Men Behaving Badly
★ 7.2 · 1992 · 30m · Comedy
Sitcom following the misadventures of laddish flatmates Gary and Tony
Episodes
1. Intruders30m · Gary wants to leave his girlfriend, Dorothy, but she decides to leave him first. Gary owns a flat and needs a lodger to help pay the mortgage. Unfortunately, he's got Dermot as a lodger and he's no help at all. A young woman named Deborah moves into the flat upstairs and Dermot immediately decides he's in love with her. The feeling isn't mutual though!
2. The Bet30m · Gary and Dermot play chess to decide who will win an evening of pleasure
3. Alarms & Setbacks30m · Gary tries to impress Deborah by installing a burglar alarm while Dermot tries to impress her by offering his body!
4. Animals30m · Gary suggests to Dorothy that they should have an ""open relationship"". Much to his surprise, she agrees. Dermot makes greater efforts to get somewhere with Deborah
5. Sex & Violence30m · Dermot organises a romantic dinner for Deborah
6. My Brilliant Career30m · Gary thinks that he's been offered a new job so takes his staff out to dinner so that he can tell them that he's leaving! Will he be correct? Meanwhile, Dermot loses his job after he dangles a customer by the ankles.More Like This
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