TV
Channel 4 confirms fifth 'Peep Show'
Published Wednesday, Mar 21 2007, 09:58 GMT | By Joanne Oatts
Channel 4 has commissioned a fifth series of Peep Show, with the fourth series not yet completely 'in the can.'
Filming of the fourth series of the Objective Productions sitcom, which stars David Mitchell and Robert Webb, is only just nearing completion before it airs next month.
The third series averaged an audience of 1.3 million at 10pm on Friday nights, but Channel 4 executives hope the ratings will rise as more viewers are drawn to the show.
Objective's other hit, Star Stories, is also to get another run, with four new episodes having been ordered. The first series included parodies of the celebrity lives of George Michael, David Beckham and Madonna.
Producer of Peep Show series three, Robert Popper, will be speaking at the Broadcast TV Comedy Forum on Friday at London's Soho Theatre.
Filming of the fourth series of the Objective Productions sitcom, which stars David Mitchell and Robert Webb, is only just nearing completion before it airs next month.
The third series averaged an audience of 1.3 million at 10pm on Friday nights, but Channel 4 executives hope the ratings will rise as more viewers are drawn to the show.
Objective's other hit, Star Stories, is also to get another run, with four new episodes having been ordered. The first series included parodies of the celebrity lives of George Michael, David Beckham and Madonna.
Producer of Peep Show series three, Robert Popper, will be speaking at the Broadcast TV Comedy Forum on Friday at London's Soho Theatre.
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