Character (Actor) Descriptions:
Moz (Johnny Vegas) is a hapless lay about who manages to scrape a living selling marijuana to the locals.
Nicky (Nicola Reynolds) is Moz’s long-term girlfriend who also has a sexual relationship with
PC the local police constable and Moz’s main drug supplier
Cartoon Head (James Foster) is a mysterious hit man who is commonly believed to be psychotic and has a disturbing secret concerning the local mass murderer
China (Natalie Gumede) is a 19 year old university student who, much to his annoyance, only sees Moz as a friend
Colin (Ben Crompton) is on probation, yet still seems to be trying to offload stolen goods onto Moz and his friends
Jenny (Sinead Matthews) A dozy babysitter who becomes pregnant with one of her charges’ children
Kuldip (Ronny Jhutti) An up and coming DJ who dreams of international stardom.

Programme Review:
Now I’d heard several good things about this “cult BBC3 viewing”. I spotted series one for a fiver at Virgin Megastores and I thought I’d give it a go. I enjoyed the first couple of episodes, as we were introduced to all the variety of characters who enter Moz’s life to score some drugs. It wasn’t hard to see that this was a very character driven show. But I have to say that after the first two episodes I started to lose interest.
The acting, as a whole, was reasonably good with the “Moz” role fitting Johnny Vegas like a glove.
Nicola Reynolds is excellent as the long suffering but promiscuous girlfriend.
All of the supporting characters, and there are many, are all proficiently acted but you would expect this with the amount of comedy pedigree that there is within the cast. Graham Duff shows off his acting chops as “camp scally” Brian but I think that my favourite performance was that of Jason….. He only shows up in a couple of episodes but I found the character he played(slightly depressed man recently dumped by his girlfriend) absolutely hilarious.
I believe that this was one of Graham Duff’s first writing projects and it shows somewhat. The show does seem to lack ideas which leads to the dull repetition of some. I think that the stuff covered could have been fit into a 6 part series rather than the 8 parts and the programme would have, in my eyes, been much better because of it.

Disc Review:
The special features on this DVD package are reasonable with the deleted and extended scenes presented in a genuinely unique way, with a police interview with Brian(Graham Duff), being questioned about the whereabouts of Cartoon Head.
The outtakes were the usual stuff, fluffed lines and copious amounts of swearing, but at 5 minutes long, just short enough for me not to get bored.
The making of documentary informs viewers of how Graham Duff developed the character of Moz and how they created his world, and also the reasoning behind how this sitcom was given the go ahead by BBC3. It also gives a quick look at each of the characters in the programme and how the writers and actors created their personalities.
All in all, a worthwhile purchase and well worth the money I paid for it. Although the series has a flabby middle, the beginning and the finale more than make up for this and I hope to see the 2nd series soon.