Boon

The Rangers are hired to supervise an ex‑convict and keep him out of trouble, but Ken quickly realises his services are redundant, rendering his role unnecessary. The comedy‑drama programme stars Michael Elphick and David Daker, and blends humour with tension.

is a comedy‑drama series presented as a single episode. The programme falls under the “episode” genre and is billed as a blend of humour and drama, offering a light‑hearted take on a rather ordinary premise. The story centres on a pair of Rangers who are contracted to keep an ex‑convict out of further mischief. Their job is to act as a sort of watchdog, ensuring the former offender stays on the straight and narrow. As the plot unfolds, one of the Rangers, Ken, begins to feel that his role has become unnecessary, questioning the value of his involvement. The episode features Michael Elphick and David Daker in the leading roles, bringing their seasoned performances to the comedic‑drama mix. Their interactions help to underline the absurdity of the situation, while also highlighting the everyday challenges of trying to manage someone’s behaviour. Overall, the programme delivers a concise, witty narrative about duty, redundancy and the quirks of trying to keep an ex‑con in check, all wrapped up in a brief but entertaining format.