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Surreal sitcom with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer. A series of anarchic affairs featuring the uninvited lodgers and guests that cause chaos and disruption in their home.
Seasons & Episode
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Episode 1 - The Erik Affair
February. 16,2015
Vic and Bob fall out over their band's debut performance at Julie's Bistro.
Episode 2 - The Botox Affair
February. 23,2015
Vic steals some unused botox equipment and decides to test it out on Julie and Bosh.
Episode 3 - The Moth Affair
March. 09,2015
Vic and Bob are getting some special moves together for the big Danceathon at Julie’s Bistro.
Episode 4 - The Danceathon Affair
March. 16,2015
It's the big danceathon at Julie's Bistro. Julie finds a rat.
Episode 5 - The Lost Plot Affair
March. 23,2015
Vic and Bob struggle to find a plot for this episode.
Episode 6 - The Whip Affair
March. 30,2015
Vic's friends concoct an ingenious plan to save him from romantic disappointment.
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