Ctrl - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Ctrl
Stuart discovers he can change the reality of his office from a computer.

Ctrl B
Stuart presses CTRL B and is empowered to confront his immature boss.

Ctrl Z
Stuart breaks into his office & finds that his computer has been replaced.

F1
Stuart lets Elizabeth in on the secret of his magical computer.

Ctrl C, Ctrl V
There are three copies of Stuart wandering around the office.

Ctrl Home
The multiple Stuarts continue to cause problems for Stuart and Elizabeth.

Ctrl X
Stuart sends Ben to the recycle bin.

Ctrl ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Stuart fixes the keyboard but goes back in time to his first day on the job.

Ctrl Y
Stuart gives young Ben a life lesson in 1994 which alters the present.

Ctrl Alt Delete
Stuart finally tells Elizabeth how he feels about her and wins her back.
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