
Budgie — Season 1
Ronald "Budgie" Bird emerged from prison recently, finding himself unexpectedly employed as a caretaker for Charity, one of Charlie Endell's dancers. While in Charity's charge, Budgie and his Irish companion Grogan inadvertently pilfer a va…
Luck has smiled upon Budgie; he's secured a prime location – a flat right in the heart of Soho, all his own, for a full six weeks. Yet, the question lingers: what favor is Charlie bestowing upon him, and what designs does Hazel’s mother har…
Budgie is contemplating something significant, a shift in routine for him in Watford. It signifies a return to domesticity, a reunion with his wife, Jean. And though he knows it, he’s certain of a warm reception awaiting him.
At the Grandee Hotel on the North Orbital Road, Budgie hopes to secure a crucial business agreement during an evening of purported luxury. The setting includes Spanish delicacies and wine from esteemed vineyards, a carefully curated display…
Budgie has struck it rich – an astonishing turn of events. It’s undeniably true. Yet, the question remains: how did he achieve this fortune, and, more pressingly, how will he preserve it?
Budgie now works at Charlie Endell's bookshop, diligently saving for a much-needed holiday. However, Hazel’s predicament sets in motion a chain of events that unexpectedly draws Budgie back to his former school and into a complicated situat…
“A man’s truest friend is his own,” they often say, particularly when facing hardship. But for Budgie, associating with Maguire seemed to invite not just trouble, but an avalanche of it – five hundred troubles, to be precise.
Budgie operates within the agricultural sector, though his focus lies not on livestock or aviculture. His only "birds" are people.
Budgie received an offer to join a criminal enterprise, a plan involving a bank robbery. However, the authorities were already aware of their intentions. Instead of the bank, though, the target of their operation became Charlie Endell’s sex…
Budgie faced difficulties at home, largely stemming from his father. He himself described the concept of a father as a man who shirked responsibility and attempted to extract money from him.
Vi, Budgie’s sister, harbors a desire to marry Tony, and Budgie assures her he will make it happen. However, two obstacles stand in their way: securing Tony's presence at the ceremony, and the inconvenient presence of Zip, the “paying guest…
As was his habit, Budgie evaded the authorities and found himself encountering Janey and Denzil, a most peculiar pair. Soon, he was drawn into the vibrant, bustling realm of show business. Yet, he soon discovered that even amidst the bright…
For Charlie Endell's birthday, Budgie offered a gift, though Charlie expressed his thanks in a most unusual fashion. The gesture, peculiar as it was, unexpectedly brought Budgie back into the circle of his former companions.


