Ideal
8.2
2005
Comedy
Sitcom about a small-time dope dealer and his strange collection of acquaintances.
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- Cast：
- Johnny Vegas , Graham Duff , Nicola Reynolds , Tom Goodman-Hill , Sinead Matthews , Ben Crompton , Ryan Pope , Andrew-Lee Potts , Danny Morgan , Emma Fryer
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EP1 - The Police
May. 26,2011
Moz plots to win back the heart of his true love, Jenny. However, when he discovers she has joined the police force, his plans are thrown into disarray.
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EP2 - The Debtors
June. 02,2011
A penniless Moz calls in his debts. However, his mates seem very reluctant to pay him back. Jess falls under the spell of masked hit man Cartoon Head.
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EP3 - The Brothel
June. 09,2011
Moz and Nicki begin a rival hash dealing businesses but a price war starts with both businesses attempting to undercut each other. Brian and Carmel open up a brothel.
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EP4 - The Paintings
June. 16,2011
Mistakenly believing Moz to be an avant garde artist, Tilly arranges for him have an exhibition. Jess and Cartoon Head experiment with ketamine and find themselves way out of their depth.
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