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Sean Lock: 15 Storeys High

Sean Lock: 15 Storeys High

  • Radio sitcom
  • BBC Radio 4
  • 1999 - 2000
  • 10 episodes (2 series)

The second programme in Sean Lock's '15 Storeys' trilogy. This Radio 4 series focused on the mundane lives of residents in a tower block. Also features Tim Mitchell, Peter Serafinowicz, Dan Mersh, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Martin Trenaman and Rob Rouse

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Key details

Genre
Sitcom
Broadcast
1999 - 2000
Channel
BBC Radio 4
Episodes
10 (2 series)
Stars
Sean Lock, Tim Mitchell, Peter Serafinowicz, Dan Mersh, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Martin Trenaman and Rob Rouse
Writers
Sean Lock and Martin Trenaman
Producer
Chris Neill
Company

Comedy set in a London tower block, with the ten episodes focusing on the mundane lives of the people living there.

The listener is transported around the block and each change of scene is introduced by a voiceover simply announcing the flat number of the next scene.

The shows main characters live in Flat 76 - Sean, a misanthropic, cynical recluse; and his flatmate Errol. There are other recurring characters, such as the woman who tries to guess where Sean has been every time she bumps into him, but most of the characters put in an appearance in just one episode.

The show evolved out of Sean Lock's 15 Minutes of Misery, in which the character of Sean listened in to his neighbours with the help of a device called the 'Bugger King'.

Additional details

Tagline
London, South. A tower block. 100 lives under one flat roof. You're thinking "urban decay, dampness, despair". But no, they've done it up really nice. Of course, some people are never happy.
Part of

15 Storeys Trilogy

Also known as
  • Sean Lock's 15 Storeys High
Production
Studio
Soundtrack
The theme tune is England Swings by Roger Miller.

Broadcast details

First broadcast
Wednesday 24th November 1999 at 11pm on BBC Radio 4
Next repeats
  1. Series 1, Episode 4: Friday at 11:30pm on Radio 4 Extra
  2. Series 1, Episode 5: Friday 3rd January at 11:30pm on Radio 4 Extra
Most recent repeats

Recording details

  • BBC Radio Theatre

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