Back Off Boogaloo

TQ and his band of desperadoes arrive at last upon a desolate moorland to partake in a ‘seasonal gratuitous bloodbath’, and meet the sinister Jacob Reed-Smog and his formidable brood of children... who are given instruction as to the ‘birds and the bees’ by their somewhat anachronistic father... a thunderstorm looms as the grouse shooting begins... will it end well for the BBB or are they in too deep to escape this unholy quagmire?

After escaping the terrifying scenes on the Reed-Smog estate, our BOOGALOO BOYS BRIGADE return home to a pleasant surprise, which pleases our hero TQ, who indulges in a much needed bath to relieve his whiplash, whilst the rest of the brigade undertake numerous chores about HQ. We at last meet the mysterious basement dwelling ‘social entrepreneur’ Squab, who is entertaining a guest from foreign shores with a colourful past and uncanny resemblance to a very famous musician...

The first season concludes with an altogether terrifying feature length Hallowe’en special, TQ is awoken to discover a rather unpleasant surprise, and events move swiftly downhill from a rather disappointing start to the day... A little positive news is found however in the form of several new unwitting recruits to the Boogaloo Boys Brigade, thanks to an inventive Captain Bethel... General TQ finally gets to see Sergeant Hogan’s somewhat macabre ‘collection’, but what on Earth is wrong with the long suffering Private Baffin, and will the planned Movie Night be a success with so much panic buying of popcorn? The season builds to a diabolical crescendo, as our Hawaiian shirted have a go heroes come face to face with all manner of hair-raising horrors as a storm rages, and a full moon rises on this unprecedented Day Of The Dead...

Now esconsed upon a makeshift mezzanine in the salubrious Effingham Apartments, TQ hears of the comings and goings of the other residents, and meets the enigmatic Bob Bethel, who’s eccentric attire, or lack of it, comes as something of a surprise...