Best friends Danny and Fox are on a ridiculous quest for the ultimate birthday present. But is the gift worth all the nudity, violence, wild animals and high art that the boys endure, even if it does make Fox the best father in the world?
In the hope of making his ex-girlfriend jealous, Fox is persuaded to let Danny find him a date. Unfortunately the heady mix of pride, self loathing and alcohol dooms Fox to a hilarious predicament featuring marriage proposals, Strictly Come Dancing and Lionel Richie. Not to mention Danny's organic broccoli-flavoured condoms and their embarrassing side-effect.
When Danny discovers a beautiful Gothic girl willing to pay hard cash, and perhaps a little bit more, for a mythical horror movie, he persuades his best pal Fox to help him fake it. The result might not win any Oscars but it may just let Danny score off another conquest on his list of sexual exploits.
Jealous of a successful old school mate, Fox decides to catch up with his old pals Wee Paul and McKee. Dragging best mate Danny along for the ride, the Old Team spend a drunken night reliving their youth. They might be bitter, with cripplingly low self-esteem, but they haven't forgotten how to have a good time. Starring Steve McNicoll, Jordan Young, Clare Grogan.
While Fox fits a security system for a familiar face, his best pal Danny is enamoured by his mother May's new man. Can Danny mould him into the perfect partner before his mother bores of her breakfast-loving boyfriend. Penultimate episode of the sitcom, guest starring Hugh Ross and James Fleet.
Even the simple task of emptying a deceased woman's house is too much for the hapless Fox and Danny. What starts as loading boxes into a van ends up in kidnapping, cross-dressing and considering the meaning of life.
