Feb 25, 2019
Warren wants to reline his pond and thinks getting Charlie a job at the garden centre he'll get a staff discount. Things don't go to plan so he tries to steal a new liner from annoying neighbour Ian. Anne and Liz visit a clairvoyant.
Mar 04, 2019
Warren is losing pupils to a rival driving school and his online rating has dropped through the floor. He tries to drum up new business but a series of unfortunate events cause his rival to boom.
Mar 11, 2019
Warren's marital advice to his brother-in-law Colin backfires and he is forced to take him in. Thankfully, it turns out that Colin has a raft of hidden and very useful talents.
Warren Season 1 (2019) is released on Feb 25, 2019. Watch Warren online - the English Comedy TV series from United Kingdom. Warren is directed by Ben Gosling Fuller,Adam Miller and created by Jimmy Donny Cosgrove with Martin Clunes and Lisa Millett. Warren is available online on The Roku Channel and Tubi TV.
An original comedy series about the life of Warren Thompson, a pedantic driving instructor who believes the world is against him. Martin Clunes will star as Warren, who is forced to move from the south up to Preston when his partner Anne's father falls ill. Warren suddenly finds himself living in an area he doesn't like, doing a job he's not emotionally cut out for and looking after two teenager stepsons he didn't want. Or they would be his step sons, if only he'd get on and marry Anne. Warren does love Anne, and despite everything, Anne always sees the good in Warren - what other people find irritating about him, she finds sweet and funny. But Warren has a way of knowing best and speaking his mind that inevitably leads to conflict, chaos and disaster for those around him and most especially for himself. Warren doesn't embrace the concept of growing old gracefully. He's quite happy to keep railing against the world and trying to right perceived wrongs against him. There are no happy endings for Warren as he grapples against the problems and misunderstandings of his own making.
