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Jeremy Usborne
Alias:
Robert Webb - Peek Show
Brand:
Minifigs.me
Year:
2021
Theme:
Movies and TV
Notes:
Flesh or yellow head
Biography:
Jeremy Usborne is a fictional character from the British sitcom Peep Show, portrayed by Robert Webb. He first appears in the show's inaugural episode, "Warring Factions," which aired in 2003.
Jeremy, often referred to as "Jez," is portrayed as an aspiring musician and self-proclaimed free spirit, consistently failing to achieve his ambitions and often relying on his flatmate, Mark Corrigan, for support. He is characterized by his irresponsible behaviour, questionable moral compass, and tendency to prioritize hedonistic pursuits over practical responsibilities.
Throughout the series, Jeremy's various schemes and romantic entanglements invariably lead to comedic and often disastrous situations, further highlighting his ineptitude and contrasting his character with the more pragmatic and socially awkward Mark.
Jeremy, often referred to as "Jez," is portrayed as an aspiring musician and self-proclaimed free spirit, consistently failing to achieve his ambitions and often relying on his flatmate, Mark Corrigan, for support. He is characterized by his irresponsible behaviour, questionable moral compass, and tendency to prioritize hedonistic pursuits over practical responsibilities.
Throughout the series, Jeremy's various schemes and romantic entanglements invariably lead to comedic and often disastrous situations, further highlighting his ineptitude and contrasting his character with the more pragmatic and socially awkward Mark.
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