One couple, one challenge: for a boyfriend to last the entire evening at his girlfriend's parent's house, as he Meets the Parents, unaware that his every move is being recorded on 30 hidden cameras. What the boyfriend doesn't know is that everyone in the house is an actor.
Episodes
Runtime: 47m
Greg has been set up by his girlfriend Jenny. He thinks he's about to meet her family but they're actually actors, who are going to make his afternoon as uncomfortable and ridiculous as possible. So 'Mum' communicates with aliens, 'Dad' is gambling away the family home, Jenny's 'brother' is a total geek, and her 'sister' leads a secret life as a high-class escort. Can Greg cope with that lot for an afternoon to win a fantastic prize, or will he run a mile? Strong language and adult humour.
Runtime: 46m
Sam has been set up by his girlfriend Amy. How far will Sam go to impress Amy's fake relatives? Strong language and adult humour.
Runtime: 46m
Emma has been set up by her boyfriend Wez. How will she cope with his crazy family: a doctor mum who insists on home check-ups, an undertaker dad who likes to take his work home with him, a celeb-wannabe sister and a brother who talks to dead people? Strong language and adult humour.
Runtime: 46m
David is set up by his girlfriend, Mercedes. How will David hold up against an ex-public schoolboy dad who likes a bit of forgery on the side, a showbiz drunk mum who loves to boast about her affairs? Strong language and adult humour.
Runtime: 46m
Kris has been set up by his girlfriend Astrid, who introduces him to her hormonal, man-hating mum, gun-obsessed dad and mummy's-boy brother.
Runtime: 46m
Charlie thinks he's meeting Ashleigh's family for the first time, but they're all actors, including gangster parents, an obsessive sister and an allergic brother who lives in a bubble
