Ep 2. Episode 2

In this episode of the Irish mockumentary series, Hardy Bucks, set in the rural town of Castletown, we see the continuing misadventures of the eponymous group of slackers.

The episode opens with the lads contemplating their latest scheme - to rob a local casino. However, after a heated discussion, the group decides that the plan is just too risky and that they would be better off finding a new hustle. They settle on a plan to make a viral video involving a local celebrity, a goat, and a skateboard.

Meanwhile, Eddie Durkan, the self-proclaimed leader of the group, is having problems of his own. He's recently become homeless after his girlfriend kicked him out, and he's forced to crash on his friend Buzz's couch. He spends most of his time sponging off his friends and trying to impress girls at the local pub, but his antics often result in embarrassment rather than success.

As the Hardy Bucks begin to film their viral video, they run into trouble when the celebrity they were hoping to feature falls through. They're forced to improvise, and things quickly spiral out of control. The goat they've rented for the video goes missing, and they mistakenly film a scene in the wrong location. The resulting video is a disaster, and the Bucks quickly realize that their dreams of going viral will have to wait.

Later, the group attends a local music festival, where they hope to make some quick cash by selling fake drugs. The plan seems foolproof until they accidentally consume the real thing themselves and spend the rest of the festival tripping out and causing chaos.

As the episode draws to a close, the Hardy Bucks find themselves no closer to their goal of becoming successful entrepreneurs. However, despite their failures, they remain determined to find their way in life and continue to chase their dreams.

Overall, this episode is a hilarious and chaotic ride, as we see the Hardy Bucks stumble from one mishap to the next. With its quirky characters, offbeat humor, and irreverent take on small-town life, it's a must-watch for fans of comedy and mockumentary-style shows.