Enter the chaotic world of Gordon Brittas,..the well-meaning walking disaster manager of Whitbury Leisure Centre.
For series 1-5, The Brittas Empire is a surreal but real world of hilarious chaos. It's often quite dark, with deaths and bizarre accidents a frequent occurrence. But like all great sitcoms, the writers, Fergan and Norris get you empathise with their nicely fleshed-out characters.
However thinks aren't so good when the writers leave and a new team of writers carry on for series 6, who just don't seem to get it.
Series 7 is better than 6, but really you only need to see series 1-5.
A Christmas special is confirmed for 2015 penned by one of the original writers, as Whitbury Leisure Centre opens its doors once more to the unsuspecting public. Let's hope the show's comeback is 'exxxxxxcellent!'.
For series 1-5, The Brittas Empire is a surreal but real world of hilarious chaos. It's often quite dark, with deaths and bizarre accidents a frequent occurrence. But like all great sitcoms, the writers, Fergan and Norris get you empathise with their nicely fleshed-out characters.
However thinks aren't so good when the writers leave and a new team of writers carry on for series 6, who just don't seem to get it.
Series 7 is better than 6, but really you only need to see series 1-5.
A Christmas special is confirmed for 2015 penned by one of the original writers, as Whitbury Leisure Centre opens its doors once more to the unsuspecting public. Let's hope the show's comeback is 'exxxxxxcellent!'.