King Gary
- TV sitcom
- BBC One
- 2018 - 2021
- 14 episodes (2 series)
Sitcom about a working-class family man attempting to keep up with family, friends and neighbours. Stars Tom Davis, Laura Checkley, Simon Day, Camille Coduri, Riley Burgin and more.
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 5 - The Ninth Hole
Further details
It's Big Gary's birthday and Gary has organised a family day out at an indoor mini golf course, but his plans are gatecrashed by Winkle who also wants to spend the day with his old boss. The father versus son golf game gets highly competitive and fully explodes when Big Gary is accused of cheating.
Meanwhile, Denise takes a shine to the crockery in the restaurant and Terri sticks her oar into Gary's mate John the Butcher's date. She knows that John is already seeing one of her mates so righteously informs the date, in the ladies, that the man she is having dinner with is a "class A wrong un", but has she got her facts straight?
Notes
This episode was published on iPlayer on 10th January.
Broadcast details
- Date
- Friday 7th February 2020
- Time
- 9:30pm
- Channel
- BBC One
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
Tom Davis | Gary King |
Laura Checkley | Terri King |
Simon Day | Big Gary King |
Camille Coduri | Denise King |
Riley Burgin | Teddy King |
Neil Maskell | Winkle |
Jay Simpson | John the Butcher |
Kevin Garry (as Kevin 'KG' Garry) | Putt Shack Manager |
Olga Koch | Sacha |
Barney White | Rupert |
Tom Davis | Writer |
James De Frond | Writer |
Geoff Norcott | Writer (Additional Material) |
James De Frond | Director |
Rupert Majendie | Producer |
Andy Brereton | Executive Producer |
Tom Davis | Executive Producer |
James De Frond | Executive Producer |
Alex Moody | Executive Producer |
Samantha Frith | Line Producer |
Carolynne Philpott | Post Producer |
Robin Hill | Editor |
Anna Sheldrake | Production Designer |
Catherine Willis | Casting Director |
Lucy Williams | Costume Designer |
Roy Estabrook | Director of Photography |
Nicola Schuller | Make-up Designer |
Pete Wareham | Composer |
Kas Braganza | 1st Assistant Director |
Press
More suburban insecurity as Tom Davis's patchy sitcom continues. Tonight, it is Gary's dad's birthday, which means a trip to a mini-golf centre and endless, absurd, alpha-male jousting. It often feels flimsy but the performances (this week including a lively turn from the reliable Neil Maskell) keep it watchable.
Phil Harrison, The Guardian, 7th February 2020