S2.E3

The Fixer

Name: The Fixer
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2002-03-15
Duration: 24 min
Rating: 7.8
Cast: Dylan Moran, Bill Bailey, Tamsin Greig

Episode aired Mar 15, 2002
TV-14
24m

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

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Dylan Moran and Brian Shelley in Kirjava joukko (2000)

Comedy

Bernard and Manny have to deal with a gangster turned writer who plans to hold a reading of his autobiography at the book shop, however he can't read. Meanwhile Fran gets an office job where... Read allBernard and Manny have to deal with a gangster turned writer who plans to hold a reading of his autobiography at the book shop, however he can't read. Meanwhile Fran gets an office job where she isn't quite sure what she is meant to be doing.Bernard and Manny have to deal with a gangster turned writer who plans to hold a reading of his autobiography at the book shop, however he can't read. Meanwhile Fran gets an office job where she isn't quite sure what she is meant to be doing.

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

676

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Bill Bailey, Tamsin Greig, and Dylan Moran in Kirjava joukko (2000)

Ricky Grover and Dylan Moran in Kirjava joukko (2000)

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Trivia
Gus asks for some Turkish Delight, which is an in-joke that the actor played the White Witch's Dwarf in the Chronicles of Narnia.

Goofs
Fran is shown typing a question mark with one keystroke. The Shift Key has to be held down too.

Quotes
Bernard: I'm a quitter. I come from a long line of quitters. It's amazing I'm here at all.

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10/10

Excellent .... Comedy at its best

I found this series by accident, and what a find. Clever comedy along with slapstick humour at times. Excellent characters and plots. From the first episode of the first series, you can gel with the main characters. I wouldn't change a thing about the show. Along with parodies of other films/shows/urban myths. I have watched them back to back 3 times. 18 episodes just isn't enough. The inclusion of well known faces is superb. Dylan Moran is epic throughout, Bill Bailey equally so. One could almost believe this is a real little bookshop in the backstreet of a town or city. I would recommend this series to anyone who also likes comedies such as Only Fools and Horses, One foot in the Grave and Black Adder and the like.

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