“Cleaning up their act is dirty work.”
Seven strangers from different walks of life - people who would never normally interact - are forced to work together to renovate a derelict community centre. They resent the menial physical labour and they resent each other. But when one of their number gets dragged into a dangerous world of organised crime, they unite in ways none of them thought possible.
Where to Watch
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Episodes
1. Episode 1
Seven very different strangers begin their community payback sentences, renovating a derelict building in Bristol. But can any of these ‘outlaws’ really reform?
2. Episode 2
The outlaws find a bag of cash, clearly the proceeds of crime. But who does it belong to?
3. Episode 3
The outlaws find themselves in choppy waters. A campaigner is rejected by the very cause to which she dedicated her life, and a decision is made about the outlaw’s sudden windfall.
4. Episode 4
A lifelong scoundrel reflects on his past mistakes, the police recruit a surprising new deputy, and a young woman makes a decision which could endanger the lives of all of the outlaws. Can the outlaws launder their dirty money before the gangsters track them down?
5. Episode 5
The outlaws must hustle on two fronts — with a captain of industry, and a member of the landed gentry. An audacious break-in is planned, and an imposter is heartbreakingly exposed.
6. Episode 6
Even with redemption seemingly in reach, the outlaws find their time running out, and the net closing around them. They face a stark choice — die apart, or survive together?
Cast & Crew
Rhianne Barreto
Rani
Darren Boyd
John
Gamba Cole
Christian
Jessica Gunning
Diane
Clare Perkins
Myrna
Eleanor Tomlinson
Gabby
Grace Calder
Sgt Haines
Kojo Kamara
DS Selforth
Harry Trevaldwyn
Stan
Rhys Yates
Smiler
Claes Bang
The Dean
Stephen Merchant
Greg
Joshua Reid
Otis
Story & Production Details
Reviews & Thoughts
I gave up hakfway through Series 2. The slapstick and silly factor got too strong. People were just being silly to the extreme, presumably to extract humour. I assume it's not a kids' programme, and I assume even teens have some sort of sophistication.....but hey what does and old fart like me know?
