How Not To Live Your Life Series 3, Episode 5 - Don Dates A Homeless - British Comedy Guide (original) (raw)
Don surprises himself when he takes pity on pretty homeless woman Susan, and Sam jokingly suggests that he ask her out.
Further details
By the time Sam returns home with Brian, Susan is sitting comfortably on the sofa in their living room while Don runs her a bath. It doesn't take long before Sam brands Susan his "hobosexual".
The following day, Don doesn't want Susan to leave. He proposes a shopping trip, lunch and a visit to a gallery in a Pretty Woman-style day out. But it isn't long before Don's comments offend Susan and he finds himself agreeing to spend some time getting to know her friends in a bid to make up for it.
Meanwhile, on Sam's insistence, Don agrees to a night out with Brian and he takes Eddie along to fend off the boredom. Don soon has teetotal Brian downing shots to get the night going and they all move on to a lap-dancing bar. The consequences see Susan confronted by Don in addition to him covering up Brian's inevitable hangover the following day.
Broadcast details
Date
Monday 29th November 2010
Time
10:30pm
Channel
Length
30 minutes
Cast & crew
Cast
Dan Clark | Don Danbury |
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David Armand | Eddie |
Leila Hoffman | Mrs Treacher |
Laura Haddock | Samantha |
Daniel Lawrence Taylor | Jason |
Silas Carson | Brian |
Guest cast
Rosalind Halstead | Susan |
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Tom Meeten | Homeless Man |
James Martin | Actor |
Writing team
Dan Clark | Writer |
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Drew Pearce | Script Editor |
Production team
Sam Leifer | Director |
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Gary Reich | Producer |
Dan Clark | Producer |
Simon Lupton | Executive Producer |
Jemma Rodgers | Executive Producer |
Tim Franklin | Co-producer |
Andy Linton | Editor |
Iain McDonald | Production Designer |
Rosalie Clayton | Casting Director |
Ben Parker | Composer |
Gill Horn | Costume Designer |
Niamh Morrison | Make-up Designer |
Patrick Conroy | 1st Assistant Director |
Ray Kenny | 1st Assistant Director |
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