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Watched the first episode of Stag because I'm watching through anything and everything Jim Howick content related cause I can't get enough of that chubby little man and was very pleasantly surprised to see that it featured Tim Key too! Enjoyed the pair close together, especially during their little tent scene. Now I'm wondering how much differently things might've went for them if Jim took up Tim's offer on just running away together. And also wondering how more obsessed with it I'd be if they kept their beards for the series too. Very partial towards that look for them, even if I do adore Jim's stache in Ghosts and Action Team too.
Do you know what? It doesn't matter. I'm just a teacher, on 21K, who drives a Ford Focus and listens to Radio 2. You guys are the best and the brightest, aren't you? Things work out for guys like you so I'm just going to follow this tributary here, which I think is freshwater, which hopefully means it'll lead to a loch. I'd suggest you follow, but I've been told to keep my helpful suggestions to myself.
Jim Howick as Ian in STAG (2016)
So I watched Stag (2016), or as I call it 'Not Comedy'
Real talk though, can someone explain the end of BBC's Stag to me??
Was Wendy orchestrating the whole thing? How?? And how was he managing to live a double life as a cop and an accountant? Or was he masquerading as a cop at the end to get Sophie out safe? And if that's the case, does that mean Sophie was planning to betray Angus the whole time, regardless of what he said in the freezer? What did I miss??
Stag (2016) - Episode 03