![]() You've got to earn them, and Stath Lets Flats is teeming with farce and fun, lurching seamlessly from gag to gag as the hopeless protagonist, who would have lost his own head had it not been screwed onto his body, barrels through life like a car crash, trying and failing (mostly failing) to make something of himself. You can’t con belly laughs out of an audience. ![]() Friday Night Dinner shock twist traumatises fans.Brexit negotiations are going down the toilet, the planet’s almost on its way out, and Donald Trump still has the codes to the US’s nuclear arsenal, but Stath and co will be back to distract us from the hellscape that has become our everyday reality, and that is the news we really needed to hear. Related: Rick and Morty season 4 will air exclusively on Channel 4 in the UKīut Stath, played by comedian Jamie Demetriou (yup, he’s the rodent-toothed goon from Fleabag), who also co-wrote the series with Friday Night Dinner writer Robert Popper, is a shambles of a human being.Īlmost everything he touches breaks (or sets on fire), every customer he comes into contact with is highly alarmed by everything he says, and the most tragic part is that he’s operating at maximum capacity, trying his absolute best to do his job well and win his dad’s approval.Īnd people evidently like Demetriou’s debut TV sitcom a lot, because a second series has officially been confirmed, with another six episodes on their way later this year.
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