Not Going Out: Created by Lee Mack. With Lee Mack, Sally Bretton, Katy Wix, Hugh Dennis. The mishaps of slacker Lee and the love of his life, Lucy along with their friends & family.

When her parents go on holiday Lucy persuades Lee to help her tidy up after the builders in their new kitchen extension but within minutes Lee has ruined their artificial lawn. He manages to replace it and wipe the CCTV evidence but the plan is not foolproof - as he discovers.

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After much deliberation as to his manliness Lee gets out and unmasks one of the clowns, discovering that he is one of a group of elderly voyeurs who have come to watch couples have sex, as the car has broken down in a part of the wood well-known for 'dogging'.

Dec 24, 2023 · Wilfred: Directed by Nick Wood. With Lee Mack, Sally Bretton, Hugh Dennis, Abigail Cruttenden. Lee and Lucy invite a lonely old pensioner from the nearby care home to join them for Christmas dinner, only to discover that Wilfred is not allowed to drink alcohol.

Lee and Tim get it into their heads that Guy is a gangster who smuggles diamonds into the country after a suspicious package arrives at the flat though it turns out that he is secretly having an engagement ring made up to propose to Lucy.

When Lucy suggests that Lee may have to move out if Geoffrey's stay is permanent and Daisy points out that Lee could win a place in Lucy's heart if he resolved the situation, Lee puts on his dancing shoes.

The family sets out to drive to France for a wedding but the children's whining and car-sickness and a traffic jam are doing nothing for Lee's nerves. Lucy is questioning whether the bikes on the roof-rack contravene height rules and George at the ferries' call centre confirms this.

Nov 28, 2014 · This isn't an episode I watch often, I tend to skip it, but it is well made, and the scenes of Lee and Lucy out and about are very funny, it just makes me want to put my glass of wine down, and that's never a good idea.

May 17, 2013 · Simon Farnaby is terrific in Horrible Histories and Ghosts, I'm not sure his character here is someone Lucy would have coped with, his performance is interesting. The best laughs come from Daisy, as was so often the case, the trapdoor scene was a little telegraphed.