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Last Orders Sitcom
By Francis WarrenComedy
Last Orders Sitcom episodes
- Last Orders - Episode Six - Martin's Hidden Talent
In this episode we find that Martin is good at something - and how Piers reacts when Martin is good at something. Special thanks to Benny Shepard for 'When you Look at Me'
15 min - Last Orders - Episode Five - The Pub Blows Up
In todays episode we follow Detective Inspector Doris as they try and solve the mystery of how the pub blew up. Special thanks to Benny Shepard for 'When you Look at Me'
14 min - Last Orders - Episode Four - Valentines DayIn this episode we find about Martin's Piers' and Shelly's love life as they all play the valentines tradition 'Break the Happy Couple Up.' Find out how the best laid plans of mice and men somehow end up in chloroform. Special thanks to Benny Shepard for 'When you look at Me' and 'Tell them Our Story' by the Brightarm Orchestra.Happy ListeningWritten, Produced and Performed by FTR Warren13 min
- Last Orders - Episode Three - The Man Comes Down from the Ivory TowerIn this weeks episode, the owner takes a closer look at how (badly) the pub is wrong, and makes some drastic changes to staffing, chaos ensues15 min
- Last orders - Episode Two - Martin Tries to QuitMartin tries to break to cycle of abuse with his manager Piers.Special thanks again to 'Benny Shepard' for his track 'When You Look at Me'Written, performed and produced by FTR Warren12 min
- Last Orders - Episode One - nothing really happens and no one learns anythingWe are introduced to Martin, Miranda, Shelly, Piers and most importantly....the pub. With special thanks to Berny Sherpard for his track 'When you look at me.'Written and performed by FTR Warren16 min
About Last Orders Sitcom
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Last Orders is an anarchic sitcom based on the terrible life of Martin who works in a pub, which is also s character. Written, produced and performed by FTR Warren