Chancers - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Episode One of Chancers brings Shane Todd and Ciarán Bartlett back for more uproarious sketches, alongside the cream of Northern Ireland's comedic crop. In this episode, the humour intensifies with even more cringe-inducing social encounters and laugh-out-loud cinematic spoofs. The unpredictable twists and inventive storytelling make each sketch a fresh, must-watch experience. As always, the comedic chemistry between Shane, Ciarán, and the cast is palpable, keeping viewers hooked from start to finish. Whether it's awkward dinners or parodied thrillers, this episode promises a shedload of laughs.
Episode 2
The second episode of Chancers continues the riotous comedy streak with Shane Todd, Ciarán Bartlett, and the very best of Northern Irish talent. This installment blends social awkwardness with smart, sharp parodies of famous movie moments. Shane and Ciarán's chemistry drives the humour, with sketches that pivot from familiar situations to unexpected and delightful absurdity. Northern Ireland's comedians shine once again in a series of side-splitting, well-crafted skits, ensuring you'll be hooked until the last laugh.
Episode 3
In the season finale of Chancers, Shane Todd and Ciarán Bartlett bring their comedic genius to a fittingly funny close. This episode brings together a mix of hilarious sketches, covering everything from painfully awkward social situations to sharp, clever parodies of cinematic classics. The chemistry between Shane and Ciarán remains electric, as they navigate through unexpected twists and deliver punchlines that hit every time. The supporting cast of Northern Irish comedic talent once again proves they're at the top of their game. A perfect ending to a side-splitting series
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