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Davy Kotowski is a petty officer aboard submarine HMS Wolverine. Following a rigged arm-wrestling contest, half the crew are in slings. Kotowski is then brought before the Captain, Alec McCleod for the ninth time. He is sentenced to denial of shore leave and 20 hours laundry duty, most of which he delegates to his bunkmate Chris Cheese. Kotowski then plots his revenge on Lionel Pinner and Cheese ends up having a £100 grudge darts match with Pinner on Kotowski's behalf. Meanwhile McCleod's watch has gone missing.
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Davy Kotowski is a petty officer aboard submarine HMS Wolverine. Following a rigged arm-wrestling contest, half the crew are in slings. Kotowski is then brought before the Captain, Alec McCleod for the ninth time. He is sentenced to denial of shore leave and 20 hours laundry duty, most of which he delegates to his bunkmate Chris Cheese. Kotowski then plots his revenge on Lionel Pinner and Cheese ends up having a £100 grudge darts match with Pinner on Kotowski's behalf. Meanwhile McCleod's watch has gone missing.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Chris Langham, Ben Miller, Gareth Edwards
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Runtime:30 minutes
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Cast
Charlie Hanson
Director
Griff Rhys Jones
Davy Kotowski
William Ivory
Chris Cheese
Jack Docherty
Captain Alec McLeod
Ian Bartholomew
Lionel Pinner
Anthony Smee
Roger Tench
Paul Shearer
Proudlove
Peter-Hugo Daly
Galloway
Perry Benson
Coxswain
Ben Miller
Simon Adair
Alexander Armstrong
Alastair Simpson
Jake Abraham
Mickey Davis
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