Ep 4. The Website

In People Just Do Nothing season 1 episode 4, titled "The Website", the focus shifts to the online presence of the Kurupt FM crew as they attempt to expand their reach beyond their small community of Brentford. With the help of Beats' cousin and self-proclaimed website designer Darren, the crew sets out to create a website that will showcase their talents and attract new fans.

As with many things the Kurupt FM crew attempts, their efforts to create a website are less than successful at first. The episode opens with Beats excitedly showing off a sketch of what he imagines the website will look like, but it quickly becomes clear that none of the group members have any real understanding of how to make a website or what content should be included.

Undeterred, they turn to Darren, who seems a little more confident in his abilities. He agrees to help them create a website that will showcase their pirate radio station and allow fans to listen to live broadcasts and recorded shows. However, as the group quickly discovers, Darren's definition of website design is a little different from theirs.

The bulk of the episode centers around the crew's attempts to work with Darren and get their website up and running. Much of the humor comes from their lack of technical expertise and the absurdity of their ideas for what the website should look like. There's a running gag about the font they choose for the site (Comic Sans, naturally), and they also argue about whether to include a flashing banner or a guestbook for fans to leave comments.

Things really go off the rails when Grindah and Beats try to record a new jingle for the website. They enlist the help of a local singer named Michelle, but she turns out to be less than enthusiastic about the project. She repeatedly messes up the lyrics and seems to have no interest in being associated with the Kurupt FM brand.

Despite all of the setbacks and absurdity, the crew eventually manages to get their website up and running. However, the big reveal doesn't exactly go as planned. When they invite a group of fans over to check out the site, they discover that Darren has made it look like a '90s Geocities page, complete with scrolling text and a rainbow background. The fans are unimpressed, to say the least.

Throughout the episode, we get a sense of just how dedicated the Kurupt FM crew is to their brand and their music. Despite their lack of technical expertise, they're determined to create a website that will help them reach more fans and build their reputation. They're also unafraid to experiment and take risks, even if those risks don't always pay off.

Overall, "The Website" is a funny and entertaining episode that highlights both the strengths and weaknesses of the Kurupt FM crew. It's also a commentary on the importance of online presence and branding in today's world, even for a group of guys who got their start broadcasting from a garage. Whether you're a fan of the show or just looking for a good laugh, this episode is definitely worth a watch.