S9.E3

Stolen

Name: Stolen
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2018-03-22
Rating: 8.4
Cast: Sally Bretton, Abigail Cruttenden, Hugh Dennis

Episode aired Mar 22, 2018
TV-MA

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

122

YOUR RATING

Comedy

When their son's toy key ring is missing Lee and Lucy blame Anna and Toby's son Jack. Jack appears to be innocent but Lee is unconvinced and steals the key ring back. Then Anna arrives with ... Read allWhen their son's toy key ring is missing Lee and Lucy blame Anna and Toby's son Jack. Jack appears to be innocent but Lee is unconvinced and steals the key ring back. Then Anna arrives with an announcement which requires a stealth mission, ending in embarrassment.When their son's toy key ring is missing Lee and Lucy blame Anna and Toby's son Jack. Jack appears to be innocent but Lee is unconvinced and steals the key ring back. Then Anna arrives with an announcement which requires a stealth mission, ending in embarrassment.

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IMDb RATING

8.4/10

122

YOUR RATING

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6Prismark10

Stolen

This is a kind of episode which makes you wonder why are Anna & Toby are still friends with Lucy & Lee.

The episode starts out with a misunderstanding as Lucy thinks that Jack, Anna & Toby's son might had stolen a flashing light key ring. Lucy also thinks that a mangled Furby was previously stolen by Jack. Lee is reluctantly dragged from his viewing of the Antiques Roadshow to confront Jack. Only for Lee to later discover that Jack's bedroom has a flashing light key ring.

Anna later comes round accusing Lee of stealing a flashing light key ring she just bought for Jack. An embarrassed Lucy & Lee then figure a way of putting the key ring back to their house.

It is a nice farcical episode which is well constructed.

9Sleepin_Dragon

Some of the show's funniest moments.

After a fairly slow start, Stolen delivers some of the shows most hilarious and cringe worthy moments. The first half of the episode is amusing, a tale of morality with a few laughs, half way through it moves up a gear, and delivers some of the funniest moments I've seen on this show, the scene with Lee and Lucy hidden under Anna and Toby's bed had us all laughing loudly, truly uncomfortable but so funny. The faces on both Lee and Lucy were joyful, when the pink furby arrived I genuinely spat my drink out. This fabulous series continues with another classic. Loved it. 9/10

Soundtracks
Written in the Stars
(uncredited)
Written by Eshraque Mughal (as Eshraque 'iSHi' Mughal), Tinie Tempah, Eric Turner and Charlie Bernardo
Performed by Tinie Tempah featuring Eric Turner
[Appears 11 minutes into episode]