The series concludes and collapses. While the fourth wall receives a breakthrough, so too does the case zurrounding Zlatby's zandy zlaughters.
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48:21
Bellend Pyre
Andy resorts to desperate measures to clear his blockage. An allotment delivers promising lines of inquiry. Dr Mr Amabanga Dinnagong returns, while Yaki and Reuben hit a new suspect with a double-Marple.
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50:40
Oh My Timothy
After a spot of negligent parenting, Gemma joins Andy to present a device they have invented for catching murderers. Lukasz introduces the gang to a touring clairvoyant.
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50:26
Caesar's Fart Jar
Gemma's day gets off to a calamitous start in a street toilet, and a famous historian off that there telly comes to town to uncover a major discovery in Slatby.
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45:50
Yes, Babies Feel Bliss
The untimely death of a radio presenter sends a spiralling Andy Terse into the healing arms of local spirit guide Doctor Mister Amabanga Dinnagong, mmkay? As the body count continues to rise, the team imaginatively record a charity single. Chief Concern peels back a layer of his heart to reveal an onion.
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Gemma and Andy are two feckless coppers patrolling the mean streets of Slatby, a faded North Yorkshire seaside town with an unsolved murder problem. With conventional leads exhausted, local hairstylists, gossipmongers and armchair crime-solvers Yacky and Reuben are enlisted, and their salon unwittingly and illegally becomes the beating heart of all ongoing detective operations. Welcome to the murky hinterlands of soft perms and slaughter.
Curl Up & D.I. is a Folding Pocket production, written by Tony Pitts and starring Katherine Kelly, Vic Reeves, Morgana Robinson, Mark Benton, Burn Gorman, Tony Pitts, Tomi May, Nancy Sorrell, Jennifer Saayeng, Kevin Eldon, Bill Fellows, Adam Gillen, Charlotte Lucas and Georgia Sansom. Produced in association with Make Me Films.
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