People Just Do Nothing - Season 4
Season 4
BAFTA winning mockumentary People Just Do Nothing returns for its fourth series. The crew of west London pirate radio station Kurupt FM - MC Grindah, DJ Beats and Chabuddy G - are back, playing the finest UK garage and drum 'n' bass to their 100 strong listenership.
Episodes
Slipping
Grindah and Steves' non-stop bender starts to grate on the rest of Kurupt FM. Meanwhile, Miche is thriving and sets her sights on a modelling career for her and Angel. Chabuddy takes Beats shopping for baby stuff. Tensions at the station reach breaking point when a rival radio station is discovered and the boys try to prevent Grindah spiraling out of control.
Rivalry
A reluctant Beats is left to deal with the escalating beef with Kold FM. With snitching definitely not an option, how will they take down their rivals? Miche has begun living vicariously through social media, while Grindah's plan to win her back is interrupted by some unwelcome guests. Roche goes back to work, and Steves decides to carry out some tests to see if baby Robyn truly is his reincarnated nan.
War
In episode three, the beef with Kold FM kicks off when the boys discover graffiti on the Kurupt estate.
With the station under siege, Beats decides reinforcements are needed and calls in Chabuddy to secure their boundaries.
Steves's plan to protect his inheritance backfires, while Grindah volunteers on Angel's school trip - but has to decide between the battle to win Miche back and the approaching Kold war.
Bosses
Angel auditions for her school play and Miche becomes fixated with her role as a ‘Mumager'.
Kurupt FM is back to normal after Grindah's return, until Steves shows up with a hostage from the Kold FM estate. Chabuddy starts a new job in a shop and struggles with the employee pecking order. Due to the hostage situation, Grindah challenges their rivals to a final stand off to establish who the baddest radio station really is.
Stags & Hens
In episode five, the wedding is back on and the Kurupt FM crew are out on the town for the Stag Party. Beats makes a rookie error when booking a stripper, Grindah gets cold feet and Chabuddy finally has some good luck. Miche's classy karaoke Hen Do begins with a limo ride round Brentford, but goes awry when her ban on penis accessories goes unheeded and the girls demand a stripper.
The Wedding
In the final installment of the series, the big day has arrived - Kurupt FM's first daytime rave!
But first there's a wedding to get out of the way. Will Miche get the perfect fairytale wedding she's always dreamed of? With Grindah as the groom, Beats as Best Man and Chabuddy providing the ‘décor' what could go wrong?
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