Episode 1

Season 1Episode 130 minJuni 21, 2013
Episode 1

In the opening episode, Fixer invites a plumber to his house to try to understand the strange noise in his toilet, and celebrity stalker Ursula is convinced that a man on the bus is in fact Peter Andre.

Seanie visits a Glaswegian tattoo shop to get the entire Bible tattooed on his body, while the Cowboy Builder asks another builder if he can borrow a jack hammer to help free his clumsy friend, who has got his feet stuck in cement.

Episode 1 has aired on Juni 21, 2013 at 22:30
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