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does anyone else remember this series bout a bloke who worked in a office(where he caused chaos) then slept in a cardboard box,yes it was a bit strange ,good though ,it was american ,no one seems to know what im on about tx
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I wish I'd taped the series when it was first shown! (On Sky Two, I think). Alas, I didn't spot the more recent BBC2/C4 repeats. I've voted for the show on TVShowsOnDVD on the off chance that enough votes might lead to a release. In the mean time, the episodes aren't hard to get on P2P, but they all seem to have subtitles in French. This is the only site I found last time I looked: http://dpcc.com/lpetix/profit/ (In case you didn't guess, I loved the show!)
yeah i thought it was good too, i missed the last episode, i know it was dropped for some reason, mabey it was a bit too wierd for its time and wasnt popular enough, i still see jim poping up in other progs and films from time to time though,i saw it on c4 i think and it was about five years ago.whats p2p btw
Only 1/2 the episodes were shown in the US until sometime in the last 3 or 4 years! The programme got great reviews over there, but the general public didn't "get" the show (alas). Adrian Pasdar aka Jim Profit claimed to have given up acting in an interview on the "Near Dark" DVD, but as you said he still seems to turn up from time to time!
P2P is peer-to-peer: the most famous example is probably Kazaa. There is a good run-down here: http://www.slyck.com/ , which covers most of the main networks. I find the eDonkey network to be the best for older/more obscure shows and would recommend eMule if you want to go down that route for "Profit". There is someone on eBay offering the series on VCD for around �30, but (reading between the lines) s/he has just downloaded them and burnt them to VCD at home!
P2P is peer-to-peer: the most famous example is probably Kazaa. There is a good run-down here: http://www.slyck.com/ , which covers most of the main networks. I find the eDonkey network to be the best for older/more obscure shows and would recommend eMule if you want to go down that route for "Profit". There is someone on eBay offering the series on VCD for around �30, but (reading between the lines) s/he has just downloaded them and burnt them to VCD at home!