File, which sounds similar to "paedophile", and causes much confusion and discomfort. Jen and Peter set off for a romantic holiday to Paris, but she abandons him at the airport when his name is announced on the airport's public address system.

rdf:langString Jen persuades Roy and Moss to join the social networking site Friendface. After reuniting with a successful classmate and making tall tales about her own progress, Jen attends her secondary school reunion, at which she asks Roy and then Moss to pretend to be her husband. But Roy has to meet up with an old date who was known to wear so much makeup that when she cries she resembles the Joker. At the reunion, Moss brags about Jen, but Roy and his date crash the party where Roy and Moss then argue over who really loves Jen.

rdf:langString Moss and Roy use a football translation website called Bluffball to gather quotes to pass themselves off as knowledgeable football fans in order to make new friends and get free drinks. They are invited to an actual game, and Roy is invited to a poker night, but when Roy finds himself in debt to one of his new acquaintances, he offers to do them a favour by driving them to their event. However, he is shocked to discover that the event is a bank robbery. Jen has trouble dating a man after Roy remarks that he looks like a stage magician.

rdf:langString Denholm mandates his employees to attend a stress seminar, threatening to fire those who still experience stress by the end of the day. Roy, who has annoyed the seminar's instructor, later steals his stress-measuring machine. Moss tries to make his own version, but when he leaves a soldering iron switched on, he starts a fire in the office. Jen buys and wears a pair of red high heels that are far too small, mangling her toes. She goes on a foul-mouthed tirade at a Japanese man after he accidentally stamps on her foot, unaware that he is a visiting executive who was planning to do business with Denholm.

rdf:langString Jen has a terrible dinner date with co-worker Bill Crouse , during which he is rude to their waiter, refuses to share food and speaks with an annoying rising inflection. Jen wants to avoid his asking for a follow-up date, so she tells Moss to lie and say that she is too busy. However, when Bill arrives and is about to uncover Moss's lie, Moss panickedly tells Bill that Jen has died. Things escalate when Bill spreads his false claim that he was the last person to sleep with Jen, while Moss lies to Jen that the flowers and sympathy card are because she was made Employee of the Month. When Bill sees her in the office, he thinks she is haunting him, which is made worse when she later phones him and shows up at his house to tell him to retract his lie. Roy offers to do work for an attractive young woman called Julie from the fifth floor , but confuses her with the ugly Judy, so Julie tells Roy it is Judy who needs his help.

rdf:langString Douglas becomes interested in "Spaceology" – a new age-styled religion that employs cosmic ordering – and tries to persuade his employees to follow in his footsteps. Roy injures his back while moshing at a Sweet Billy Pilgrim concert event. When he sees a masseur for treatment, the masseur kisses him on the backside, and Roy takes him to court for sexual harassment. Jen, who has fallen in love with the band's geeky-looking keyboard player , becomes a groupie and tries her luck as the band's singer.

rdf:langString Following the events of the series 2 episode finale, Jen, Moss and Roy receive a disappointing settlement from their sexual harassment lawsuit. Moss suffers a concussion from running into a door, and forgets everything he knows about computers. Jen pursues a new job, but finds herself tongue-tied when asked what IT stands for. Roy, who had his t-shirt dirtied and his jacket given away to help an elderly co-worker, is chased around the office by security and kicked out for being shirtless and without his door pass. He is forced to wander the streets begging for money. Douglas, who was forced by the settlement to wear "electric sex pants" – underpants that shock him whenever he becomes aroused – cannot perform even simple functions without getting zapped, so he gets Moss to disarm it.

rdf:langString Roy comes back from a stag night unaware that he has been wearing lipstick. Jen loses concentration during an important meeting after wearing a "bad bra" to work, but when Moss invents a bra that doesn't lose its comfort or form, Jen is able to have an effective meeting. Moss gets an opportunity to pitch it to Dragons' Den. Things go sour when the bra has overheating issues, ruining another meeting for Jen, and when Moss cannot remember his pseudonym and answers to the wrong name, he ends up being erroneously interviewed on Newsnight about the Iraq War. Roy and Jen try to help Moss with the pitch in exchange for a cut of the profits, but it goes horribly wrong when Jen ends up repeating phrases, and the bra catches fire.

rdf:langString Following a meeting in which Denholm thanks everyone except for the IT department for their involvement in a successful project, Jen becomes exceptionally moody and irritable. When Moss and Roy ask about it, Jen replies that it is a visit from her "Aunt Irma", a euphemism for premenstrual syndrome. Moss has been having therapy sessions with attractive company psychiatrist , but when the latter wants to halt the sessions, Moss becomes angry and starts swearing. After being personally thanked by Denholm for his work, Roy experiences strong emotional feelings. Jen reasons that the recent mood changes must be "Aunt Irma", but Moss mistakenly shares this insight to the IT community and it goes viral, turning them into Internet celebrities and inciting Aunt Irma riots throughout the world. To settle their emotions, Jen, Moss and Roy watch Steel Magnolias, then have a "girls' night out". They then go to the company's celebration party where they all become drunk and wake up with unexpected lovers the next morning.

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rdf:langString Aquest article correspon a la llista d'episodis de la sèrie de televisió britànica The IT Crowd. Aquesta comèdia anglesa va ser estrenada el 3 de febrer de 2006 pel canal Channel 4. A Catalunya va començar a emetre's al Canal 3XL, en català el 16 de febrer de 2011.

rdf:langString Toto je seznam dílů seriálu Ajťáci. Britský televizní sitcom The IT Crowd, v Česku uváděný jako Ajťáci (Česká televize) nebo Partička IT (zprvu HBO), vytvořil Graham Linehan a stanice Channel 4 jej jako šestidílnou minisérii vysílala poprvé 3. února 2006. Později přibyly další tři šestidílné řady a celý seriál byl završen speciálem s dvojnásobnou stopáží, odvysílaným 27. září 2013. V původním znění s českými titulky seriál uvedla Česká televize, český dabing pořídila kabelová televize HBO.

rdf:langString Diese Episodenliste enthält alle Episoden der britischen Comedyserie The IT Crowd, sortiert nach der britischen Erstausstrahlung. Die Fernsehserie umfasst vier Staffeln mit 24 Episoden sowie eine letzte Spezialfolge.

rdf:langString The IT Crowd is a Channel 4 British sitcom which is set in London. It was written and directed by Graham Linehan. It stars Richard Ayoade, Chris O'Dowd and Katherine Parkinson as the information technology staff of an office.

rdf:langString Gli episodi della serie televisiva IT Crowd, trasmessa in prima visione sul canale televisivo inglese Channel 4, sono in totale 25. Ventiquattro sono andati in onda suddivisi in quattro differenti stagioni tra il 2006 e il 2010, mentre uno speciale finale è stato trasmesso il 27 settembre 2013. In Italia le quattro stagioni sono state trasmesse dal 25 luglio 2010 sul canale pay Steel della piattaforma Mediaset Premium. Lo speciale conclusivo è stato reso disponibile su Netflix nel giorno del suo day one italiano, il 22 ottobre 2015, insieme al resto della serie.

rdf:langString Ниже приведён список и описание эпизодов британского телевизионного сериала «Компьютерщики».

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