Brain Candy

February. 23,2003

Rating：

5.5

Genre：

Comedy

Keywords：

Trailer Synopsis

Fast moving stand up from up-and-coming comedians, recorded on location in and around London.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2003

14 Episode

Episode 1 - Relationships

February. 23,2003

Tonight's comedians give their own witty views on relationships.

Episode 2 - Crime

March. 02,2003

Fast-cut, stand-up show featuring up and coming comics performing routines about crime.

Episode 3 - Work

March. 09,2003

Fast moving stand-up comedy show dealing with a the subject of work.

Episode 4 - Parents

March. 16,2003

Comedians recount their own stories about parents and parenthood.

Episode 5 - Families

March. 23,2003

Fast moving stand-up comedy show dealing with the subject of families.

Episode 6 - Shopping

March. 30,2003

Comedians recount their own stories on the subject of shopping.

Episode 7 - Sex

April. 06,2003

Fast moving stand-up comedy show dealing with the subject of sex.

Episode 8 - Weekend and Weather

April. 13,2003

Fast-paced stand-up comedy show dealing with the subject of weekends and weather.

Episode 9 - Animals

April. 20,2003

A fast-paced stand-up comedy show dealing with a different the subject of animals.

Episode 10 - Exercise

April. 27,2003

Fast moving stand-up comedy show dealing with a different the subject of exercise.

Episode 11 - Travel

May. 04,2003

Fast moving stand-up comedy show dealing with a the subject of travel.

Episode 12 - Nightlife

May. 11,2003

Fast-paced stand-up comedy show dealing with a the subject of nightlife.

Episode 13 - Food

May. 18,2003

Fast-paced stand-up comedy show dealing with the subject of food.

Episode 14 - Surreal

May. 25,2003

Fast-paced stand-up comedy show dealing with the theme surreal.

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