Oh no, he didn't, did he?
Welcome to WatchMojo UK and today we are counting down the top ten cringe-worthy moments from
“The Inbetweeners”.
These are the awkward, eyebrow-raising and traumatising scenes from the franchise that
made our skin-crawl and reflect on the sheer calamity of adolescence - and all of the unreliable
Friends that go with it.
Come on, we’ve all done it at some point.
This little snippet of teenage courting reminds us all just how awkward it can be in the early
stages of a relationship.
After Simon’s girlfriend Tara tells him she likes “Imagining things” to get her
in the mood for the old you know what, he takes it upon himself to woo her.
What starts out as playful foreplay, with mentions of boobs and what not, soon spirals
into what can only be described as, well, a threat of football hooliganism-esque proportions.
Waterparks.
What could be better, except for two waterparks, obviously.
But of course, it’s never always fun and games with this lot.
In the second Inbetweeners Movie, the four lads are in Australia and, as always, trying
to impress the ladies.
One scenario sees them racing down a waterslide.
Unfortunately, Neil has irritable bowel syndrome, and is stood at the top of the slide.
You see what’s coming.
In a moment of weakness, Neil accidently sends a turd torpedoing after Will, who watches
over his shoulder in terror.
Could it get any worse?
Hi five Will.
Cue the sequence from “Jaws”.
Another entry from the same film next which proves Will really can kill the cool of anything,
even playing the guitar.
Sitting around a campfire and hoping to impress Katie, Will attempts to change the mood by
singing a song - a slow song, a slow emotional song originally sung by a woman in fact, Roberta
Flack.
And Will isn't the type of person to hold out on the high notes either, on the contrary.
As if it couldn't get any weirder, someone starts to rhythmically dance around the fire,
before taking their top off.
Like an intoxicating lava lamp, you know you want to look away, but you just can’t.
Ah, dancefloors.
Either your worst enemy or a platform for brilliance.
We’ll let you decide which one applies here.
On holiday in Malia, this scene see’s Neil, Will and Simon jiving across the floor of
a club to a table full of girls.
In fairness to the borange-faced Neil, he’s throwing some pretty cool shapes.
But as a collective, with Will bullet-dodging side-to-side and Simon marathoning on the
spot, it’s an absolute disaster.
Jay on the other hand, like us, watches in utter disbelief from afar.
At least they synchronize at the end, sort of.
The field trip to Swanage is legendary in “The Inbetweeners” series, for many different
reasons.
The one that tops the awkward allotment of agony for Jay though is when he goes to buy
an ice cream.
In search of the legendary “Swanage MILF”, who apparently has sex with pupils on school
trips, Jay starts getting a little frustrated and decides to hedge his bets by confronting
an old woman at an ice cream stand.
After some small talk, Jay comes out and asks her to, well…
Obviously, she isn't who he thinks she is, so all Jay gets in return is a confused look
from an elderly woman.
At least he comes away with a Cornetto.
A frisbee in the park, what could possibly go wrong?
Well, as always, the guys find a way to try and impress some girls, and what is intended
to be a harmful game of catch, turns into Will apologising for hitting a woman in a
wheelchair with said frisbee.
Will has a history of picking on disabled people, we know that from his trip to Thorpe
Park, but this incident takes things a step further.
After apologising profusely, WIll then attempts to retrieve his frisbee, which doesn't end
well.
At least he kept the receipt, not like it matters.
Being trapped in a love triangle can be a nightmare, especially when it’s with one
of your best friends.
The story goes that Will fancies Lauren, but Lauren doesn't fancy Will, she fancies Simon.
So when Simon is saying goodnight to Lauren and Will can't take the hint, we have to watch
the two hug as Will observes like some sort of creepy, jealous weirdo.
The hug seems to go on forever - as does Will’s constant nagging for Simon to call it a night.
Seriously dude, give it a rest.
Jay’s prone to a few awkward masturbation encounters, but nothing quite hits the highs
or sheer creativity of this snorkling endeavour.
Sat on his bed, naked, laptop open, box of ham at the ready and wearing snorkeling gear.
Classic Jay.
What’s the worst thing that could happen?
What about your mum and little sister walking in on you, that’s pretty bad right?
And to make matters worse, Jay’s mum has something pretty daunting to tell him.
You’ll never hear “tell me you love me” the same, ever again.
Some people will do anything to cosy up to a girl they fancy, including sporting speedos
and being paraded along a catwalk like a dog.
A little too focussed on impressing Carli and not getting a boner, Simon morphs into
character and heads out, unfortunately with a rather serious wardrobe oversight.
Ball out, face scrunched into an aggressive scowl and thrusting away, Simon, totally unaware
of his flashing, confidently owns the show as a wave of gasps bellow throughout.
He intends on impressing Carli, but the whole thing backfires.
Before we reveal our top pick, here are a few honourable mentions.
Of all the people in this eclectic group of misfits, Will is probably the last one you’d
expect to actually sleep with someone.
But after a series of baffling events, WIll bags himself a girlfriend in Charlotte, vacates
to a bedroom and starts to put on the moves.
He even flat out asks Charlotte if they’re going to have sex, to which she replies yes.
But it’s not her unwillingness that’s the problem, it’s Will’s, er, grinding.
For a few moments we are unfortunately treated to an aerial view of WIll grinding on her
as she laughs under her beneath.
The best part?
Will asks for confirmation on whether or not he just lost his virginity.
Brilliant.