TOP 5 Friendship Moments

5. Hug in the boat - The Field Trip

It may not look as a big moment of friendship, but consider this: Would you hug a naked freezing boy in a boat, (even if it was to prevent his death by hypothermia), where everyone can see you, if that boy wasn't one of your best mates?. A quite funny, bizarre but friendship moment as well. That's why I think it deserves the fifth place.

4. Tent talk and the walk at the end - Camping Trip

Perhaps you'll say it doesn't differ with other chats of our characters, but the main point that takes to the fourth place this moment, was Neil's question to Simon: ''What do you want us to do with Will?'', and Will's thankful response for trying to care for him (after stating he wasn't a street cat). And of course, their walk after the vomit scene, where they have their usual banters, but pretty much closer than ever.

3. Talk and fooling around on the trampoline - Xmas Party

Well, there's not a lot to say about this scene, just that it is so simple, but at the same time it makes you feel that nice feeling of being one of them, as it is a kind of situation you probably had many times with your mates.

2. Leaving the pub - Exam Time

It's really difficult to see Jay split up and not to feel sad for him. I mean, he's the teaser, the wound up of the group, but in this episode we get to see a whole different side of him, and watching him try vainly not to lose Chloe and then cry, is just awful. 

But here is where the friendship shows up, and you get to see how our inbetweeners leave the pub trying to comfort each other (as Simon had recently experienced a very similar situation, not being as sad as Jay's, though still pretty uncomfortable) and then the jokes towards Will start to flow. (Brad Shit between my favourites)

1. Simon and Jay take Will after Charlotte breaks his heart - Girlfriend

This is the moment that establishes their true friendship. After having fought with Simon, and choosing a girl over his mates, Will realises the mistake he has made after being crushed by Charlotte. In the sole company of his mother, he feels really sad for having lost his only friends, but at that moment, someone rings Will's bell: Simon and Jay, having seen Will's reaction to the participation of Charlotte in the school dating game, felt sorry for him, and went to his home to ask if he could join them in their plan to watch Neil's younger (and nerdy) date.

We know how this ends, and the best of all these parts, are its soundtracks (She's got you high by Mumm-ra and In between days, by The Cure) that add that special uplifting sense to the whole ending.