Season 3

2005 · 6 episodes

Episodes

1Sweden""In 2005, three Welsh dropouts and one warped Southener and me, Johnny B, embarked on a tour around Europe. Six countries, six live shows, four idiots, this is the story of what happened."" Welcome to the European Invasion, first stop Sweden. Pritch becomes a human crash-test dummy, the boys test their abilities to stand extreme changes in temperatures and the Dan and Pritch try the world's weirdest sword fight.
2Germany"Germany..the home of liederhosen, frankfurters, and the love of control" This episode should be called the Daint episode. He pepper sprays Pritch, shaves off some of Pancho's hair. He finally loses a challenge with Pritch and scariest of all, gets suspended in the air off four body piercings. In all this, Pancho almost goes unnoticed, even though he momentarily overcame his fear of heights long enough to skydive.
3Czechoslovakia""Czech Republic...the home of guns, beer and men behaving badly"" Pritch and guns, first he headbutts fired clay pigeons and then straps on a bullet-proof vest and gets shot. Pancho puts on a wedding dress and he and Pritch get married by Dan, who, unbeknownest to the others, is a certified marraige celebrant,
4Greece""Greece, the home of democracy, the olympics and fetta chesse"" The boys try it alone tonight leaving Johnny B back in Germany. While in Greece they try their version of the olympics and compete in the sh*tput, Pancho faces his fear of heights again, and Dainton and Pritch play a test of strength with fishing rods and each others ears.
5Italy""Italy, the home of pasta, passion and revenge."" The tension levels are through the roof after 5 relentless weeks of sleepless nights and painful pranks. The boys are left without transport after the busdriver quits, and Pritch and Panch are left without hair courtesy of Dainton.
6Spain""Spain, the last stop, the home of flamenco, Brits abroad and bullfighting."" Panch takes the orange challenge, Pritch cracks open a maraca with his skull and Joycie takes vomit to a new extreme (definately not for the faint hearted).