Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder

Season 1

Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder is a British sketch show starring comedian Al Murray. The multi character aspect of the show was a departure from Murray's previous television comedy work, as the sole character The Pub Landlord. The show ran from 27 February to 12 April 2009, airing in the Friday night prime time slot on ITV & UTV. STV in Scotland did not broadcast the programme. It was commissioned on 4 June 2008.

Where to Watch Al Murray's Multiple Personality Disorder • Season 1

7 Episodes

  • Episode 1
    E1
    Episode 1Prurient Dad Peter Taylor meets his daughter's new boyfriend; there's a sneaky peek at Ray Winstone's latest historical drama; and footballer Jason Bent is in two minds about his new contract.
  • Episode 2
    E2
    Episode 2Prurient Dad gets caught short, rock star Gary Parsley is not happy with his dinner and Barrington Blowtorch is caught with his hands in his latest victim's pockets.
  • Episode 3
    E3
    Episode 3Gary Parsley has written a new rock opera, Carol Price goes back into Duncan's Den, and Schwull is sent undercover.
  • Episode 4
    E4
    Episode 4Prurient Dad is selling his home-made produce at the local Farmer's Market. Barrington Blowtorch is accused of stealing his host's diamond necklace. And Ray Winstone tackles another historical great.
  • Episode 5
    E5
    Episode 5Airline pilot Roger Dennis accepts a wager, Gary Parsley has ordered a new piano, and Jason Bent is publicising a new charity.
  • Episode 6
    E6
    Episode 6Prurient Dad meets Jake's parents; Wayne Upman attends a funeral; and Schwull is feeling under the weather.
  • Episode 7
    E7
    Episode 7The PC PCs make a drugs bust, Schwull meets his match, and Prurient Dad carries out his duties as father of the bride.
  • Al MurrayVarious Characters
  • John BarrowmanCamp officer

 

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