15 Storeys High (2002)

Name: 15 Storeys High
Rating: 8.0

Rating: 8.0

Synopsis

15 Storeys High is a critically acclaimed British sitcom, set in a tower block. The main characters are Vince Clark, a misanthropic, cynical recluse played by Sean Lock, and Errol Spears, Vince's exact opposite and whipping boy, played by Benedict Wong.

First Air Date: 2002-11-07

Last Air Date: 2004-03-18

Number of Seasons: 2

Number of Episodes: 12

Created By: Sean Lock, Mark Lamarr, Martin Trenaman

Networks: BBC Three, BBC Two

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Top Cast

Sean Lock as Vince
Benedict Wong as Errol
Dan Mersh as Darren
Simon Godley as Herman
Charlotte Palmer as N/A
Perry Benson as Perry
Cavan Clerkin as Glen
Kevin Eldon as Nev
Geoffrey McGivern as Sergeant Hamilton
Toby Jones as Obsessive-compulsive man

Seasons

None (2002)

No overview available for this season.

Episodes:

Ep. 1: Sofa (2002-11-07)

A man, his lodger, a two-seater sofa and a supermarket loyalty card conspire to cause misery.
Ep. 2: The Model (2002-11-14)

Vince is promoted to swimming instructor and begins to teach a would-be glamour model, much to her husband's annoyance. Meanwhile, Errol decides it's time to redecorate the bathroom.
Ep. 3: Blue Rat (2002-11-21)

After discovering a new cut price supermarket, Vince becomes rather keen on its own brand energy drink Blue Rat - all the energy of a rat trapped in a can. Meanwhile Errol realises one of his life ambitions of working with fish.
Ep. 4: Ice Queen (2002-11-28)

Inspired by the life of Gandhi, Errol decides to bring about positive change for the residents of Elderberry House. Meanwhile, Vince becomes rather taken with the icy girl from upstairs.
Ep. 5: Pool Kids (2002-12-05)

After ejecting a troublesome child from the swimming pool where he works, Vince is targeted by the local gang, who will stop at nothing in their quest to destroy him. Well - almost nothing.
Ep. 6: Dead Swan (2002-12-12)

Vince is accused of a crime that could have him facing jail, but an archaic legal loophole means he might get off. Errol is suffering from a bout of vertigo.