I have no idea how big a thing 'Dogging' was back in the early 1980s. Not that I would had known about it much as I was only a kid at the time.
From my recollection it became a sensation in the tabloids in the late 1990s. Still Fitzpatrick who has become the temporary head of sales at Cachet windows take the lads out to a dogging site but it is a gay only night on that occasion. The lads are overcome with disappointment.
The reason Fitzpatrick is in charge is because Swan has resigned, demanding a company car as a perk. He thinks he can do better as a magazine ad seller and they get a company car. The trouble is Swan has already antagonised his prospective boss and a round of golf with him does not help matters much.
Swan goes back to Cachet windows with his tail between his legs but that tail would soon be bushy, he is welcomed back with open arms and a car. Fitzpatrick was a disaster, sales were down and he upset a local gangster.
The second episode simmered along nicely with the 80s soundtrack and the dogging escapade was funny. The big problem the series has that no one is really likable.
From my recollection it became a sensation in the tabloids in the late 1990s. Still Fitzpatrick who has become the temporary head of sales at Cachet windows take the lads out to a dogging site but it is a gay only night on that occasion. The lads are overcome with disappointment.
The reason Fitzpatrick is in charge is because Swan has resigned, demanding a company car as a perk. He thinks he can do better as a magazine ad seller and they get a company car. The trouble is Swan has already antagonised his prospective boss and a round of golf with him does not help matters much.
Swan goes back to Cachet windows with his tail between his legs but that tail would soon be bushy, he is welcomed back with open arms and a car. Fitzpatrick was a disaster, sales were down and he upset a local gangster.
The second episode simmered along nicely with the 80s soundtrack and the dogging escapade was funny. The big problem the series has that no one is really likable.