Category: Humor, Radio Productions
Language: EnglishKeywords: BBC Comedy Radio4
Written by Andy Hamilton
Read by Claire Skinner, Neil Pearson, Paul Reynolds
Format: MP3
Neil Pearson stars in Andy Hamiltonâs BBC Radio 4 comedy series about a sports agent with a conscienceOne of the main movers and shakers at TS Sports Stars agency, Trevor Heslop is honest, decent and sensitive. Unfortunately, he works in a world of cut-throats and corruption, with nightmare clients and a rapacious partner with the morals of a barracuda. Add to that his dysfunctional family â estranged wife Meryl and teenage son Toby â and itâs a miracle he manages to stay afloat in the shark tank that is his life.In these eighteen episodes, he grapples with a Buddhist (and a specially trained bear), tackles a footballer whoâs just issued his seventeenth public apology, ends up in court as a witness while trying hard not to lie and proposes taking on the firmâs first Muslim client â but do his colleagues think this is a good idea? As he copes with the ultimate client from hell, Ralph, struggles to keep his dignity and his staff, and tries to save his reputation from being destroyed by a ruthless tennis star, can Trevor retain his decency in an increasingly indecent world?
Neil Pearson stars in Andy Hamiltonâs BBC Radio 4 comedy series about a sports agent with a conscienceOne of the main movers and shakers at TS Sports Stars agency, Trevor Heslop is honest, decent and sensitive. Unfortunately, he works in a world of cut-throats and corruption, with nightmare clients and a rapacious partner with the morals of a barracuda. Add to that his dysfunctional family â estranged wife Meryl and teenage son Toby â and itâs a miracle he manages to stay afloat in the shark tank that is his life.In these eighteen episodes, he grapples with a Buddhist (and a specially trained bear), tackles a footballer whoâs just issued his seventeenth public apology, ends up in court as a witness while trying hard not to lie and proposes taking on the firmâs first Muslim client â but do his colleagues think this is a good idea? As he copes with the ultimate client from hell, Ralph, struggles to keep his dignity and his staff, and tries to save his reputation from being destroyed by a ruthless tennis star, can Trevor retain his decency in an increasingly indecent world?