Comedy
Andy is a dissolute out-of work musician who forges an unlikely alliance with his 12-year-old nephew Errol after being morally blackmailed into looking after him by his chaotic sister Sam - all on the day Andy was planning to kill himself. Not a natural with either kids or responsibility, he tries to keep his new charge out of trouble while being knee-deep in it himself.
For Andy, the simple task of looking after his nephew spirals into a bizarre misadventure for the pair as they become involved in a faked injury, a car crash, a visit to a gay club, a lot of lying, and some tough lessons in life.
Following a series of personal humiliations, Andy is babysitting a sick Errol. After finding out that his nephew is pretending to be ill to get out of a child’s birthday party, Andy’s determined to show Errol how to become a party monster.
Andy attempts to get back with Gwen as he enters a battle of the bands. The only problem is though that, he doesn’t have a band. Errol’s acting oddly and it has something to do with a girl.
Sam drags Andy to a luncheon at her ex's house to provide moral support. Andy is surprised when Errol's other uncle is there also, and gets into a competition for Errol with him.
Sam attempts to ditch her dowdy sponsor. Errol is away on a school trip. Andy attempts to break up with Shelly, make up with Gwen and also woo Errol’s teacher Melodie.
Sam and Ben's custody battle is looming. Andy and Errol are offered a record contract. Andy doesn't realise that the producer of the record label is only after the kid.
Cast: Nick Helm, Elliot Speller-Gillott, Daisy Haggard, Con O'Neill, Mae Martin, David Cann, Bobby Lockwood, Nicholas Burns, Craig Parkinson, Daniel Lawrence Taylor, Fern Deacon, Simon Manyonda, Polly Kemp, Alannah Olivia, Geraldine James
Genres: Comedy
Nick Helm
Andy
Elliot Speller-Gillott
Errol
Daisy Haggard
Sam
Con O'Neill
Val
Mae Martin
Imogen
David Cann
Chaplain
Bobby Lockwood
Josh
Nicholas Burns
Ben
Craig Parkinson
Cyril
Daniel Lawrence Taylor
Bruce
Fern Deacon
Emma
Simon Manyonda
Luca
Polly Kemp
Mrs. Brownlee
Alannah Olivia
May
Geraldine James
Jane
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