Moone Boy

TV14 • British, Comedy, International • TV Series • 2012

Childhood sucks. Imaginary friends rule. “Moone Boy” is a quirky comedy about 12-year-old Martin Moone and his bearded, sarcastic, imaginary friend Se...more

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Childhood sucks. Imaginary friends rule. “Moone Boy” is a quirky comedy about 12-year-old Martin Moone and his bearded, sarcastic, imaginary friend Se...more

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3 seasons available (18 episodes)

3 seasons available

(18 episodes)

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Episode 1

Where the Streets Do Have Names

To celebrate their wedding anniversary, Liam and Debra abandon the kids and head for the sunny south-east. Meanwhile Martin and Padraic spend the weekend in Dublin and discover their hidden talents as encyclopedia salesmen.

Episode 2

The Plunder Years

When Padraic briefly runs away from home, the Moones discover that his parents are having marital problems. The troubled Padraic takes to shoplifting and is joined by Martin and Sean on his crime spree.

Episode 3

Fecks, Lies and Videotape

Fidelma, Dessie and Baby Rose move into the Moone house, making the cramped quarters even tighter. Hoping that Grandad might offer his empty house, the Moones bring him over from the nursing home and make their own house look as awful as possible.

Episode 4

Unidentified Feckin' Objects

Soon after a UFO sighting, Martin’s donkey mysteriously disappears, so he assumes it’s been abducted by aliens. The media eagerly report his tall tale, which doesn't go down well with the Town Council who are trying to promote a gentler image of Boyle.

Episode 5

Bells N' Smells

Dessie is eager to move his family out of the Moone home, so decides to launch a new business - Boyle’s first Catholic bookshop. Liam is less convinced that this will be a ‘cash cow’ so moves on to Plan B - building them an extension in the garden.

Episode 6

Gershwin's Bucket List

Martin and Sean discover that Grandad’s Alzheimer’s has led to the return of his childhood imaginary friend, a piano-playing swingin’ cat, who’s enjoying his last hurrah and wants to fulfill his bucket list before Grandad kicks it.

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