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Rab C Nesbitt, Series 10 Episode 2 of 6

Duration: 30 minutes

The recession is biting hard and Mary and Ella find the bottom has fallen out of the cleaning business as their last client reluctantly has to let them go. Meanwhile, Rab and Jamesie find the bottom is falling out of their business, too, as the benefit office also threatens to let them go. The entrepreneurial spirit isn't quite dead, however, even in Govan.

Mary and Ella decide to put their singing talents to good use by forming a new girl band called The Scrubbers. Their first gig at the local pub is a hit, success goes to their heads and soon it's a case of from J cloths to J.Lo and from Marigolds to Maria as the prima donna tantrums kick in.

Meanwhile Rab and Jamesie set themselves up as Hunks for Hire, sexy male cleaners for bored housewives. Thanks to a highly misleading picture in their local advert they both get bookings too.

Success both in showbiz and hunkbiz proves shortlived, however. Rab and Jamesie's contracts both end (for very different reasons!) while Mary and Ella's performance on Govan's Got Talent night is a disaster despite the presence of an international celebrity fan in the audience - Susan Boyle.

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Credits

Rab C Nesbitt
Gregor Fisher
Mary Nesbitt
Elaine C Smith
Jamesie Cotter
Tony Roper
Ella Cotter
Barbara Rafferty
Camille
Cora Bissett
Ms Martens
Leann O'Kasi
Mrs Carroll
Morag Stark
Mick
Barrie Hunter
Arthur
Raymond Mearns
Marshall Gormley
David McNiven
Carly
Carmen Pieraccini
Baz
Jamie Duff
Ramsey
Hugh Ross
Jackie
James Martin
Lesley
Sian Mannifield
Herself
Susan Boyle
Director
Colin Gilbert
Producer
Colin Gilbert
Executive Producer
Rab Christie
Writer
Ian Pattison

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