147 - Frank Of Ireland
May 19, 2021•43 min
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Episode description
This week we review - Frank Of Ireland (Series 1 Episode 1)
Frank Marron is a 32-year-old catastrophe. A misanthropic, narcissistic, fantasist in arrested development who thinks the world owes him something.
Frank lives in Dublin with his mother Mary, he's single and his pocket money hasn't increased in a decade or more. Frank is a musician but he hasn't written a song or played a gig in seven years and five months.
His ex-girlfriend Aine has a new boyfriend and Frank is finding this difficult to come to terms since they split up about seven years and five months ago, give or take a day.
Frank's wingman, Doofus, foolishly thinks they are best friends and it's his job to attempt to fix the relentless debris in Frank's wake. It's a big job.
Written by Brian Gleeson, Domhnall Gleeson and Michael Moloney
Produced by Rory Gilmartin
Directed by M J Delaney
A Merman Production for Amazon in association with Channel 4.
Frank Of Ireland is available here: https://bit.ly/3vQFuFt
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Frank Marron is a 32-year-old catastrophe. A misanthropic, narcissistic, fantasist in arrested development who thinks the world owes him something.
Frank lives in Dublin with his mother Mary, he's single and his pocket money hasn't increased in a decade or more. Frank is a musician but he hasn't written a song or played a gig in seven years and five months.
His ex-girlfriend Aine has a new boyfriend and Frank is finding this difficult to come to terms since they split up about seven years and five months ago, give or take a day.
Frank's wingman, Doofus, foolishly thinks they are best friends and it's his job to attempt to fix the relentless debris in Frank's wake. It's a big job.
Written by Brian Gleeson, Domhnall Gleeson and Michael Moloney
Produced by Rory Gilmartin
Directed by M J Delaney
A Merman Production for Amazon in association with Channel 4.
Frank Of Ireland is available here: https://bit.ly/3vQFuFt
The Comedy Slab Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Spotify and Youtube.
Subscribe for a new episode each Monday.
Get in touch - we're @ComedySlab on Twitter and ComedySlab on Facebook.
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