Episode 6

Season 1Episode 630 minOct 11, 2018
Episode 6

Suffering from a bad bout of constipation, Karl heads to the doctor to find out the only way to get things moving is to get over Zoe and start looking for love again. With a little help from Norma, Karl goes on a series of dates as he tries to loosen his bowels. But he's been out of the game a long time and finds himself constantly saying the wrong things. That is until he meets someone who doesn't understand a word that he says.

Episode 6 has aired on Oct 11, 2018 at 10:30 PM
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