
Clocking Off - S03E07: Gary's Story
Gary (Marshall Lancaster), works in the off cuts department at Mackintosh, and has a beautiful, expensive home, full of costly antiques and erudite scientific tomes, everything just so. The only thing that doesn't fit is him. The problem is he's had a letter from a solicitor, informing him that he had been left a house and a substantial amount of money. In his father's will. All well and good, except that the only father Gary had ever known was still alive. Both Gary and his brother Stephen (Lee Ingleby) were adopted, only their adoptive parents never got round to telling them. A bit of a shock. Especially for Stephen who got the news without the financial bonus. Suddenly strange things start happening - Gary finds a piece of paper with versions of his signature on it, although no credit cards or cheque books have been stolen; then he comes home after a day at work to find the kettle warm as if it had just been used; or there's a beer bottle top on the floor which he didn't leave there
Director: David Jackson, Paul Abbott
Cast: Jack Deam, Tony Mooney, Ben Crompton, William Ash
All Episodes - Season 3
Clocking Off S03E07 Synopsis
Clocking Off "Gary's Story" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 2002-03-14, this episode is part of Season 3 of Clocking Off. Directed by David Jackson, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Jack Deam, Tony Mooney, Ben Crompton among the cast. As part of this Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Gary (Marshall Lancaster), works in the off cuts department at Mackintosh, and has a beautiful, expensive home, full of costly antiques and erudite scientific tomes, everything just so. The only thing that doesn't fit is him. The problem is he's had...















