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The League of Gentlemen Season 2 Episode 2
The nosebleed epidemic continues. Pauline gets a new job as an assistant food science operative at Burger Me! Herr Lipp and students arrive on an exchange visit from Diusberg, and the guesthouse closes for a very private function.
Serie: The League of Gentlemen
Episode Title: Lust for Royston Vasey
Air Date: 2000-01-21

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