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[[BritCom British]] [[SitCom sitcom]] set in a flat on the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 15th floor of a towerblock]] in South London. The flat is owned by misanthropic, cynical recluse and borderline sociopath Vince Clark (Sean Lock), who is looking for a lodger. Somehow he ends up taking in wide-eyed, cheery social butterfly Errol Spears (Creator/BenedictWong), and [[HilarityEnsues misery ensues]].
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[[BritCom British]] [[SitCom sitcom]] set based on a radio show. It takes place in a flat on the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 15th floor of a towerblock]] in South London. The flat is owned by misanthropic, cynical recluse and borderline sociopath Vince Clark (Sean Lock), who is looking for a lodger. Somehow he ends up taking in wide-eyed, cheery social butterfly Errol Spears (Creator/BenedictWong), and [[HilarityEnsues misery ensues]].
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[[BritCom British]] [[SitCom sitcom]] set in a flat on the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 15th floor of a towerblock]] in South London. The flat is owned by misanthropic, cynical recluse and borderline sociopath Vince Clark (Sean Lock), who is looking for a lodger. Somehow he ends up taking in wide-eyed, cheery social butterfly Errol Spears (Benedict Wong), and [[HilarityEnsues misery ensues]].
The series lasted from November, 2002 to March, 2004. A total of 12 episodes in two seasons.
The series lasted from November, 2002 to March, 2004. A total of 12 episodes in two seasons.
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[[BritCom British]] [[SitCom sitcom]] set in a flat on the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin 15th floor of a towerblock]] in South London. The flat is owned by misanthropic, cynical recluse and borderline sociopath Vince Clark (Sean Lock), who is looking for a lodger. Somehow he ends up taking in wide-eyed, cheery social butterfly Errol Spears (Benedict Wong), (Creator/BenedictWong), and [[HilarityEnsues misery ensues]].
The series lasted fromNovember, November 2002 to March, 2004. A March 2004 for a total of 12 episodes in two seasons.
The series lasted from
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* BumblingSidekick: Errol
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* BumblingSidekick: ErrolErrol.
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* FreudianExcuse: Averted. In one episode, it's suggested that Vince's antisocial tendencies are his way of covering insecurities caused by the fact he only has one testical; it turns out that he lied about having one testical to appear more interesting though.
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* FoulWaterfowl: Vince gets into trouble in the sixth episode when a photograph is found of him holding a dead swan and laughing his head off. He claims that it's because another swan was about to attack the person taking the photograph. Apparently, it broke their arm.
* FreudianExcuse: Averted. In one episode, it's suggested that Vince's antisocial tendencies are his way of covering insecurities caused by the fact he only has onetestical; testicle; it turns out that he lied about having one testical testicle to appear more interesting though.
* FreudianExcuse: Averted. In one episode, it's suggested that Vince's antisocial tendencies are his way of covering insecurities caused by the fact he only has one
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* FawltyTowersPlot: Vince's habit of lying over the smallest things, and his refusal to admit it, gets him (and Errol) into plenty of [[HilarityEnsues dificult situations]].
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* FawltyTowersPlot: Vince's habit of lying over the smallest things, and his refusal to admit it, gets him (and Errol) into plenty of [[HilarityEnsues dificult difficult situations]].
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* FreudianExcuse: Averted. In one episode, it's suggested that Vince's antisocial tendencies are his way of covering insecurities caused by the fact he only has one testical; it turns out that he lied about having one testical to appear more interesting though.
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* OverlyLongGag: Several scenes in one episode featuring three old women racing each other (really slowly) to answer the phone.
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* AudioErotica: The call centre lady who makes one angry customer forget all about the late delivery of his fridge, before walking away from the phone rather stiffly.
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* AudioErotica: ArousedByTheirVoice: The call centre lady who makes one angry customer forget all about the late delivery of his fridge, before walking away from the phone rather stiffly.
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* AbortedArc: In the first episode, Vince is suggested to be literally mentally ill, stealing other peoples stories as his own and seemingly believing them himself, appropriating a story from Errol, then later telling it back as if it happened to himself, but it is never really touched upon again.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: In Series 2, Vince's naturist father makes a visit.
