Episode
List
One
In the pilot episode, the three characters
have just had their last day at college, and are now thrust out into the crazy
and full on world of trying to get gainful employment. Ultimately, after
getting nowhere at the job centre, the three of them are sitting outside, and
they get chatting about how hard it is for someone of their age to get a full
time job, and after discussing a few options, they decide that the best solution is to simply forget everyone else and
start their own company. The episode ends with the three of them trying to come
up with a name for their business, and trying to find premises from which they
can operate.
Two
In this episode we delve more into Mike’s
so-called disability. The other two are suspicious as to whether it is real or
not, as they put some tools on a high shelf in their newly found workshop, and
the next day they are on a lower shelf. The only person who could have done
this is Mike, as he is the only one that has been in there, but being in a wheelchair,
it would theoretically be impossible for him to reach the high shelf. When
questioned about it by Asad and Leona, Mike plays dumb and insists that they
left the tools there the day before. Bemused, they decide they must have left
them there after all, but decide to keep a much closer eye on Mike from now on.
Three
In this episode, the trio decide they need
to give their company a name. They eventually decide on High Voltage Electrical
Installation, as Mike is a fan of AC/DC. Now that they have a company name,
they need to apply it to their newly purchased van. However, when they contact
the signwriting company to arrange the pickup of the van, it turns out the
company has made a cockup whilst putting it into their machine, and the van has
ended up with Shite Voltage Electrical Installation on the side of it, much to
the amusement of the staff at the signwriting company. This sets them back
further in the pursuit of further contracts.
Four
Now that they have a van with shite written
on the side of it, the three of them have to get it back to the sign writers
ASAP so that they can get it changed to the proper name of the company, in
order to get more contracts. Naturally, on the way to the sign writers, the van
blows up after Asad puts it in first instead of third (He only passed his
driving test a month ago, bless him). Now with the van in the garage, the trio have
no transport and no way of getting to any more prospective jobs.
Five
With no transport and no contracts, High
Voltage Electrical Installations is not off to a good start. The trio are
starting to realise just how difficult running their own business is. To take
their mind off their business problems, Mike suggests going on a speed dating
night. This starts badly when they arrive sopping wet after having to walk (and
wheel) there in pouring rain due to having no van after Asad blew it up. This
means they have to get dried up before starting, and therefore they don’t get
to meet as many girls as they would like. However, despite this, they all
manage to get a match and are over the moon when they head home. Asad and Mike
are interested to learn that Leona has pulled a girl, as this seems to confirm
their suspicions that she is indeed a lesbian.
Six
In the final episode of the series, all three
characters now have girlfriends, after the speed dating night they went on in
the previous episode. The business is now going from strength to strength,
thanks to Mike’s girlfriend’s dad offering the trio a permanent contract, and
the trio are doing their utmost to get their girlfriends to take an active role
in the business. However, Mike’s girlfriend becomes rather affronted when Bert
suggest to her that to get more punters in, she poses in a provocative manner
in a photo shoot so that the photo can appear on their new van. She tells him
where to go, and promptly dumps him. The episode ends with the three in the
pub, The Old Plug, trying to comfort Mike and convince him there’s plenty more
girls out there for him, especially as he can tell them he’s ‘wheelie good at
it!”.
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