All of which makes it so much more surprising that not only is The IT Crowd back for a last hurrah, but – as I noted in my spoiler-free review of the special a few weeks back – it feels as if ...

While the concept for "The IT Crowd" is extremely clever and benefits from its simplicity, the series' broad, loopy execution only sporadically fulfills that promise.

The IT Crowd started as a show about a band of complimentary misfits finding their way through the workday, but by its second season, it quickly became one of the most delightfully bizarre ...

The IT Crowd has both of these key elements. Along with other remarkable sitcoms such as Peep Show and Toast Of London, The IT Crowd has an endless list of quotable quotes.

Otherwise, “The Internet Is Coming” follows The IT Crowd ’s tried and true joke structures so that it feels like we’re just dropping in on the IT basement for a quick visit before we leave ...

A confident, knowledgeable CIO sees past strong prevailing opinions in IT circles to identify other ways her company can use technology—or not use it—to stand out from the crowd.

Before “The Big Bang Theory’s” Sheldon and Leonard, before “Chuck” and yes, even before Hiro on “Heroes,” there was Roy and Moss on “The IT Crowd.” The British sitcom started ...

The IT Crowd will not return for a fifth series, its creator has revealed. It feels like a natural time to wind things down. Apart from anything else, we’re probably reaching that stage where it ...

The IT Crowd At once distant and indispensable, those who work in Information Technology are a breed unto themselves. British writer Graham Linehan captures some of that geek mystiqu.

“The IT Crowd” is one of the finest British sitcoms ever to grace YouTube. But in its third season — the first to be broadcast in non-rerun form in the United States — the show’s endearingly nerdy wit ...