The Dog House

A lively French bulldog meets drag queen John and his partner Sammy, creating a light‑hearted encounter. Meanwhile, the unluckiest dog on Woodgreen animal charity's books goes on two dates, each offering a chance for a potentially brighter turn of events.

The broadcast is a single episode of a light‑hearted programme that centres on a charismatic French bulldog. It’s presented as a short, self‑contained story rather than a full series, and the focus is on the dog’s encounters with colourful personalities. The tone is upbeat, matching the description of the bulldog as lively, and the episode is framed as a slice‑of‑life vignette. In the main thread, the French bulldog crosses paths with drag queen John and his partner Sammy, creating a playful interaction between the canine and the two performers. At the same time, the episode follows the most unlucky dog listed on the Woodgreen animal charity’s register as it is set up for two separate dates. Both narratives unfold within the same episode, offering a contrast between the bulldog’s lively meeting and the misfortunes of the charity‑bound dog. The two storylines run side by side, linking the world of performance with the everyday realities of animal rescue. By placing the drag queen duo alongside the charity’s “unlucky” canine, the episode highlights how different lives intersect in unexpected ways. The setting at Woodgreen provides a backdrop for the dating escapades, while the bulldog’s encounter with John and Sammy adds a touch of colour and humour to the overall picture.