Advanced search

There's something for everyone in Patterns - a British anthology series. Each episode tells a self-contained story, but they all take place in the same universe. A minor character in one story may reappear as lead in another and vice-versa

A hot guy is frustrated by the fact that he only finds people who date him because of his good looks. He hatches a plan that he believes will get someone to want him for his other attributes--he will place a profile on a dating app with a picture that makes him look much worse than reality--a reverse catfish. Sure enough, he attracts somebody, but not all is as it seems.

Liam decides it is time for his father, Preston, to come out of his shell. He organizes a series of dates for Preston, each more outlandish than the last. From conspiracy theorists, to horny teachers and world famous supermodels, Preston embarks on a journey that he will never forget.

A boy with a very active imagination fantasizes about his personal superhero who is a well-known sports celebrity. One day the superhero appears to the shock and consternation of the boy. Together they try to help the boy overcome a difficult situation in his life.

When a man approaches you in a park usually no good comes of it and this is no exception. Foster, Christopher, and Kevin are induced to attend a shoot which they believe is a testing ground for a new reality TV show. However, this is not the case as the so-called Producer has different intentions and Foster, Christopher, and Kevin learn that when something appears too good to be true, it usually is.

From the wrong milk in your latte, to skateboarders stopping traffic, to spotty teens not getting your drink fast enough, modern life can be full of annoyances. To some people this can be an excuse to lash out and create a scene--this always has consequences. Chantal, the star of Britain's fourth most-popular soap opera; Linda, who appeared in Tatler's top Sexagenerian list; and Denise, the owner of a pair of Night-vision goggles, are sentenced to a mandatory support group as a consequence for their appalling behavior in public.

The lockdown has driven everyone to insanity, especially Lionel. His regular diet of greens and sludge aren't enough to whet his appetite. After uncharacteristically ordering a pizza, Lionel's hunger grows but this time for Foster, the pizza delivery man. Lionel begins an unabashed journey to reconnect with Foster which leads to chaos and overturned assumptions.

A gay teenager with a very vivid imagination comes face-to-face with his real life fantasy super hero.

In Foster's quest for fame at all costs, he ropes in two friends to explore the trials and travails of reality TV.

A support group for people being sentenced to attend an anger management class as a result of their poor public behavior meets in a rundown communal council space.

Patterns, patterns, patterns.

Two sisters who have always been rivals have their relationships upended when they realize that unwittingly they have been attempting to date the same man.

A teenage boy decides that his father has not been dating enough so he decides to set up his dad on a series of blind dates.

A man gets obsessed by his pizza delivery guy so he orders pizza every day for weeks in an attempt to reconnect with him.

A 20-something gay man seeks to find a new boyfriend by placing a picture on a dating app that makes him look far worse then he really does.