Episode
Jam: Jam 4: arrested for copying dogs
Overview
A doctor takes up phone sex to raise money for a young girl with cancer, Mr. Ventham's chin is a bit hot, a six-year-old girl helps a man get rid of a dead body, and a couple whose baby was miscarried is given the gift of a small coffin by their neighbour.
Details
- Series
- Jam
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 4
- Air date
- 2000-04-13
Episode context
Jam 4: arrested for copying dogs is Episode 4 in Season 1 of Jam. It aired on 2000-04-13.
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