Brother–Sister Team: Stath and Sophie seem to spend most of their time together – they both work for their father, frequently hang out and even go out on double dates.British Brevity: The first three seasons consist of only six episodes each."He thinks he's the greatest thing since life's bread!"."You're going to tell me who I give my shits to now, Carole?".Blunt Metaphors Trauma: Vasos emigrated from Cyprus to the UK, and Stath admitted he didn't learn English until he was 14, which leads them both to frequently mangle metaphors:.Beware the Nice Ones: The genuinely kind Al often tries to contain his mounting irritation and frustration, which makes it all the more shocking when he does erupt in a brief, angry outburst.On December 15, 2020, Fox announced it was developing an American adaptation, Bren Rents. Stath Lets Flats premiered on Channel 4 on June 27, 2018, and Seasons 1-3 are available to stream on HBO Max. The episodes revolve around Stath's ham-fisted, dogged attempts to become the manager at Michael and Eagle, as he alienates potential clients during viewings, accidentally wrecks the flats – which aren't in great shape to begin with – and feuds with Smethwick's, the rival letting agency next door.
Stath's co-workers include his airhead sister Sophie, the soft-spoken, friendly Al and the career-oriented Carole. Stath Lets Flats is a Channel 4 Brit Com created and written by Jamie Demetriou, who also stars at Stath, a comically inept English-Cypriot agent who works at Michael and Eagle, a London flat letting company – that's apartment leasing, for you Yanks – owned and operated by his father, Vasos.
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