Clocking Off - Season 3 Episode 8 Mack's Story
Mack has never exactly been a bundle of laughs but over the last few months, his bitter disappointment with life has been increasing, day-by-day. Is the factory with its big pressures and small triumphs, all there is? As crisis point looms, Mack needs to carve himself a future that makes him happy. On the surface, things seem surprisingly good. Mackintosh is on the brink of the most lucrative deal ever and despite his disillusion, Mack is still a sucker for the pull of success, big money. He's also got a nice looking woman on his arm, Miranda (Katie Carmichael). She's a posh girl, bit of a b. but classy. Makes him feel good. She's too quick to hear wedding bells, but that can always be dealt with later. Then Eddie (Craig Kelly) turns up, Mack's good-for-not-very-much brother. Eddie was the one with the brains, the brilliant future, all of which he wasted. He's become a drifter, full of vaguely formed plans, none of which come to fruition. Whilst Eddie has always envied the fact that
- Title: Clocking Off
- Year: 2003
- Genre: Drama
- Country: United Kingdom
- Studio: BBC One
- Director: Paul Abbott
- Cast: David Morrissey, Philip Glenister, Jason Merrells, Siobhan Finneran, Nicola Stephenson, Ben Crompton
- Crew: Daniel Brocklehurst (Writer), Richard Zajdlic (Writer), Jan McVerry (Writer), Nicola Shindler (Executive Producer), Ann Harrison-Baxter (Producer), Juliet Charlesworth (Producer)
- Keyword: factory worker, factory, northern england, working class
- Runtime: 55 minutes
- IMDb: 7.40 / 10 by 7 users
- Popularity: 16.991
- First Air Date: Jan 23, 2000
- Last Air date: Apr 06, 2003
- Season: 4 Season
- Episode: 27 Episode
- Language: English
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