Jack and Dean of All Trades

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Jack and Dean of All Trades, [1] often shortened to JADOAT, is a television series following two friends who resign from the bank and become temps, taking on a variety of different jobs which all end badly. [2] [3] [4] [5] The first episode released in 2016. The series has 2 seasons and 12 episodes fully released on Fullscreen [6] [7] as of April 2017. The two creators, Jack Howard [8] and Dean Dobbs, [9] have a YouTube channel, [10] in which they make comedy sketches that often end on a darker note. Both also have their own individual channels. It has been confirmed by Jack that there will not be a third season of JADOAT. However, Jack and Dean were able to reclaim the rights to release the two seasons of the show on their YouTube channel, broadcast through December 2018. This run ended with the premiere of an exclusive final episode on Christmas Day, wrapping up the show without the need for a third season.

Contents

Episodes

SeasonEpisode NumberEpisode NameRelease Date
11Baking Bad [10] 18 June 2016
2Those Who Paint28 June 2016
3Dad Men5 July 2016
4Pour & Order5 July 2016
5The Lying Dead12 July 2016
6The Bank Job12 July 2016
21Lifeguards16 March 2017
2Library16 March 2017
3Karaoke23 March 2017
4Costumes30 March 2017
5Prison6 April 2017
6Van13 April 2017
Special1The End25 December 2018

Episode 1x1, Baking Bad, was released on Jack & Dean's YouTube channel, [10] on 24 June 2016, [11] and episode 1x3, Dad Men, was uploaded to their channel, on 21 April 2017. [12] Lifeguards, which is the first episode of season 2, was also uploaded to the channel on 16 March 2017. [13]

In December 2018, following the closure of Fullscreen's on demand video services, all 13 episode of the series were uploaded to the JackAndDean YouTube channel.

Cast and crew

Series cast

Awards and nominations

2015

Nominated

Streamy Award

Best International Series

2016

Nominated

Streamy Award

Best ActorBest Direction
Dean Dobbs [14] [15] Jack Howard [14] [15]
Matt Holt [14] [15]

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