Stags, review: dated drama has all the wit, depth and subtlety of an actual stag-do abroad
Charlie Cooper and Asim Chaudhry are two of Britain’s brightest talents, but you wouldn’t know it from this tepid stag-do-gone-wrong series
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Charlie Cooper and Asim Chaudhry are two of Britain’s brightest talents, but you wouldn’t know it from this tepid stag-do-gone-wrong series
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