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Richie causes trouble in his pursuit of TV fame with Eddie, his alcoholic minder, and Filthy, his sponging agent.
Richie has a paternity suit on his hands, while also killing several milkmen in the process.
After a disastrous appearance on Ooer!! Sounds a Bit Rude!, Richie gets blackmailed by The Nolans.
Richie and Eddie plan a dinner party to celebrate Richie's 10 years in show business.
After losing the rights of his game show idea to executives, Richie takes advantages of his terminally ill father to get back in the limelight.
Filthy gets Richie a guest spot on TV-am reading celebrity gossip. Eddie and Richie celebrate by going on an all-night bender.
After being put on trial and blacklisted for exposing themselves on TV, the trio start a smear campaign against everyone else in entertainment.
Ralph Filthy
Richard Rich
Edward Catflap
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