Carrie and Barry - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Cupboard Door
A cabbie and his beautician wife are struggling to keep their marriage alive. Everyone thinks Barry is a wife-batterer when Carrie accidentally gives herself a black eye.
Hairy
Barry hopes his French neighbour's sophistication will rub off on him, while Carries tries to use sex as a sleeping aid.
Vasectomy
Carrie and Barry's sex life has gradually been replaced by hours of compulsive car-crash telly programmes. Carrie asks Barry if he'll have a vasectomy.
Cross-Dressing
Barry is bored. Bored enough to try on Carrie's clothes, stupid enough to get caught by his teenage daughter Sinead.
Duncan
Barry wants to become a masseur, but Kirk is the only person who'll let him practice. Michelle has a disatrous blind date with Duncan.
Michelle and Kirk
Carrie and Barry, tired of their own problems, try a spot of match-making with their friends Kirk and Michelle.
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