| rdfs:comment | - Simon Cooper was the head of MI5's Section A, Northern Ireland, in 1978 when Harry Pearce was first recruited to MI 5.
- Along with Will, he is generally seen as part of the more level headed and mature half of the group, though he is shown to be easily swayed. He appears at times to be somewhat neurotic and easily angered as he responds to the boys' jocular but offensive comments with anger in particular scenes. He reacts similarly when interacting with members of his family. He is intelligent, but lacks a high degree of common sense. He is at times gullible and initially believes some of Jay's outlandish claims of sexual success, though he will occasionally see through these comments. He occasionally even takes his useless sex advice. Simon has had a crush on his childhood friend Carli D'Amato since she was eight, an interest which becomes more apparent throughout the series. Despite many pathetic attempt
- Simon Cooper is a major character in the first, second and third seasons. He is the deuteragonist in the Inbetweeners series. He is played by starring cast member Joe Thomas and debuts in the series premiere. Simon is a student at Rudge Park Comprehensive and is the oldest of the group. He becomes best friends with Will after initially avoiding him due to his "actual briefcase", "clumpy shoes" and "gay hair". Simon's first task of the new term is showing Will to his classes – task assigned by the head of sixth form, Mr Gilbert. Simon was also the first to learn how to drive, having passed his practical test (in dubious circumstances) before Christmas. His father bought him a small, yellow Fiat Cinquecento Hawaii – Simon, his friends and others think the car is highly embarrassing and a hor
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| abstract | - Simon Cooper was the head of MI5's Section A, Northern Ireland, in 1978 when Harry Pearce was first recruited to MI 5.
- Along with Will, he is generally seen as part of the more level headed and mature half of the group, though he is shown to be easily swayed. He appears at times to be somewhat neurotic and easily angered as he responds to the boys' jocular but offensive comments with anger in particular scenes. He reacts similarly when interacting with members of his family. He is intelligent, but lacks a high degree of common sense. He is at times gullible and initially believes some of Jay's outlandish claims of sexual success, though he will occasionally see through these comments. He occasionally even takes his useless sex advice. Simon has had a crush on his childhood friend Carli D'Amato since she was eight, an interest which becomes more apparent throughout the series. Despite many pathetic attempts to show her his feelings, he does not give up on her. Simon is a romantic at heart, believing in soul mates, and how he can finally win Carli's affections. One of the reasons he may have not been able to have sex with Tara, may be due to the fact he didn't love her, always pushing it aside when she bought it up. Examples of his pure romantic view, is when he makes a CD for Carli when they get together (if only for a few hours) and he finally tries to swim all the way to shore to win back Lucy's affections in the movie.
- Simon Cooper is a major character in the first, second and third seasons. He is the deuteragonist in the Inbetweeners series. He is played by starring cast member Joe Thomas and debuts in the series premiere. Simon is a student at Rudge Park Comprehensive and is the oldest of the group. He becomes best friends with Will after initially avoiding him due to his "actual briefcase", "clumpy shoes" and "gay hair". Simon's first task of the new term is showing Will to his classes – task assigned by the head of sixth form, Mr Gilbert. Simon was also the first to learn how to drive, having passed his practical test (in dubious circumstances) before Christmas. His father bought him a small, yellow Fiat Cinquecento Hawaii – Simon, his friends and others think the car is highly embarrassing and a horrible colour, and specifically mock the fact that it has a tape deck. The car loses its passenger-side door due to a reversing incident at Thorpe Park, but in series 1 episode 5 the door has been replaced, albeit with a red one.
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