Living with a legend from British telly could be brilliant, or an absolute nightmare. Rank these iconic characters from ideal flatmate to run-for-the-hills.
Put the items in your preferred order.
Del Boy Trotter
Endless schemes, dodgy cocktails, and a Reliant Regal parked outside. You'd never be bored, but your kitchen might fill with knock-off gear.
Mark Corrigan
Neat, employed, and painfully anxious about council tax bands. He'd pay rent on time but judge your every takeaway order silently.

Patsy Stone
Chaos in a chignon, with a champagne flute permanently attached to her hand. Expect fashion week gossip and a permanently empty fridge.

Smithy
Loud, loyal, and always up for a curry night in Billericay. He'd hog the telly during football but bring proper mates round.

Alan Partridge
Passive-aggressive Post-it notes, Toblerone hidden in the cupboard, and unsolicited opinions on your driving. A cringeworthy but strangely reliable presence.
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