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Episode 1: Killeroo (May/18/2004)
Bob Fossil blackmails Howard into fighting a killer kangaroo. Though immensely ill-prepared for the fight, Howard agrees to let Vince train him in the hopes of gaining Mrs. Gideon's attention.

Episode 2: Mutants (May/18/2004)
Howard and Vince search for Mrs. Gideon's missing python and quickly learn that many of the other animals have begun to disappear. The investigation leads them to the zoo's owner, Dixon Bainbridge, and his twisted experiments.

Episode 3: Bollo (May/25/2004)
Bollo, the zoo's gorilla and Vince's good friend, has fallen ill. Howard attempts to show off his acting skills and agrees to dress up like a gorilla to replace Bollo temporarily. Unfortunately, his acting is too good, and when the Grim Reaper comes to take Bollo to Monkey Hell, he accidentally picks up Howard instead.

Episode 4: Tundra (Jun/01/2004)
Howard and Vince travel to the Arctic tundra to try and retrieve a valuable sapphire known as the Egg of Mantumbi.

Episode 5: Jungle (Jun/08/2004)
Howard and Vince venture into the dangerous Jungle Room to recover the zoo's previous owner, hoping to thereby stop Dixon Bainbridge from selling the Zooniverse.

Episode 6: Charlie (Jun/15/2004)
Howard hopes to impress Mrs. Gideon by becoming a famous writer. However, publisher Hamilton Cork is more interested in a story written by Vince about a pink bubblegum blob called Charlie.

Episode 7: Electro (Jun/22/2004)
Vince is invited to join an electro band, leaving behind Howard and the zoo. Howard tries to stop Vince and reveals a dark secret about his own musical past.

Episode 8: Hitcher (Jun/29/2004)
Howard and Vince transport a dangerous bear to an animal prison. Along the way, Howard picks up a hitchhiker known as the Hitcher, a murderous madman who possesses a mysterious box.

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Episode 1: Call of the Yeti (Jul/26/2005)
During a break at Kodiak Jack's reclusive log cabin, Kodiak tells Howard of the mythical Yeti that lives in the forest. His desire for fame and fortune gets the better of him and Howard trades Vince for directions to the Yeti's lair.

Episode 2: The Priest and The Beast (Aug/02/2005)
Vince and Howard are struggling to find the new sound needed to secure them a record deal with Pie Face Records. They enlist the help of Naboo who tells them the tale of musical gurus Rudy Van Disarzio and Spider Dijon, who only found their new sound after saving a town full of women from the evil Betamax bandit.

Episode 3: Nanageddon (Aug/09/2005)
In an attempt to impress two goth girls, the boys stage a seance in their front room. Trouble ensues when they summon the most evil demon known to man, an old lady called Nanatoo, who does a runner with their flatmate, the Shaman Naboo's, most magic book.

Episode 4: Fountain of Youth (Aug/16/2005)
Vince decides the duo have failed to find musical success because Howard is too old. Naboo provides them with a magical amulet to transport them to the legendary Fountain of Youth, but first they must cross the Desert of Nightmares and confront a cockney sultan.

Episode 5: The Legend of Old Gregg (Aug/23/2005)
Following a poorly received gig, the boys decide to skip town for a bit. They take in a spot of fishing on Black Lake where angry at Vince's fishing success, Howard sends him back to the local pub. Whilst Vince swaps tales with the locals at the King Prawn's Head, Howard is abducted by 'Old Greg', the eerie merman who haunts the lake's waters with 'The Funk'.

Episode 6: The Nightmare of Milky Joe (Aug/30/2005)
The duo are marooned on a desert island, where Howard sees a chance to brush up on his poetry and Vince creates his own fashion line out of bamboo. However, isolation and a diet of rancid coconuts soon drive them to the brink of madness.

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Episode 1: Eels (Nov/15/2007)
Howard and Vince have jobs at Nabootique, an up market second hand shop. The boys find themselves trying to get one over the evil Cockney Hitcher.

Episode 2: Journey to the Centre of the Punk (Nov/22/2007)
Vince goes too far when he attempts to make a good impression on his new punk friends.

Episode 3: The Power of the Crimp (Nov/29/2007)
Vince and Howard aren't happy with Flighty Zeus for copying their style and are even less happy when they become more popular than themselves. They come up with a plan a to win back their popularity.

Episode 4: The Strange Tale of the Crack Fox (Dec/06/2007)
Vince becomes friends with the Crack Fox as he is putting the rubbish out. The Crack Fox is not who he seems though and using his potent smell he knocks Vince out. He disappears with Naboo's most valuable possession which is a bottle of Shaman Juice. Naboo faces death for loosing the bottle and it's down to Boosh to try and retrieve it.

Episode 5: Party (Dec/13/2007)
Howard reluctantly agrees to let Vince organise a party for his upcoming birthday. The party goes well until somebody is found with the Head Shaman's wife in Naboo's stock room.

Episode 6: The Chokes (Dec/20/2007)
Vince gets the chance to host a night at the Velvet Onion and is determined to make it a success. Montgomery Flange gives Howard acting lessons to try and help him overcome his stage fright. Will Howard miss out on the part to he miss out to Sammy the Crab though.

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Coupling (UK) Premiered on BBC Three on May 12, 2000

About the Show:
Experiences of a group of six friends, centered on Susan and Steve, Susan's ex, Steve's ex, Susan's best girlfriend, and Steve's best friend. The central topics are strongly sexual, and deal with the sexual relationships of all six of them as they interact with each other and with outside individuals. While seeming to be a rip-off of "Friends", and, in fact, that is its original conceptual genesis, in the hands of highly talented writer-creator Steven Moffat the show goes much, much further into the complexities of finding a soulmate. Enhancing Moffat's excellent scripts are the well-matched comedic talents of Jack Davenport (Pirates of the Caribbean), Gina Bellman (Leverage), Sarah Alexander, Richard Coyle, Kate Isitt, and Ben Miles.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Jack Davenport	Steve Taylor
Sarah Alexander	Susan Walker
Ben Miles	Patrick Maitland
Gina Bellman	Jane Christie
Kate Isitt	Sally Harper
Richard Mylan	Oliver Morris
Richard Coyle	Jeff Murdock

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Episode 1: Flushed (May/12/2000)
Steve is attempting to dump his girlfriend, Jane, but Jane is quite bizarrely refusing to accept Steve's split with her. Meanwhile, Patrick is trying to dump Susan, but Susan is confused as she didn't really think they were actually going out. While attempting to break up with Jane, Steve asks Susan out and she accepts. How will their first date go?

Episode 2: Size Matters (May/19/2000)
Susan invites Steve to her house for dinner. The men argue over whether or not Susan expects to finish the night with sex, while the girls realize that that might be a mistaken expectation. In addition, Steve is concerned regarding a comment of Susan's about her ex, Patrick, who is apparently well-endowed for a male. Steve is worried he won't measure up to Susan's expectations.

Episode 3: Sex, Death & Nudity (May/26/2000)
Jane's aunt passes away, and Jane finagles Steve into attending. Susan, however, isn't happy with the fact that Jane hasn't let anyone else know that she and Steve have broken, up, and so also attends, which means she needs Patrick to come along to appear to be her "date," and also wants Sally along to provide moral support, which means Jeff needs to come to appear to be Sally's "date." A comedy of manners follows, as the need to behave with appropriate solemnity conflicts with everyone's inner feelings.

Episode 4: Inferno (Jun/02/2000)
Susan arranges a dinner party, which Jane horns in on, while bringing her psychologist, Jill along (who has dumped Jane just as Steve has, with much the same success). The gang mistake the psychologist for a lesbian friend after Jane again declares her "bisexuality". The nature of the party becomes strained when, in addition to the above confusion, Susan finds a provocatively titled porn video in Steve's VCR, called "Lesbian Spank Inferno". The women collectively agree that they don't see how anyone can find that sort of thing erotic, which culminates in an inspired interpretation of the film's premise by Steve.

Episode 5: The Girl with Two Breasts (Jun/09/2000)
A very attractive girl is spotted in the bar, and Jeff risks all to speak with her. Fortunately (or unfortunately...), the woman does not speak English, and Jeff doesn't speak or even recognize whatever language the woman does speak. Jeff takes advantage of the situation to utter some words he wouldn't otherwise intentionally use in a conversation (but which Jeff, being Jeff, usually has to guard himself carefully to avoid, often unsuccessfully), while inadvertently giving the girl the strong impression that Jeff likes her rather plain female friend, who is stuck doing some interpretation for them, but is only around part of the time..

Episode 6: The Cupboard of Patrick's Love (Jun/16/2000)
Patrick's love of filming his sexual partners is discovered when by Jane. Rather quickly this knowedge comes to the attention of the entire group. There are all sorts of concerns -- Susan that Patrick has video of her, Steve that Patrick can watch Susan have sex, Jeff that he's missing something, and so on. As everyone comes by to do something with regards to the video of Patrick and Susan (see it, destroy it, confiscate it, etc.), the situation gets more and more out of hand.

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Episode 1: The Man with Two Legs (Sep/03/2001)
Jeff's inability to communicate with women without saying something stupid continues. Jeff fancies a particular woman that always rides on the same train as he does. Eventually he gets up the nerve to talk to her, and all is going well, until he claims that he is missing a leg as a result of a bizarre, particularly Jeffish mental twist. The snowball effect applies as Jeff is introduced to the woman's brother, an actual amputee.

Episode 2: My Dinner in Hell (Sep/10/2001)
Steve and Susan have dinner with Susan's parents (who are apparently overally open about sexual matters). Meanwhile, an ex-girlfriend of Patrick's market's a "model" of a particular part of Patrick's body that is quite well-developed. Patrick and Jeff try to track down this particular vibrator. One thing leads to another . . .

Episode 3: Her Best Friend's Bottom (Sep/17/2001)
Steve and Susan shop for furniture. During the shopping, Steve erupts about woman's obession with pillows. Meanwhile, Sally's finally given in to the temptation of Patrick, but he fails to deliver. This, somehow, causes her to continuely flash Steve when he catches her coming out of the shower.

Episode 4: The Melty Man Cometh (Sep/24/2001)
A continuation from the last episode: Patrick couldn't deliver when Sally fell to the temptation of the tripod, and now demands Patrick to note that he has a problem or note that he doesn't fancy her.

Episode 5: Jane and the Truth Snake (Oct/01/2001)
Crazy Jane. Jane's fired after giving some rather bad traffic advice. Distraught, she takes some pills that cause her to act quite insanely, including creating a "Jake the Snake" sock puppet that can only tell the truth.

Meanwhile, Patrick learns a new meaning for the term “threesome.”

Episode 6: Gotcha (Oct/08/2001)
Susan and Steve attempt to celebrate the one-year anniversary of their first date, while the other women in the group, Jane and Sally, worry that they will never marry.

Episode 7: Dressed (Oct/15/2001)
Jane meets an attractive man who invites her to a dinner at his place. Desiring to tempt him, she decides to go wearing nothing but her coat. And then finds out that he had invited her to a dinner party.

Meanwhile, Patrick and Susan pretend to be man and wife because of a competition between Patrick and Ivan.

Episode 8: Naked (Oct/22/2001)
Jeff finally meets his match in Julia. Unfortunately, or not, she happens to be a fellow co-worker, a much higher placed co-worker.

Believing that Julia means to advance their relationship, Jeff performs a striptease in the office conference room while blindfolded.

Episode 9: The End of the Line (Oct/29/2001)
Susan and Steve are having problems. Steve has accidently given out his number to a woman, and Susan has a thing for Australians. To try to discourage the woman from calling, Steve puts on an accent when he answers the phone, only to find a french sounding woman looking for a particular location.

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Episode 1: Split (Sep/23/2002)
Action continues from the end of the last episode, of last season, with Susan and Steve split up. Steve tries to work up the courage to ring Susan.

Episode 2: Faithless (Sep/30/2002)
Jeff now has a girlfriend but an attractive woman seems to be coming on to him, so he tries to get the gang to help him "decode" the situation. Meanwhile, Jane fancies a new co-worker who happens to be the religious broadcaster at Jane's radio station.

Episode 3: Unconditional Sex (Oct/07/2002)
Action continues from the last episode, with Jeff trying to figure out what to do with the offer of unconditional sex. Jeff decides to put her off without actually saying no, and eventually states that he cannot be with her yet, because his girlfriend just died.

Episode 4: Remember This (Oct/14/2002)
Spider-man. Patrick arrives at Sally's place to kill a spider for her, but finds out that she didn't actually call her, and that she happened to be entertaining.

Patrick, Sally, and the gang try to work out why this strange behavior occurred.

Episode 5: The Freckle, The Key And The Couple Who Weren't (Oct/21/2002)
Steve discovers a mole and is disturbed to find out that Susan can't tell him if it is new or not. Meanwhile, Steve and Susan run into Jane and James (the religious broadcaster fellow) and they compare notes and find out something none-expected.

Jeff, meanwhile, is having some kinky fun with Julia when he accidently traps her on the bed, right when her ex-boyfriend SAS soldier shows up.

Episode 6: The Girl With One Heart (Oct/28/2002)
Susan has the gang over for another dinner party. Steve and Jeff are sacred of the bathroom, as Susan has removed the lock, while Sally is jealous of Jennifer, Patrick's new girlfriend, but Jennifer gets the wrong idea.

Episode 7: Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps (Nov/04/2002)
Sally is worried that she might be pregnant, so she begs the others to take a pregnancy test with her. Shockingly one of them is pregnant, but which one? Sally, in her panic, mixed up the test results.

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Episode 1: Nine and a Half Minutes (May/10/2004)
Nine and a half minutes are seen from three different points of view, and new character Oliver is introduced.
Jane is to meet a blind date, and mistakenly believes that her doctor might be her date. Susan is working through the fact that she is pregnant, and Sally is desirous of some form of committed relationship with Patrick.

Episode 2: Night Lines (May/17/2004)
Steve is having a recurring nightmare due to Susan's pregancy, and the gang end up having a group phone call late at night.

Episode 3: Bed Time (May/24/2004)
Patrick and Sally's relationship progresses and Patrick tries to figure out a way to sleep in his own bed.

Episode 4: Circus of the Epidurals (May/31/2004)
Susan and Steve attend pregnancy classes, and rope in some of the other members of the gang (since Susan might need a back-up for jittery Steve). Oliver runs into his ex-girlfriend at the class, and wonders . . .

Episode 5: The Naked Living Room (Jun/07/2004)
Jane asks to see Oliver's flat, but therein lies a problem. Oliver hasn't exactly been "editing" himself, and his apartment is quite filled with unsuitable stuff.

Episode 6: Nine and a Half Months (Jun/14/2004)
Susan is ready to give birth, and Steve is visited by Jeffina. Jeffina is both Jeff in female form, and Steve's pregnant math teacher from his childhood. Meanwhile, Oliver is promised some fun with Jane, but Jane can't seem to figure out that he has arrived.

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Lucky Louie Premiered on HBO on June 11, 2006

About the Show:
Lucky Louie is HBO’s first-ever multi-camera comedy series, which takes a fresh and funny look into blue-collar domestic life. Bringing an honest and unadulterated approach to the classic half-hour sitcom, Lucky Louie focuses on the challenges of marriage and family through the story of a young couple who are just barely getting by.

Louis C.K. stars as Louie, a part-time mechanic at a muffler shop, who spends most of his time at home taking care of his four-year-old daughter Lucy while his wife Kim, the real breadwinner, works as a full-time nurse. This untraditional arrangement can be difficult at times, as Louie is never content with the role of caregiver (despite having no skills or ambition to offer his family or society), and Kim can never quite let go of controlling, supervising and criticizing Louie’s shoddy stay-at-home work. But they always stick it out in the end, because somewhere under all that muck they love each other... plus, they have no choice.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Jerry Minor	Walter
Jim Norton	Rich
Kelly Gould	Lucy
Kim Hawthorne	Ellen
Laura Kightlinger	Tina
Louis C. K.	Louie
Michael G. Hagerty	Mike
Pamela Adlon	Kim
Rick Shapiro	Jerry

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Episode 1: Pilot (Jun/11/2006)
Louie suspects his wife wants another baby when she suddenly tries to seduce him, and Walter balks at Louie's friendly gestures.

Episode 2: Kim's O (Jun/18/2006)
Louie has to be more careful what he wishes for when Kim demands an encore performance in the bedroom; Walter is upset with Ellen's new hobby.

Episode 3: A Mugging Story (Jun/25/2006)
After Kim's troubling encounter with a mugger, there's no rest for Louie when he's turned into the first line of defense.

Episode 4: Long Weekend (Jul/02/2006)
Kim's plans for a July 4th bash are dashed when Louie uses her shopping money to make a dumb impulse purchase.

Episode 5: Control (Jul/09/2006)
Kim worries about an out-of-shape Louie's health, but the diet restrictions she imposes on him are hard to digest.

Episode 6: Flowers for Kim (Jul/16/2006)
With his daughter away, Louie looks forward to a romantic weekend with Kim, but his bad memory ruins his plans.

Episode 7: Discipline (Jul/23/2006)
Louie and Kim seek help from Walter when their daughter's behavior takes an abrupt turn for the worse.

Episode 8: Get Out (Jul/30/2006)
Although Louie and Kim want another child, welcoming Mike and Tina's defiant daughter into their home is not what they had in mind.

Episode 9: Drinking (Aug/06/2006)
Louie abdicates his parental responsibilities when he leaves his ailing daughter's side to attend a college-basketball game, and further complicates matters by getting into trouble on the way home with Mike.

Episode 10: Confessions (Aug/13/2006)
Louie has to atone for ignoring his daughter's illness, but his revelations in confession are probably not what his wife had in mind.

Episode 11: Louie Quits (Aug/20/2006)
Kim orchestrates a raise for Louie at the muffler shop, though he manages to turn the gesture into an offer he can refuse.

Episode 12: Kim Moves Out (Aug/27/2006)
Kim and Louie's marriage faces an unusual test when they search for a reason to stay together.

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Miranda premiered on BBC Two on November 09, 2009

About the Show:
Miranda is a sitcom broadcast on BBC TWO in the United Kingdom. The series is based on the radio show, Miranda Hart's Joke Shop which is based on Miranda Hart's semi-autobiographical writing. Miranda is a constant let down to her mother and she finds it hard to fit in. Miranda runs a joke shop and employs her old friend Stevie.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Miranda Hart	Miranda
Patricia Hodge	Penny
Sarah Hadland	Stevie
Tom Ellis	Gary
James Holmes	Clive
Sally Phillips	Tilly

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Episode 1: Date (Nov/09/2009)
When Miranda runs into old friend Gary, who ends up being the new chef next door, he asks her out on a date. Miranda decides to have a makeover so that she will look more feminine but everything does not go to plan.

Episode 2: Teacher (Nov/16/2009)
Miranda decides to try an make Gary see her in a sexual way. Miranda decides to learn French after listening to Stevie. Miranda finds out that the teacher is Mr Clayton, an old school teacher. Miranda is shocked he goes out on a date with Stevie.

Episode 3: Job (Nov/23/2009)
Miranda is pressurised by her mother to get a proper job. Miranda decides to apply for the position of a sales manger at a local department store. Miranda signs up at a local gym and then tries to get out of the contract. Gary tries to help out at Gary's restaurant as a waitress but she is not a success.

Episode 4: Holiday (Nov/30/2009)
Miranda decides to book a holiday but ends up checking into local hotel, Hamilton Lodge. After just over a day in the hotel, Miranda has experienced everything the hotel has to offer. Things become wacky though when she is mistaken for the hotel's visiting seminar leader. Gary finds out where Miranda is staying and comes to see her and ends up getting propositioned by a drunken Miranda who then passes out.

Episode 5: Excuse (Dec/07/2009)
Penny is determined to find her daughter a husband after Miranda catches the bouquet at a wedding. She decides to hold a party to find her daughter the perfect man. After Tilly introduces her to Charlie, Miranda sees this as a way as not having to go to the party. The date doesn't go well though and Miranda manages to make a quick exit. Miranda tells her mother she is a lesbian in a last ditch effort to avoid the party.

Episode 6: Dog (Dec/14/2009)
After a handsome man's wallet is found in the joke shop both Miranda and Stevie are determined to win his affections. With Gary leaving for Hong Kong, Miranda has one last chance to tell him how she really feels.

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Episode 1: The New Me (Nov/15/2010)
Stevie attempts to stop Miranda spending all time in her pyjamas eating biscuits following Gary's departure to Hong Kong. Miranda eventually decides that the time is right to move on with her life and she deices to become the new Miranda, getting fit, losing weight and transforming into the type of woman mother and Tilly would be proud of. Miranda takes a shine to Gary's replacement but is surprised when Gary makes a sudden return.

Episode 2: Before I Die (Nov/22/2010)
Miranda begins to be concerned what her life is all about and what people would say about her at her funeral. Tilly and Penny are trying to organise a charity wine-tasting and Miranda thinks that maybe she should start doing some good by volunteering at an old people's home and an attempt at a parachute jump. Things don't go plan though.

Episode 3: Let's Do It (Nov/29/2010)
Miranda and Gary go out on a date and decide to sleep with one another. Miranda and Penny are driven crazy by Tilly with her wedding plans. All Penny really wants is to see her own daughter walk down the isle. Tilly's fiancee Rupert makes a play for Miranda. Gary and Miranda come close to finally sharing a kiss after they go for a walk in the park but they are interrupted by Penny and Tilly. Miranda attempts to show Tilly what Rupert is really like but ends up with more than she bargained for when Charlie makes a play for her too. Gary shows up at the worse possible moment and when Tilly returns and discovers the truth about Rupert.

Episode 4: A New Low (Dec/06/2010)
Miranda and Stevie find it hard to keep up with a new girl on the scene called Tamara who has a frenetic lifestyle. Stevie is jealous of Miranda's friendship with her and they end up competing with each other to prove they are better friends with the unsuspecting Tamara.

Episode 5: Just Act Normal (Dec/13/2010)
Miranda finds it hard to convince her friends that she is not having a breakdown. There then follows an incident in the park with an ice cream van, a handsome jogger, a teacher and a class of six-year-old children that is enough to send anyone crazy. Miranda and Penny end up in the police station, and they both are made to see a therapist for an assessment.

Episode 6: The Perfect Christmas (Dec/20/2010)
Miranda attempts to have the perfect Christmas but with having the parents she does it is not going to be an easy thing to achieve. When she cant take any more she hides away in her flat with Stevie Gary, Clive and Tilly instead. Things still don't go plan though when all the presents she ordered on the Internet fail to show up and she has a run in with some carol singers. After she falls out with her friends she finds herself having to spend Christmas with her parents after all.

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Spaced Premiered on Channel 4 on September 24, 1999

About the Show:
Spaced: the anti-Friends, in that it examines the lives of common 20 somethings, but in a way that is more down to earth and realistic. Here we have Daisy and Tim; two 'young' adults with big dreams just trying to get by in this crazy world. They are thrown together in a common pursuit of tenancy, which they find by posing as a couple. The house has a landlady and an oddball artist living there. The series explores the ins and outs of London living.

The show is also marked with it's 'coolness' as director Edgar Wright employs big screen direction to the small screen, and a plethora of latest music. To make this appealing to most people, there are almost non-stop pop-cultural references that will keep you laughing and engaged.

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Actor’s name	Character’s name
Simon Pegg	Tim Bisley
Jessica Stevenson	Daisy Steiner
Mark Heap	Brian Topp
Nick Frost	Mike Watt
Julia Deakin	Marsha Klein
Katy Carmichael	Twist Morgan

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Episode 1: Beginnings (Sep/24/1999)
The plot for the entire series begins here: two late twenty somethings who are looking for a place to live. They find one, only it means posing as a couple, and so the two main characters, Tim and Daisy, set off to learn about each other. This way we are introduced to the various characters and their backgrounds.

Episode 2: Gatherings (Oct/01/1999)
We find Daisy and Tim settling in, only Daisy is finding it more than difficult to get any work done, and decides to throw a house-warming party that very night. Tim is not so keen on the idea, nor does he seem to have any trouble working, yet he obliges her all the same.

Episode 3: Art (Oct/08/1999)
Daisy has a job interview, which gets her frazzled and depressed. Brian is faced with his ex-artist collaborator, Vulva, who makes him [Brian] feel inadequate. Together, Brian, Tim and Daisy set off to see Vulva's latest show.

Episode 4: Battles (Oct/15/1999)
Daisy has been dumped by boyfriend Richard. When she goes to Marsha about it, Marsha believes she is talking about Tim, and so she tries to back peddle and save her flat by asking for permission to get a dog, which Tim opposes based on a phobia. Tim and Mike go paint-balling where Tim unexpectedly squares of against Duane, his nemesis, and the man who 'stole' his girlfriend.

Episode 5: Chaos (Oct/22/1999)
Tim is becoming increasingly disenchanted with Colin, the new dog, that when he goes missing, Daisy automatically assumes the worst: that Tim has conspired against him.

Episode 6: Epiphanies (Oct/29/1999)
In a word: clubbing. This episode sees Tyres, Tim's mood-swinging, clubbing, cycling friend. He manages to lure the gang out to go out. Mike, meanwhile, is having difficulty with one of the organizations he is a member of.

Episode 7: Ends (Nov/05/1999)
Tim has a chance to get what he's been waiting for as Sarah, his ex, has called him and would like to have a coffee. Daisy is worried he will just get hurt, but he can't seem to think of anything but Sarah. Mike is getting his chance to rejoin the TAs, and Brian & Twist go out on their first 'date'.

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Episode 1: Back (Feb/23/2001)
Daisy is back and so is the series after a two year hiatus. Daisy returns from a backpacking trip around Asia, but is a little disheartened to find that life has moved on without her quite smoothly. But life soon turns interesting when Daisy conspires to bring sensitive materials into the country.

Episode 2: Change (Mar/02/2001)
The struggles continue, this time unemployment and work. Tim gets into a conflict with Bilbo over The Phantom Menace, while Daisy needs to sign on for benefits after having missed three months while bumming around Asia. Brian is having creative block, which is compounded by the pressure to do a new installation at the drop of a hat.

Episode 3: Mettle (Mar/09/2001)
Daisy battles her inability to hold down a job, but the odds are against her as she enters a trippy 'One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest-ish restaurant. Tim and Mike have made it to Robot wars, but some jealousy from rivals might just cost them their chance.

Episode 4: Help (Mar/23/2001)
Tyres comes back, and this time he's bringing Tim's work to Darkstar Comics because he just might have a chance at being published. A mix-up occurs and he has to rely on Mike for a rescue mission. Daisy is feeling the pangs of having exercised, while Brian has to face his mother and the lie he's been living all these years.

Episode 5: Gone (Mar/30/2001)
Since Sophie is busy working late at night, and Tim suspects something else, Daisy suggests they go out. They have different ideas of a 'good time' and flip a coin to see whose they choose. Meanwhile Mike enlists Brian's help once he can't find Colin.

Episode 6: Dissolution (Apr/06/2001)
It's Daisy's birthday, but she isn't too pleased because of Tim's addiction to Sophie. Mike is also not enchanted by his [Tim's] devotion to his new flame with apathy of his friends' lives being the cost. Can all this tension possibly lead to a good birthday party for Daisy?

Episode 7: Leaves (Apr/13/2001)
The conclusion of a 'To Be Continued...' 'Gone', this one wraps up the episode and the series. Tim, Mike and Brian start working on getting things back to the way they were: the way they ought to be.

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[ Last edited by codebreaker at 7-20-2012 18:48 ]

codebreaker

I can do both for

Sports Night  done
Trailer Park Boys  done

[ Last edited by codebreaker at 7-20-2012 21:33 ]

codebreaker

I have been updating this as it was extended from 10 to 18 episodes but it has become too large for me to finish

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