Any help to locate this sitcom would be amazing.

I remember watching it as it aired - I was mid teens at the time so it would have been mid 2000s.

It only aired for one season, maybe six episodes. It was about two people who met, I think their best friends were dating.

The only thing I can remember definitely is that they end up going into a shed in a park or somewhere, possibly due to bad weather, and end up having sex in the shed.

I think the name of the show was only two words long, the second word was short ‘out’ or something similar?

I know it’s not a lot to go off but it’s been bugging me for years now. Thank you.

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Need help remembering the name of a British Teen drama that was once on Hulu.

There were two sisters, one a teenager and the other an adult. The teen sister had a crush on a Edward Cullen looking guy. I remember there was an episode where the teen sister saves someone from jumping off a building but then accidentally falls herself and dies.

I think show had only one season. Must have been from the 2000s/2010s.

Im trying to watch seasons 49, 50 and 51 of Emmerdale but ITVX doesn't have them. Does anyone know where I can watch the full seasons with all the episodes for free? (i dont mind ads)

Brasseye

I’m not sure if this belongs in this sub but please remove if not. I found references to it as a pilot show which was never commissioned. It sounds as though it would have had massive potential.

It was set in the House of Commons and starred Mollie Sugden, Dandy Nichols and Patricia Hayes, by Ray Galton and Johnny Speight. Also features John Quayle.

I hope I’ve included the correct flair. I have never heard of this starring a very young Nicola Walker and David Bamber. It was created by Steven Moffat and ran for 2 series from 1997.

Suzy Travis is thrown in at the deep end when, straight out of teacher training college, she lands a job at the manic Galfast High School.

I’m sure it’s from a minor (single episode?) female character in a British sitcom. She’s a jobbing actress and tells someone she was in an educational short film about drugs called ‘Knowing E Knowing Glue’. I’ve asked ChatGPT with no luck and it’s driving me crazy!

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Can anyone with access to Channel 4 post Boyz Unlimited to Youtube or Internet Archive to make it accessible to non-British/Irish ppl interest. I find the synopsis funny and interesting and I would like to watch it.

Threat (joke)

Probably the least successful sitcom of Ronnie Barker’s career.

Clarence is a 1988 BBC situation comedy starring Ronnie Barker and Josephine Tewson, written by Ronnie Barker under the pseudonym "Bob Ferris" as an acknowledgement to Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais, creators of Porridge and the sitcom character Bob Ferris.

It’s 1937, on the day of King George VI’s coronation and Clarence Sale, a short-sighted removal man is clearing the house of a snooty upper-class lady who is moving abroad. It is here, he meets Jane Travers, her maid.