Adam and Shelley have created a big, brash world of colourful characters.

There's Goth siblings Jake and Tilly, who get up close and personal with a homeless man and try to give another man a 'seagull' in an attempt to get back at their Daddy.

There's also the toxic twins, who cause controversy in the ladies' loos over Polish Paul; Chelsea Sheraton, who sets her pet sumo on three would-be muggers; and the Yorkshire car-booters, who branch out into the world of arms and religious artefacts - including the Holy Grail and the Turin Shroud.

Aussie scientists Brett and Shane test eye drops to spare Snowy-Bob the bunny; the Orc dad who meets his daughter's new boyfriend; a crazed beauty therapist; and Brucie and Lucky Lee, who take on a madman with their classic combination of karaoke and rubbish magic.

Then there's funeral home workers Alex and Sadie, a brother and sister unable to conduct business without degenerating into an orgy of Chinese burns, wedgies and jinxes.