Peter Serafinowicz and Robert Popper head to BFI as Look Around You turns 10

Tim Clark19 December 2011

Peter Serafinowicz and Robert Popper are heading to the BFI in January for a special Q&A session to celebrate the ten years since the comedy science spoof Look Around You hit the screens.

The BFI is screening all eight of the ten-minute episodes on January 12, which was written by Popper and Serafinowicz, and will also be showing a new short film made for specially for the event.

According to The Velvet Onion website audience members have been asked to come dressed in the style of the show – with marks awarded for lab coats and beards.

The spoof science show is based on the 1980s science videos which were made for schools. Each of the eight programmes focuses on a scientific topic such as Calcium, Maths, Water and Sulphur.

Look Around you became a cult hit and starred some of the top names in comedy including Simon Pegg, Graham Linehan, Kevin Eldon, Harry Enfield, Matt Lucas, Adam Buxton, Julian Barratt, Nick Frost and David Mitchell – to name just a few.