Vic Reeves Big Night Out
Hugely influential, surreal and anarchic parody of the variety show format. Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer introduce a selection of eccentric characters. The show often appears to be completely random, ramshackle and nonsensical.
- 1990-1991
- 2 seasons
- Comedy
Hugely influential, surreal and anarchic parody of the variety show format. Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer introduce a selection of eccentric characters. The show often appears to be completely random, ramshackle and nonsensical.
Season 2 Episode Guide
9 Episodes 1990 - 1991
Episode 0
New Year's Eve Big Night Out
40 mins
Britain's Top Light Entertainer, and Singer, sees in the New Year of 1991, with help from his associates and special guests.
Episode 1
Episode #2.1
25 mins
Introducing Morrissey the Consumer Monkey, renowned fop-hater Graham Lister and Sir Lloyd Crisp, the disappearing hazelnut man.
Episode 2
Episode #2.2
25 mins
Vic shows how to make the most of discarded shoes and welcomes Wavy Davy to Novelty Island.
Episode 3
Episode #2.3
25 mins
Vic remembers punk rock, gives advice on aromatherapy and ponders meat and veg, plus the return of a 'counciliatory' Judge Nutmeg.
Episode 4
Episode #2.4
24 mins
Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer embark on another evening of fun, but can Graham Lister get on the show? Where are the Man with the Stick's kids? And where is Novelty Island?
Episode 5
Episode #2.5
24 mins
The Man with the Stick returns from holiday, Les is feeling very poorly and chaos ensues when Graham Lister and Mr Dennis join forces.
Episode 6
Episode #2.6
24 mins
A steam duvet finds its way to Novelty Island, with Vic's best friend, Morrissey the Consumer Monkey, and a tinker's rucksack.
Episode 7
Episode #2.7
24 mins
The Living Carpets dine in Les' Lunch Club, Judge Nutmeg dishes out the punishment in That's Justice and The Man with the Stick continues to search for his kids.
Episode 8
Episode #2.8
24 mins
Vic encounters the other side of Wavy Davy, the Stotts return for a film review and Graham Lister attempts to takeover, hampered by a wobbly Man with the Stick