Stath Lets Flats
- TV sitcom
- Channel 4 / Comedy Blaps
- 2013 - 2023
- 20 episodes (3 series)
Comedy about a dodgy family-run property lettings agency. Stars Jamie Demetriou, Natasia Demetriou, Katy Wix, Alastair Roberts, Kiell Smith-Bynoe and more.
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Series 2, Episode 4 - A Battle Of Our Lifes
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 9th September 2019
- Time
- 10pm
- Channel
- Channel 4
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
Jamie Demetriou | Stath |
Natasia Demetriou | Sophie |
Katy Wix | Carole |
Alastair Roberts (as Al Roberts) | Al |
Kiell Smith-Bynoe | Dean |
Dustin Demri-Burns | Julian |
Christos Stergioglou | Vasos |
Tom Stourton | Robbie |
Kayode Ewumi | Bits |
Ronnie Evans | Dodgems Boy |
Nick Mohammed | Anthony Stappan |
David Mumeni | Cem |
Danielle Vitalis | Nenna |
Nicola Wren | Lara |
Jamie Demetriou | Writer |
Robert Popper | Script Editor |
Tom Kingsley | Director |
Seb Barwell | Producer |
Ash Atalla | Executive Producer |
Jamie Demetriou | Executive Producer |
Paul Ralph | Line Producer |
Ashley White | Editor |
Hannah Purdy-Foggin | Production Designer |
Nicky Bligh | Casting Director |
Will Hanke | Director of Photography |
Helen Woolfenden | Costume Designer |
Laura Miles | Make-up Designer |
Erran Baron Cohen | Composer |
Laurie Mahon | 1st Assistant Director |
Video
The letting agents take revenge
Stath and the local letting agents band together to take revenge on American Lets, who they suspect stole the keys to their properties.
Featuring: Jamie Demetriou (Stath), Natasia Demetriou (Sophie), Katy Wix (Carole), Al Roberts (Al), Kiell Smith-Bynoe (Dean), Dustin Demri-Burns (Julian), Christos Stergioglou (Vasos), Tom Stourton (Robbie), Kayode Ewumi (Bits), Nick Mohammed (Anthony Stappan) & David Mumeni (Cem).
Press
Michael & Eagle is dragged into a lettings agency flame war when a rival company starts burning their signs and half-inching their keys. As the battle rages, Stath is tasked with proving his bravery, while his sister Sophie embarks on a risky romance that drags her into the fray. Gloriously garbled, silly and surreal comedy.
Gwilym Mumford, The Guardian, 9th September 2019