Saxondale

Ex-roadie-turned-pest-controller Tommy Saxondale is a laid-back guy, but he tends to explode with fury when he's pushed too far. "I love my daughter. I love my Mustang. I love my girlfriend. I love the way Eno can paint a picture with music. I fucking hate my ex-wife," ex-roadie-turned-pest-controller Tommy Saxondale tells his irritating group therapist at his anger management class.

Magz's shop, Smash The System, is censored for displaying obscene material. Tommy fights for the right to uphold civil liberties, and to sell a poster of Prince Charles lighting his farts.

Deggsy, an old roadie mate of Tommy's, comes to stay for a few days. While Tommy has long embraced the calm, suburban life, Deggsy still has a taste for whisky and an eye for the ladies - although these days the awkward question of the ladies' hourly rate has to be addressed.

Tommy's daughter Stevie pays a visit with new boyfriend Matt. Despite his anger-management classes, Tommy finds that Matt raises his volatile mood to yellow alert.

Tommy and Raymond attempt the humane removal of a squirrel from a woman's loft. Tommy's physical ineptitude on the job concerns him, so he goes to the local gym. Reluctant to start at beginner level, he twists a muscle in his neck and has to resort to amateur physiotherapy from girlfriend Magz.

Tommy's Renault Kangoo gets clamped and, in an escalating series of events, he ends up taking on the mighty forces of corporate greed - in the form of Bernard Langley, boss of the new pest control business.

Tommy makes a fool of himself at a dinner party, much to the dismay of his girlfriend, Magz. Tommy and Raymond respond to a mouse problem and the client, Janet, takes a shine to Tommy. Tommy is enchanted by her knowledge of cars and her fulsome figure.