Episode 1 ·
Small town.
Big mouths.
No filter.
Politics. Sex. Money.
Everyone’s got a bloody opinion.
Strong language. Adult themes. Questionable people.
Episode 2 ·
Open for
Business.
Barry wants an open marriage.
Donna’s ahead of him.
Wednesday 21 October 2026 · 6pm UK time (BST) · 18+
Episode 3 ·
Sorry
Not Sorry.
Nothing says sorry
like a sponsored apology.
Friday 23 October 2026 · 6pm UK time (BST) · 18+
One town. Three ways in.
Watch the nuisance.
Episode one · Release confirmed
Somewhere Else
Affordable homes.
Until they’re next door.
Barry agrees young people need somewhere to live. He just has a very particular opinion about where.
The first nuisance drops in
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Episode 2, Open for Business, follows on Wednesday 21 October. Episode 3, Sorry Not Sorry, arrives Friday 23 October. Both at 6pm UK time (BST).
Season one · From 19 October 2026
Welcome to Bellwick.
A lovely place to live. Until you meet the people.
The rest of the trouble
Small problems. Spectacularly bad decisions.
The usual suspects
Meet your neighbours.
Everybody knows everybody. Unfortunately.
Some things are better left unsaid.
Bellwick says…
Unfortunately, nobody here agrees.
“They do. Somewhere else.”
BarryThe self-appointed spokesman
A little self-incrimination
Which nuisance
are you?
Six questions. Twelve locals.
A worrying amount of self-recognition.
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One minute. Plenty to answer for.
Handmade faces.
Very human flaws.
Welcome to Bellwick, a fictional northern town where the houses are small, the opinions are enormous, and everyone’s principles have a price.
Public Nuisance is an adult animated skit series about the things we argue about — housing, work, money, sex and who gets the last word. Twelve characters. One escalating disaster at a time.
Made in a tactile plasticine style. Told in sixty seconds. Best watched with the sound on and the kids elsewhere.
Comedy for adults.
Strong language, sexual themes, drug references and dark humour.