

Sex, Violence and Chess
Sitcom following the misadventures of laddish flatmates Gary and Tony
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Anthea

John Thomson
Ken
8 seasons available

Somebody crashes into Tony's van and tries to give the boys her insurance details. They don't realise who she is untill it's too late.
Christmas time, a time of love, food and fun. However at Gary’s home Christmas time is a time of hate, burnt turkeys and deep fat fried phones! Gary is deturmined to do the cooking, and Deborah wants to split up with Tony, who's thrilled with his new drum set.
Gary and Dorothy are determined to try for a baby; however Gary has a slight impotence problem so collects a heavy collection of pornography to solve the issue.
Gary attends a conference in Worthing, and Dorothy, Deborah and Tony tag along for the trip; Tony and Gary make the local headlines by stealing a large ornamental fish, and Gary falls in love - and not with Dorothy.
In the final episode, Tony takes up his new job as a postman; however Deborah believes he's become boring as a result. Meanwhile Gary gets heavily drunk to break the news to George and Anthea the office is closing down; and Dorothy goes into labour, but with a drunken Gary and Tony (who’s now back to his old ways) and an unconscious midwife, events descend into disaster.
As part of Comic Relief 1999, a 'Swinging Sixties' version of the show was broadcast via recently discovered black-and-white footage, known as 'The Naughty Boys'.
Outtakes and bloopers from Season 1
Outtakes and bloopers from Season 2
Outtakes and bloopers from Season 3
Outtakes and bloopers from Season 4
Outtakes and bloopers from Season 5
Outtakes and bloopers from Season 6
Outtakes and bloopers from Jingle Balls!
Outtakes and bloopers from Last Orders
Paul Jackson shines a light on TV classics that helped define their time. Tonight, the 1990s sitcom whose title spelled out exactly what the audience saw: Men Behaving Badly, featuring contributions from producer Beryl Vertue, writer Simon Nye and stars Martin Clunes and Leslie Ash.

Gary and Tony discuss testicular cancer as part of Channel 4's Stand Up To Cancer telethon and The Feeling Nuts Comedy Night. Dorothy and Deborah are replaced by stuffed dolls with cut-outs of their faces, confirming that the couples have split up