The IT Crowd centers around the lives of an IT support staff working away in the forgotten dingy basement of a large company, Reynholm Industries. Roy (the slob) and Moss (the geek) lurk in the basement fielding support calls in the tradition of IT department the world over... "the beatings are bi-weekly". Jen's been recruited by the big boss Denholm, to manage the department... but her lack of knowledge of anything computer-ey may hinder her career development path... Is it in, on, out or it? There's a lot going on behind the scenes of the software development community!

What the press are saying about "The IT Crowd" -

"One of the lunatic joys of the comedy year debuts on IFC on Tuesday. Called The IT Crowd, it's a deliriously funny workplace sitcom that's been imported from Britain, and, more specifically, from the fertile, oddball mind of Irish writer-director Graham Linehan....This is a show of minor disasters, ill-timed comments, ridiculous side adverntures, adults acting like children and bizarre twists of fate....On The IT Crowd, nobody's cool, but you'll love everyone."
- LA Weekly

"This Laurel and Hardy of the geek set try desperately for women, but women only want our heroes to fix their hard drive... It's a delightfully ditzy farce."
- The Boston Phoenix

"This funny U.K. import's premiere introduces snobbish techie Moss (Richard Ayoade), his luckless-in-love buddy Roy (Chris O'Dowd), and their pretty but computer-illiterate new boss Jen (Katherine Parkinson). Think The Big Bang Theory meets SNL's "Your Company's Computer Guy."
- Entertainment Weekly, What To Watch

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  Episode One: Yesterday's Jam

  The new office IT manager faces labor pains as her two subordinates are already scheming to have her fired. After one of the coworkers nearly loses his own job, the three must join together to save each other from getting the pink slip.
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  Episode Two: Calamity Jen

  Denholm declares war on stress and threatens to fire anyone who is under stress by the end of the day. To help the company win the "war," Denholm hires a stress expert.
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  Episode Three: Fifty-Fifty

  Roy’s date with a woman goes foul, leading him to post an over-the-top singles ad.Meanwhile, Jen impresses the temporary security guard with her (guessed) knowledge of obscure facts.
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  Episode Four: The Red Door

  Roy becomes stuck under an employee's desk and calls Moss to help him escape the situation. Alone in the basement, Jen investigates a strange red door.
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  Episode Five: The Haunting of Bill Crouse

  Jen, who is trying to avoid Bill "The News" Crouse after a terrible dinner date, asks Moss to lie for her. Moss, a self-confessed terrible liar, says that Jen has died, and the story quickly gathers momentum.
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  Episode Six: Aunt Irma Visits

  Jen's menstrual cycle (nicknamed Aunt Irma) has unexpected consequences for the office and causes her colleagues to suffer sympathetic effects.