10 épisodes
Busy Tonight? Lovely Hurling Productions
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- Humour
Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the window in the back of a taxi and wonder what weirdness goes on? "Busy Tonight?" follows Roy Power, Waterford, Ireland's 'premier taxi driver' as he just tries to do his job and support his budding family while he puts up with the multiple crazy characters and scenarios that get in and out of his cab.
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Episode 10: Change For The Car Park
The season finale sees Roy rushing Amy to hospital but he decides to pick up a fair on the way as he doesn't have any change for the car park. Featuring Tony Kelly as Roy, Joy Buckle as Amy and Kieran Doyle as "The Opinionated Passenger". Written & Directed by Tony Kelly, Produced by Ray Colclough, Edited by Wayne Brown, first broadcast on WLR FM and financed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
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Episode 9: The Foxy Twins
Roy picks up the Kennedy Twins who've just been on the duck from school. Featuring Tony Kelly as Roy, Joy Buckle as Amy, Brian Collins and Tony Kelly as The Kennedy Twins and Rachael Cody as Mrs Kennedy. Written & Directed by Tony Kelly, Produced by Ray Colclough, Edited by Wayne Brown, first broadcast on WLR FM and financed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
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Episode 8: Don't Drink And Drive
Roy picks up an elderly gentleman who's banned from the road from drink driving and his son after mass. Featuring Tony Kelly as Roy and Simon and Jerry O' Mahony as Jerry. Written & Directed by Tony Kelly, Produced by Ray Colclough, Edited by Wayne Brown, first broadcast on WLR FM and financed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
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Episode 7: The Barter System
Roy picks up Cha, who doesn't deal in cash! Featuring Tony Kelly as Roy, Joy Buckle as Amy and Brian Collins as Cha. Written & Directed by Tony Kelly, Produced by Ray Colclough, Edited by Wayne Brown, first broadcast on WLR FM and financed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
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Episode 6: Take Me To The Bridge
Roy picks up Colin, the younger brother of Roy's friend. Colin asks to simply be taken to "the Bridge" and Roy becomes worried about him. Featuring Tony Kelly as Roy and Stephen Ryan as Colin. Written & Directed by Tony Kelly, Produced by Ray ColClough, Edited by Wayne Brown, first broadcast on WLR FM and financed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.
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Episode 5: The Escaped Prisoner Part 2
Continued from Episode 4. After picking up a strange man from the train station, things take a turn when they are stopped by the Gardai at a routine check point. Featuring Tony Kelly as Roy, Michael Power as The Man and Konor Halpin as The Cop. Written & Directed by Tony Kelly, Produced by Ray Colclough, Edited by Wayne Brown, first broadcast on WLR FM and financed by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.