Series Three (2010)
- First broadcast in January and February 2010 on BBC Radio 2.
"Cult comedy at its most under-appreciated" The Times
"One of my favourite radio comedies" Radio Times
| Show Title | Show Description | TX Date |
|---|---|---|
| 3/1. Council of War | Andrew’s job at the local council is threatened by his mother’s desperate attempts to get him to move back home... | 14.01.10 |
| 3/2. The Root of all Evil | When Andrew lands a job at Hampshire Mutual he has little idea of the impact he’s about to make on the local economy... | 21.01.10 |
| 3/3. Tragical History Tour | Andrew’s attempts to save an historical bus tour operator from going under have extraordinary consequences when he decides to go off-piste... | 28.01.10 |
| 3/4. Missionary Impossible | When Andrew embarks on some training in preparation for his missionary work in Africa he has little idea of the horrors in store for him... | 04.02.10 |
| 3/5. Out Foxed | Unemployed and destitute Andrew finds himself alienated from his flatmates and sharing his bedroom with a mysterious stranger... | 11.02.10 |
| 3/6. Cuckoo in the Nest | Andrew finally decides to admit defeat and move back in with his mother but there’s a rather nasty surprise waiting for him... | 18.02.10 |
- Series Three starred Caroline Quentin, Simon Greenall, DeNica Fairman, Kris Dyer, Dave Marks and Andy Taylor as Andrew Glasgow. The scripts were by Kris Dyer, Dave Marks and Andy Taylor. The producer was Adam Bromley. It was an Above the Title production for BBC Radio 2.
- Series Three was repeated on BBC Radio 2 on Saturday nights at 10.30pm from 15 January - 19 February 2011
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