Psychoville
TV-MA
7.9
2009
Comedy
, Mystery
Psychoville is a British dark comedy television . Pemberton and Shearsmith each play numerous characters, with Dawn French and Jason Tompkins in additional starring roles.
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- Cast：
- Dawn French , Reece Shearsmith , Christopher Biggins , Debbie Chazen , Eileen Atkins , Natalie Cassidy , Daniel Kaluuya , Imelda Staunton , Vilma Hollingbery , Steve Pemberton
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EP1 - Survivors
May. 05,2011
The survivors of the explosion at Ravenhill Psychiatric Hospital reunite to bury one of their number killed in the blast, but there is to be no rest for the wicked.
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EP2 - Dinner Party
May. 12,2011
The search for the missing locket continues with the investigation turning to Christopher Biggins for answers. Meanwhile, we find out what happened to Robert and Kerry as we return to the mysterious cottage in the woods.
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EP3 - Hancock
May. 19,2011
Mr Lomax reveals more about his past and his hatred for Tony Hancock becomes clear. Meanwhile Mr Jelly arrives at a booking meant to be for Mr Jolly and hopes no one will tell the difference.
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EP4 - Sunnyvale
May. 26,2011
Desperate measures are called for as Jeremy Goode searches for the missing library book. Mrs Wren is in peril from several parties and only one man can save her. But will he be bothered?
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