Moss and the German

Moss tries to liven up his life by enrolling in a German cookery course. It turns out that the German is actually a cannibal seeking someone willing to be eaten (a parody of the Armin Meiwes incident) and the advertisement contained some fairly important translation errors. Meanwhile, Roy is trying to watch a pirated DVD from South Korea (Note: The title of the movie on the DVD cover, ??? ??? ?? is the movie Shaun of the Dead), and after a couple of failed attempts volunteers to be the German cannibal’s next meal in order to watch it on his impressively large home entertainment system. In a separate sub-plot, Jen, now a smoker again, finds the company smoking area reminiscent to the atmosphere of a Communist regime (in a parody of bleak and melodramatic Dr Zhivago-style films).