Trevor's World of Sport

Season

2003

UK

8

Trevor Heslop is a sports agent desperately trying to preserve his integrity even though he is surrounded by cut-throats. The biggest cut-throat of them all however being his friend and business partner, Sammy. His problems are compounded by a troubled marriage, a wayward son and arrogant self obsessed clients.

Episode List

S1 • E1

Episode #1.1

One of Trevor's number one clients, tipped to become Formula 1 champion later in the week, begins complaining that the blinds are too loud, that lifts should tell jokes to avoid those awkward silences between floors, and then manages to write a full auto-biography in one night...

S1 • E2

Episode #1.2

Sammy's gone against his and Trevor's resolution when they established the firm by taking on a boxer. Whilst he's busy avoiding setting up a fight - in hope of whacking up the contract price - Trevor's busy trying to stop him being "suicided".

S1 • E3

Episode #1.3

With Meryl away, Trev is looking after Toby for the week. At the same time, he's struggling with a golfer client who's been lying about an affair, and is shocked to hear that close friend Max is quitting the PR game.

S1 • E4

Episode #1.4

A troublesome tennis diva is causing Trevor no end of grief, whilst his son's been suspended from school for bullying, and the company is being courted for a partial takeover.

S1 • E5

Episode #1.5

Trevor's anguish over the possible buy-out continues, whilst he's faced with a sex-and-tell scandal with one client and a cariacture objection from another.

S1 • E6

Episode #1.6

After last week's tabloid revelations, Ralph's career takes a somewhat unexpected twist with a Radio 2 pilot, Trevor finds himself extremely pleased by the rival's takeover offerings, and Scott continues to undermine Sammy and Trevor's relationship.

S1 • E7

Episode #1.7

An unexpected phone call reveals the truth about Scott, and the buy-out talks come to an abrupt close. Max's funeral brings Trevor and Sammy closer together, but he and wife Meryl are just as far apart as ever.