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So Kate, how about you and me, eh?
Good one Rich. Everyone told me you weren't funny, but you've just proved them wrong. I wouldn't go out with you if you were the last man - and I use the term loosely - on earth...
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So Kate, how about you and me, eh?
Good one Rich. Everyone told me you weren't funny, but you've just proved them wrong. I wouldn't go out with you if you were the last man - and I use the term loosely - on earth...
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Jim arrives back home to find that the house (strangely) has not blown up. He and Rich talk rubbish about various subjects - including the sacking of troy |
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Jim's rage at Vienetta subsides when Ben declares that the fridge is possessed by Satan... |
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...and then suggests a way to get remove the Prince of Darkness from the salad drawer. Nancy disagrees... |
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Rich has written a letter to the BBC. Jim doesn't want to hear it. Jim doesn't have a choice |
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Keith finds out just what his next-door neighbours are up to, with a physical demonstration from Kate |
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Jim's received a letter - from his conscience... |
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