Trigger Happy - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Angry Cyclist
An angry cyclist hits the streets, and new reality show 'Britain Says No' goes on the road.
Venice
There's an odd catch in the Venice canals, and some incredible UK views get a bit pricey.
Big Vape
Vaping taken to the extreme and an open mic night featuring a very enthusiastic saxophonist.
Alphabet
An experimental pop-up poet stuns his audience, and somebody takes up food vlogging.
Jack in the Box
The town's rubbish bins are acting up as squirrel-on-squirrel violence gets worse.
PC Wheezy
PC Wheezy explains how important his job is, and big smartphone guy goes skiing!
Selfie Warden
A bad beard hunter is on the rampage as a no-selfie zone is imposed on top London landmarks.
Call 'Da Police
The local celebrity avoids the paparazzi, as talented Tim decides to take up urban rap.
Really Bad G
Very naughty gnomes, smartphone calamity and no more Mr Ice Guy.
No Taxi Driver
A hi-tech driverless minicab goes off-message, and the cuddlies are on the warpath.
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