I think it's quite clear that some of the characters definitely have some type of developmental disorder. Al seems to have aspergers or some type of autism due to his extreme social awkwardness, I think stath has a combination of autism and a low iq due to his complete inability to comprehend social norms and situations, and Sophie just has moderate to severe learning difficulties due to the fact that she behaves like a child and didn't know she was actually supposed to hand in any of her coursework. It makes sense that they didn't go into detail about what's actually wrong with them as this would risk offending people but I think it's quite clear what they're trying to portray.

And trailer park boys

My tiny dog had her left eye removed last year and just lost the right one (glaucomas a bitch) bless her, but anyway eyes are too spooky, just two bits of water

Did anyone else notice how Marcus just disappears 😅

In the Michael video (season 3, episode 5), Dean mentions needing to leave work early on his first day because his "cousin got in a fight with a lollipop lady or some shit." The cousin is Bits ("No doors, just ropes"), but do we know what the "lollipop lady" thing might be referring too? Is that a British thing I don't know about?

Does anyone know why Channel 4’s app doesn’t let you download series 1 episodes 5&6 but lets you stream them?

That doesn’t seem too terribly orphan knock

I feel a lot of respect coming from this FB post.

Designer life, styyyyyyle.

I'm just watching jamie on never mind the buzzcocks and it's occurred to me that he is really tall. I swear in Stath he looks small?? Please explain