Men Behaving Badly: The Complete Collection

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Crack open a beer, grab your remote control and gorge yourself on an extra-large helping of bad behavior, British style. Whether making viewers chuckle or chunder, "Men Behaving Badly" undeniably and unapologetically became the British sitcom of the 1990s, rivaled perhaps only by "Absolutely Fabulous." The antidote to the 1980s "caring and sharing" male, "Men Behaving Badly" made boorish behavior into a cause celebre. Flatmates Gary and Tony are unabashedly self-centered, rude and crude. They brag, belch, fart, swear, drink beer and fantasize about women with no shame. Here in this collection is every episode of the original British, era-defining series, ready to shock. Includes All 6 Seasons Plus "Last Call" - Over 20 hours of Bad Behavior! Series 1 - Roommates Gary and Dermot enjoy booze, women and lounging around. The women in their lives enjoy everything but them. While Gary tries all-too-successfully to ditch his steady girlfriend Dorothy, Dermot does his best to get it on with their new neighbor, Deborah. Based on a Simon Nye novel of the same name, published in 1989. Series 2 - Gary's new roommate Tony chases girls, trashes the apartment and buys beer with the rent money. In short, he's everything a man could want in a friend. While Tony pursues the girl upstairs, Gary tries to escape his long-suffering girlfriend, Dorothy. Series 3 - Gary and Tony are on a race to the depths of human depravity, and with each successive day they pass a new milestone. The glamorous Deborah who lives upstairs is well aware that Tony fancies her, but she usually decides being single is preferable to being Tony's. Gary's on-again off-again girlfriend, Dorothy, mostly loves Gary but she finds his mental age of 14 to be a turn-off. It's a recipe for hilarity in this era-defining comedy series from the BBC. Series 4 - Flatmates Gary and Tony were an inspiration to a generation of British men. No self-help books or caring and sharing for them.