It's Christmas, and the staff celebrate with a party at the factory. Smelly rants about the absence of The Queen's speech, leading to a full scale argument about the political state of things in The UK.
You'd have thought they may have had some fun in the seasonal episode, and thrown in a few chuckles, sadly though, the laughs once again, are very thin on the ground. It's a very grim final end for the short comedy.
After five episodes of pretty much the same content, everyone ranting on about Kevin's colour, they change things up pretty substantially for the final episode, and it becomes a squabble over politics.
Eric Sykes was fairly well known for his political views, I think it's fair to suggest that he wasn't a labour fan, and when he rents here, you definitely see a bit of venom in his outbursts.
Sam Kydd as Smelly, I'm going to say he does a decent job, a few good one liners.
I'm not surprised it ended here.
4/10.
You'd have thought they may have had some fun in the seasonal episode, and thrown in a few chuckles, sadly though, the laughs once again, are very thin on the ground. It's a very grim final end for the short comedy.
After five episodes of pretty much the same content, everyone ranting on about Kevin's colour, they change things up pretty substantially for the final episode, and it becomes a squabble over politics.
Eric Sykes was fairly well known for his political views, I think it's fair to suggest that he wasn't a labour fan, and when he rents here, you definitely see a bit of venom in his outbursts.
Sam Kydd as Smelly, I'm going to say he does a decent job, a few good one liners.
I'm not surprised it ended here.
4/10.