Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps

Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: February 26, 2001
Seasons: 9
Episodes: 78
Networks: BBC Choice, BBC Two, BBC Three
Genres: Comedy

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Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps(2001)
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TMDB Rating: 6.7 (38 votes)

Overview

Sitcom about the lives and loves of five twenty-somethings in Runcorn.

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Season 1

6 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Fags, Shags and Kebabs	Feb 26, 2001
2	Spunk	Mar 5, 2001
3	Bone with the Wind	Mar 12, 2001
4	Angry Wangry	Mar 19, 2001
5	Lard	Mar 26, 2001
6	Ugly Babies	Apr 2, 2001

Season 2

6 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	On the Blob	Apr 15, 2002
2	Bungle	Apr 22, 2002
3	Dirty Girls	Apr 29, 2002
4	Vomit	May 6, 2002
5	Crusty Curtains	May 13, 2002
6	Mo Mo and Pigsy	May 20, 2002

Season 3

10 episodes • 2003Avg: 7.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Munch	Feb 23, 2003	0.0
2	Fish	Mar 2, 2003	0.0
3	Kangaroo	Mar 9, 2003	0.0
4	Beastiality	Mar 16, 2003	7.0
5	Hospikal	Mar 23, 2003	6.5
6	Dresses, Dresses, Dresses	Mar 30, 2003	7.5
7	Fockin' Mokky Bokka	Apr 6, 2003	0.0
8	Jammy Dodgers	Apr 13, 2003	0.0
9	Dump	Apr 20, 2003	0.0
10	Schluballybub	Apr 27, 2003	0.0

Season 4

8 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Corinthian Dies	Feb 15, 2004
2	Piggy Goes Oink	Feb 22, 2004
3	My Delicious Guava	Feb 29, 2004
4	Cuggles	Mar 7, 2004
5	Purgatory	Mar 14, 2004
6	Mate Date	Mar 21, 2004
7	Homeless and Horny	Mar 28, 2004
8	Filthy Brunching	Apr 4, 2004

Season 5

14 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Dead	Jan 2, 2005
2	Nobbly Bobbly	Jan 9, 2005
3	Shrink	Jan 16, 2005
4	Ecuador	Jan 23, 2005
5	Potato People	Jan 30, 2005
6	Antlers	Feb 6, 2005
7	Crab	Feb 13, 2005
8	Fat	Feb 20, 2005
9	Stot or Pronk	Feb 27, 2005
10	Who's the Daddy?	Mar 6, 2005
11	BaBaBaBaBa	Mar 13, 2005
12	God	Mar 20, 2005
13	Love 83199	Mar 29, 2005
14	Near, Far	Apr 3, 2005

Season 6

10 episodes • 2006Avg: 4.0Valley of Despair

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Speedycruise!	Feb 26, 2006	4.0
2	Goblins	Mar 5, 2006	0.0
3	Mummy Cupboard	Mar 12, 2006	0.0
4	Cauliflower	Mar 19, 2006	0.0
5	Drunk	Mar 26, 2006	0.0
6	Croppity Crop	Apr 2, 2006	0.0
7	Finger Sniffing	Apr 9, 2006	0.0
8	War, Hurrgh!	Apr 16, 2006	0.0
9	Closing Time	Apr 23, 2006	0.0
10	When Janet Killed Jonny	Apr 30, 2006	0.0

Season 7

8 episodes • 2008Avg: 3.0Valley of Despair

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	When Jonny Met Sharky	Jan 13, 2008	3.0
2	Dabdaa!	Jan 20, 2008	0.0
3	Homophobia Is Gay	Jan 27, 2008	0.0
4	Dead Jonny Walking	Feb 10, 2008	0.0
5	Here Bums the Bride	Feb 17, 2008	0.0
6	Six Months Later	Feb 24, 2008	0.0
7	African Death Face	Mar 2, 2008	0.0
8	Borry	Mar 9, 2008	0.0

Season 8

10 episodes • 2009

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Candle	Mar 15, 2009
2	Gazman	Mar 22, 2009
3	Flan Van	Mar 29, 2009
4	Ello Ello	Apr 5, 2009
5	D.I.V.O.R.C.E.	Apr 19, 2009
6	Val Doonican	Apr 26, 2009
7	You Decide	May 3, 2009
8	Keep on Running	May 10, 2009
9	The Aftermath - Part One: Waiting For Gaz	Dec 15, 2009
10	The Aftermath - Part Two: Sliding Gaz	Dec 22, 2009

Season 9

6 episodes • 2011

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Nil By Muff	Apr 26, 2011
2	Cheese Toastie	Apr 26, 2011
3	Trial Schmile	May 3, 2011
4	The Gaz-Bot	May 10, 2011
5	Shagger	May 17, 2011
6	This is Your Life	May 24, 2011

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