Boon - S02E04: Smokey and the Band

Name: Smokey and the Band
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Crime
Released: 1987-03-10
Duration: 1 h

Mar 10, 1987Comedy, Drama, CrimeSeason 2, Episode 4

Harry is searching for a group to provide entertainment at the Coaching Inn. He approaches Frankie Bass, a theatrical agent, who recommends a Country and West band, Bronco Billy's Boys. Harry hires them privately, bypassing Frankie's agency fee. Ken falls for Bebe McLintock, their raunchy blonde singer, after he has to rescue the band when they break down on their way to the Coaching Inn. Frankie Bass turns up and demands her share of the takings. Bronco and Bebe are forever arguing and Bebe is angry that she is not given sufficient chance to sing her own songs. She runs away from the band - and ends up in Ken's bed! She is on the point of leaving the band and living with Ken. However Ken's luck does not last: before long Bebe (who turns out to be Billy's wife) goes back to the band after Billy decides her needs her to stay. He is prepared to give her top billing and to let her sing her own songs. When White Lightning (Ken's beloved bike) is stolen, it is another member of the band, P

Director: Robert Tronson

Cast: Michael Elphick, David Daker, Neil Morrissey

All Episodes - Season 2

01Texas RangersFeb 17, 1987 02Special DeliveryFeb 24, 1987 03Day of the YokelMar 03, 1987 04Smokey and the BandMar 10, 1987 05Taken for a RideMar 17, 1987 06Wheels of FortuneMar 24, 1987 07A Ride on the Wild SideMar 31, 1987 08Credit Where It's DueOct 27, 1987 09Trudy's GritNov 03, 1987 10A Fistful of PesetasNov 10, 1987 11Paper MafiaNov 17, 1987 12Fiddler Under the RoofNov 24, 1987 13A Once Fluid ManDec 01, 1987

Boon S02E04 Synopsis

Boon "Smokey and the Band" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1987-03-10, this episode is part of Season 2 of Boon. Directed by Robert Tronson, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Michael Elphick, David Daker, Neil Morrissey among the cast. With a runtime of 1h, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Comedy and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Harry is searching for a group to provide entertainment at the Coaching Inn. He approaches Frankie Bass, a theatrical agent, who recommends a Country and West band, Bronco Billy's Boys. Harry hires them privately, bypassing Frankie's agency fee. Ken...