Comedy
Freddie and Stuart are an old couple who have been together for decades and bicker constantly. Their lives are turned upside down by their new upstairs neighbor Ash, who is sure to cause trouble in their mundane lives.
Freddie and Stuart are hosting a wake to mark the passing of an old friend. As they are joined by their small circle of elderly chums, the couple manage to create a toe-curlingly awkward evening with very little food but plenty of insults. Their new young upstairs neighbour Ash - whose sexuality becomes a point of great debate - spends the evening attempting to be the perfect guest, while fending off the advances of Freddie and Stuart's best friend Violet.
Freddie and Stuart go shopping for a new coat for Freddie's Dr Who fan club event. Meanwhile new neighbour Ash seeks advice from Violet and Penelope on winning back his ex-girlfriend.
Freddie has an important audition coming up whilst Ash frets over his own career direction. Freddie suggests that Ash pursues acting and teaches him the tricks of the trade. But, when Ash secures an acting role after just his first audition, Freddie is thrown into a state of depression. Meanwhile, Violet seeks advice from Freddie and Stuart on her sordid love affair with her Hungarian boyfriend.
Ash invites Freddie, Stuart, Penelope and Mason to go clubbing, which Freddie and Stuart turn into a popularity contest. Meanwhile, Violet arranges to go and visit her latest online suitor... even though he lives in Argentina.
Freddie and Stuart invite Ash and his new girlfriend Chloe to dinner.
It's Freddie and Stuart's anniversary party and they're expecting a long awaited guest.
Cast: Ian McKellen, Derek Jacobi, Frances de la Tour, Iwan Rheon, Marcia Warren, Philip Voss, Alexandra Roach, Georgia King, Christopher Villiers, Jonathan Readwin, Sam Swann, Joshua Miles, Aysha Kala, Georgina Beedle, Bohdan Poraj, Stephen Hoo, Hazel Douglas, Celia Imrie, Jack Ashton, Gus Fontaine, Geoffrey McGivern, George Layton, Nigel Pegram, James Greene, Larrington Walker, Philip Anthony, Edmund Kente, Luke Treadaway, Samuel Barnett, Anthony Edridge
Genres: Comedy
Maturity rating: TV-14
Ian McKellen
Freddie Thornhill
Derek Jacobi
Stuart Bixby
Frances de la Tour
Violet Crosby
Iwan Rheon
Ash Weston
Marcia Warren
Penelope
Philip Voss
Mason Thornhill
Alexandra Roach
Chloe
Georgia King
Jess Foster
Christopher Villiers
Gerald Wilkinson
Jonathan Readwin
Mr Allison
Sam Swann
Rob
Joshua Miles
Tom
Aysha Kala
Emma
Georgina Beedle
Sarah
Bohdan Poraj
Man in Club
Stephen Hoo
Man in Club
Hazel Douglas
Mildred Bixby
Celia Imrie
Lillian Haverfield-Wickham
Jack Ashton
Theo
Gus Fontaine
Boy on Scooter
Geoffrey McGivern
Antonio St Alexis
George Layton
Andrew
Nigel Pegram
Alistair
James Greene
Malcolm
Larrington Walker
Colin
Philip Anthony
Rowan
Edmund Kente
Trevor
Luke Treadaway
Young Freddie
Samuel Barnett
Young Stuart
Anthony Edridge
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