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The Best Episodes of The League of Gentlemen Season 1

Every episode of The League of Gentlemen Season 1 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of The League of Gentlemen Season 1!

The League of Gentlemen is a British comedy television series that premiered on BBC Two in 1999. The show is set in Royston Vasey, a...
Genre:Comedy
Network:BBC Two

Season 1 Ratings Summary

"Welcome To Royston Vasey" is the best rated episode of "The League of Gentlemen" season 1. It scored 7.9/10 based on 322 votes. Directed by Steve Bendelack and written by Mark Gatiss, it aired on 1/11/1999. This episode is rated 0.2 points higher than the second-best, "The Road To Royston Vasey".

  • Welcome To Royston Vasey
    7.9/10322 votes

    #1 - Welcome To Royston Vasey

    Season 1 Episode 1 - Aired 1/11/1999

    Ben struggles to take in Auntie Val and Uncle Harvey’s incomprehensible house rules, while Martin poses a threat to the precious things in Tubbs and Edward’s Local Shop. At the local job center, Pauline is furious when someone lands an interview without her help. Taxi driver Babs makes middling progress through her sex change.

    Director: Steve Bendelack

    Writer: Mark Gatiss

  • The Road To Royston Vasey
    8.1/10264 votes

    #2 - The Road To Royston Vasey

    Season 1 Episode 2 - Aired 1/18/1999

    Royston Vasey's new road is under construction: good news for all the town's inhabitants except Tubbs and Edward won't this bring strangers to the town? Judee is off to Antigua for a luxury holiday; Pauline is holding a workshop in selling the Big Issue (a newspaper for the homeless), and Ben is trying to use the telephone at the Dentons. We meet butcher Hillary Briss, Henry and Ally, the video-viewers and Reverend Bernice, Royston Vasey's outspoken lady vicar.

    Director: Steve Bendelack

    Writer: Mark Gatiss

  • Nightmare in Royston Vasey
    8.3/10243 votes

    #3 - Nightmare in Royston Vasey

    Season 1 Episode 3 - Aired 1/25/1999

    An employee working on the new road stumbles into the lair of Edward and Tubbs, breakfast at the Denton's is not what Benjamin was expecting, and a tortoise has an unfortunate encounter with Dr. Chinnery.

    Director: Steve Bendelack

    Writer: Mark Gatiss

  • The Beast of Royston Vasey
    8.4/10239 votes

    #4 - The Beast of Royston Vasey

    Season 1 Episode 4 - Aired 2/1/1999

    Chinnery examines the so-called "beast", but has he correctly identified it? Also, the Legz Akimbo Theatre Company arrives to perform a play at the local school.

    Director: Steve Bendelack

    Writer: Mark Gatiss

  • Love Comes To Royston Vasey
    8.1/10230 votes

    #5 - Love Comes To Royston Vasey

    Season 1 Episode 5 - Aired 2/8/1999

    Ben tries to escape from the Dentons. Henry and Ally go to the wrong film but try to make the best of it. Geoff gives a very truthful and upsetting speech at Mike's wedding.

    Director: Steve Bendelack

    Writer: Mark Gatiss

  • Escape From Royston Vasey
    8.4/10227 votes

    #6 - Escape From Royston Vasey

    Season 1 Episode 6 - Aired 2/15/1999

    - Tubbs & Edward's son David returns. Tubbs is thrilled, but Edward is resentful of his son-especially when he reveals he is responsible for the construction of ""newroad""! - Ben leaves Royston Vasey, taking with him a gift from the Dentons: an itemised bill covering expences incurred during his stay (phone calls, use of toilet tissue, etc). - Ross Reveals that he is really an employee for the Social Services. He has Pauline sacked, forcing her to hand over her pens! - Edward and David have a little chat. Facing away from Tubbs, he tells her that he no longer wants to build the road. Turning around to reveal his pig-nose, he declares ""I want to live locally"". Tubbs deserts David and Edward and leaves the shop. - Ben approaches Tubbs out on the moors, asking if she is local. Tubbs replies ""Yes, I am"", and they both head to the shop. Ben tells Tubbs that his friend who went missing had a pair of shoes just like hers. The credits roll...

    Director: Steve Bendelack

    Writer: Mark Gatiss