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The Gang's All Here: 13 More Episodes Of Monster Mayhem, Rock N' Roll Swagger, And Stoner Sensibilities When Season One of the cult favorite "Todd & The Book of Pure Evil" closed out, big changes were in store for our gang. A blossoming romance between Curtis (Bill Turnbull) and Hannah (Melanie Leishman) seemed poised to heat things up. Hannah, in particular, appeared to be embracing a new warrior aesthetic. Jenny (Maggie Castle) finally had some answers about her missing father. Atticus (a hilarious Chris Leavins) was embracing the dark side and stepping into a leadership position. And Todd (Alex House) was facing a big dilemma. Was a prophesy about his future a predetermined course into evil itself? And who are that trio of stoner freaks in the parking lot? And what of janitor Jimmy (Jason Mewes)? Don't worry, he's still literally banging away in the basement. Maintaining all the silliness, "Todd & The Book of Pure Evil" resumes pr...

Mad Bloke, Liar of a Shrink, a Dark Pond and a Three Legged Dog that's ruddy Funny. Tom Thompson played by the very talented, Chris Langham meets a 'funny' bloke whilst out walking his three legged dog, which is not called tripod, but `Boy'. This turns out to be Blake (Colin Hurley he was in `Holby City'). Despite being not completely normal, but then again who is, Tom invites him back for a cup of tea. Whilst he comes back he sort of rekindles the relationship that has been dying between Tom and his wife Sophie (Amanda Hadingue) and they start to get on and have conversations, which they both find strange. He breaks the cathartis of the shell of a relationship with the love long gone, and he reawakens the passions that forms the very fibres of life The story is told mostly in the form of interviews with the various family members and then revisited in flash back. So we know pretty early on that Blake is going to die, just how and the reasons for the big hullaballo...