Men Behaving Badly DVD - 4. Season
Crack open a beer, grab your remote control and gorge yourself on an extra-large helping of bad behavior, British style. Flatmates Gary and Tony were an inspiration to a generation of British men. No self-help books or caring and sharing for them. In their world, the '90s were a rude and crude pursuit of good times and sex. But the program inspired a generation of British women as well, proving what they had always known: that inside, all men were really overgrown children whose primary talent was the ability to rearrange their genitals in public.
Starring: Leslie Ash, Neil Morrissey and Caroline Quentin
Men Behaving Badly DVD: Series 2
The early 1990s saw "lad" culture filtering into the mainstream in the UK, with magazines such as Maxim and Loaded presenting bawdy, risque
accounts of the activities of the modern male. Bands such as Oasis attained huge success, with charismatic singer Liam Gallagher perhaps
typifying the cheeky behavior that beset Britain at the beginning of the decade. Television wasn't immune either, with the hit show MEN BEHAVING BADLY embodying the world of the lad in its two principle characters; Gary (Martin Clunes), and Tony (Neil Morrissey). The two live together in a flat beset by untidy squalor, with Gary's girlfriend, Dorothy (Caroline Quentin) inhabiting the flat upstairs alongside her friend Deborah (Leslie Ash). Tony's attempts to woo Deborah are met with firm rebuttals throughout the show, while Gary undergoes various crises of confidence and commitment worriers in his relationship with Dorothy. The hapless pairing of Gary and Tony ensue laughs aplenty throughout, with the angst-ridden coupling often drowning
their sorrows in alcohol, discussions of the female anatomy, and the mysteries of womankind. The entire second series is contained on this release.