Jamma desperately wants to be the centre of attention, but his family are constantly stealing his thunder. His hyperactive imagination goes into overdrive and the world transforms around him in this surreal comedy.
Jamma desperately wants to be the centre of attention, but his family are constantly stealing his thunder. His hyperactive imagination goes into overdrive and the world transforms around him in this surreal comedy.
Season 2 episodes
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Jamma's sofa-surfing, single and jobless. He bumps into Guy for the first time at Isaac's pop-up art exhibition, where a handsome stranger takes a special interest in the exes.
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Guest stars Charlie Quirke, David Mildon, Mary Higgins, Phillip Dunning, Chuku Modu, Tamara Lawrance, Liudmila Magerramli, Katherine Hall
Jamma meets a magical stranger who offers to unburden him from his clownish ways to win Guy back. Guy has a photoshoot, and Isaac offers to style him in exchange for free therapy.
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Written by Nabhaan RizwanGuest stars Michael McKell, Julian Ovenden, Sally Llewellyn, Isabella Califano, Marc Zayat, Phuong Nguyen, Rebecca Baker
The new Jamma wants to make amends and respect Guy's boundaries. Winnie's dad is visiting for some father-daughter bonding, but she's not come out to him as straight yet.
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Written by Emily Lloyd-SainiGuest stars Julian Ovenden, Karl Seth
Guy and Jamma visit Guy's family home to pick up his childhood diary for writing inspiration. When Jamma meets Guy's mother and brother, he makes a perfect first impression, much to Guy's despair. But all hell breaks loose when an unwelcome guest makes a frightening and confronting appearance.
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Guest stars Steph Bramwell, Felix Scott, Mark Gatiss, Georgie Glen
It’s Guy’s book launch but the venue has been double-booked with a wedding. The bride goes missing, and Jamma tries to save both the launch and the wedding.
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Guest stars Michael McKell, Julian Ovenden, Sally Llewellyn, Indra Ové, Jerome Ngonadi, Alexander Theo, Amy Bowden