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#1

Carlos from Spain

S1:E1

Having learned that there have been complaints about her Mary, manageress of the Croydon Specially Fried Chicken branch goes undercover disguised as new employee Carlos and discovers the complainant to be Derek, the envious assistant manager who wants her job.

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#2

Hold Up

S1:E2

A late-night hold-up at knife point forces Seriously Fried Chicken manager Mary Fawn to question her managerial skills.

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#3

Poulet Etc

S1:E3

A rival fried chicken vendor threatens to send Seriously Fried Chicken out of business.

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#4

The Second Coming

S1:E4

Ed finds a nugget that maybe looks a bit like Jesus while Derek recruits a local busker to help him recapture his glory days.

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#5

The Chicken Awards

S1:E5

It's the fifth annual Seriously Fried Chicken Awards and Mary has her eye on the Most Improved Restaurant Award.

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#6

In the Beginning

S1:E6

The story of how Mary Fawn came to be the manager of Seriously Fried Chicken, Croydon.

0.0/10

Carlos from Spain

S1:E1

Having learned that there have been complaints about her Mary, manageress of the Croydon Specially Fried Chicken branch goes undercover disguised as new employee Carlos and discovers the complainant to be Derek, the envious assistant manager who wants her job.

0.0/10

Hold Up

S1:E2

A late-night hold-up at knife point forces Seriously Fried Chicken manager Mary Fawn to question her managerial skills.

0.0/10

Poulet Etc

S1:E3

A rival fried chicken vendor threatens to send Seriously Fried Chicken out of business.

0.0/10

The Second Coming

S1:E4

Ed finds a nugget that maybe looks a bit like Jesus while Derek recruits a local busker to help him recapture his glory days.

0.0/10

The Chicken Awards

S1:E5

It's the fifth annual Seriously Fried Chicken Awards and Mary has her eye on the Most Improved Restaurant Award.

0.0/10

In the Beginning

S1:E6

The story of how Mary Fawn came to be the manager of Seriously Fried Chicken, Croydon.

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