Simon Dutton. At one time he was the Saint, he plays Guy a business colleague of Lucy.
Lucy learns that Guy is gay and embarrassed that she made a faux pas with a stupid joke that might have been homophobic.
It did not help that Tim is upset that he might come across as gay in comparison to the more slobbish Lee.
When Lucy invites Guy for dinner at the flat. Lucy persuades Lee to pretend to be gay. Of course Lee takes a liking to Guy when he finds out that he has a spare ticket to watch England at Wembley. However Guy suspects that Lee might not be entirely gay and invites him to a local gay disco.
This episode has so many gags, even if one fails, there would be another one coming round soon plus there are some good visual gags.
Tim realises he might not be gay but the last two films he rented was Annie and Brokeback Mountain. Give it a few years, you might have to explain to someone about something called video/DVD rentals.
Lucy learns that Guy is gay and embarrassed that she made a faux pas with a stupid joke that might have been homophobic.
It did not help that Tim is upset that he might come across as gay in comparison to the more slobbish Lee.
When Lucy invites Guy for dinner at the flat. Lucy persuades Lee to pretend to be gay. Of course Lee takes a liking to Guy when he finds out that he has a spare ticket to watch England at Wembley. However Guy suspects that Lee might not be entirely gay and invites him to a local gay disco.
This episode has so many gags, even if one fails, there would be another one coming round soon plus there are some good visual gags.
Tim realises he might not be gay but the last two films he rented was Annie and Brokeback Mountain. Give it a few years, you might have to explain to someone about something called video/DVD rentals.