Superbly terrfying. I am rewatching the entire series after 20 years and I can only watch an episode at a time because it's so wonderfully traumatic

Oh no, this cuts off the best bit at the end!

Wouldn't have been out of place on Psychoville. First time I watched this I just sat there with my mouth open not knowing whether to laugh or cry! Brilliant.

Holy shit pyrocynical reference

would it have killed them to include the punchline? (he has a heart attack and they all suffocate)

This is fantastically sinister and disturbing. Brilliant, so wish they would bring this show back.

Do not be afwaid!

I cannot imagine how fun it would be to play that guy in a play or something.

Saw this in the original run in 2001 at the tender age of 9. Yeah.... this creeped me out! XDD not in the right way! XDDD

I think the sketch's in the first two series were funnier, but the third series was really well written, the storyline was brilliant as were the characters. Its this kind of technique that made Psychoville so good, along with plot twists and  "Lost" style cliffhangers at the end of every episode! Genius!!

Then he collapses! They don’t make it like this no more 👌

Dagh whats the point of putting this up if you aren't going to include the punchline?

Lol Trust your daddy!! Heartattack

I wonder if Steve Pemberton was inspired by the superlative magician, Tony LeMesmer, namely of Alan Partridge's Knowing Me, Knowing You fame. He used impressive hand gestures and his performance was quite hypnotic.

I live,not far from the valley,  the odd Sainsburys bag still flashes past my window.
Best safe word Ever !!😂

I wish I was in there. I love being trapped in a latex/silicone suit or a vacbed.

He's a lot like Tony le Mesmer in Alan Partridge.

Juliet Bravo!! :D

Extraordinary Sensoriiiaaa hahahaha

Le funny pyro kink