Talk:Boys from the Blackstuff

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[edit] Episode titles and synopsis

I'll add these to the article when I've seen the other three (unless someone beats me to it).

First three episodes are called:

• Jobs for the Boys
  • Featuring most of the characters from the inital drama. They take a job on a building site whilst still claiming unemployment benefit. They are followed by the authorities.
• Moonlighter
  • Follows the character who played the foreman in the initial drama and his new position as a security guard, where he is strongarmed into accepting bribes for allowing the removal of goods under his charge in a docked ship.
• Shop Thy Neighbour
  • Concentrates on Chrissie (Michael Angelis) and the domestic pressure unemployment and the attentions of the benefit fraud officers place on him and his wife (Julie Walters).

--bodnotbod 01:06, September 5, 2005 (UTC)