Phoenix Nights
- TV sitcom
- Channel 4
- 2001 - 2002
- 12 episodes (2 series)
Bad-tempered, wheelchair-bound Brian Potter runs a struggling Bolton social club called The Phoenix. Stars Peter Kay, Dave Spikey, Paddy McGuinness, Neil Fitzmaurice, Justin Moorhouse and more.
Episode menu
Series 1, Episode 6 - Talent Trek Finals
Further details
Jerry gets the 'all clear' from the hospital only to be told by Brian that The Phoenix will be staging Talent Trek... because Brian told the committee Jerry was dying!
'Les Alanos' are unavailable so Brian drafts in 'Right Said Frank' who turn out to be thieves who steal from cars during the intervals. This leads to a mass brawl between the tribute band and Max & Paddy.
Brian reveals fake test results that give Jerry the 'all clear' and so Jerry decides to stay on at The Phoenix. The series ends with jealous rival club owner Den Perry discarding one of his cigars into a toilet waste paper basket that causes a fire to break out...
Broadcast details
- Date
- Sunday 18th February 2001
- Time
- 9:30pm
- Channel
- Channel 4
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
Peter Kay | Brian Potter |
Dave Spikey | Jerry St. Clair |
Peter Kay | Max |
Paddy McGuinness (as Patrick McGuinness ) | Paddy |
Neil Fitzmaurice | Ray Von |
Justin Moorhouse | Young Kenny |
Archie Kelly | Kenny Senior |
Steve Edge | Alan Johnson |
Toby Foster | Les |
Janice Connolly | Holy Mary |
Ted Robbins | Den Perry |
Beatrice Kelley | Marion |
Sian Gibson (as Sian Foulkes) | Mary |
Damian Moore | Right Said Frank |
Danny Martelli | Right Said Frank |
Alison Burrows | Michelle Coffee |
Peter Kay | Writer |
Neil Fitzmaurice | Writer |
Dave Spikey | Writer |
Paddy McGuinness (as Patrick McGuinness ) | Writer (Additional Material) |
Jonny Campbell | Director |
Mark Herbert | Producer |
John Rushton | Producer |
Phil McIntyre | Executive Producer |
Lucy Ansbro | Associate Producer |
Peter Hallworth | Editor |
Jim Holloway | Production Designer |
Darren Finch | Costume Designer |
Andy Hibbert | Director of Photography |
Toni Baker | Composer |
Keith Duncan | 1st Assistant Director |
Sue Calverley | Production Manager |