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Comedy · 2018

Stath Lets Flats

A shambolic lettings agent keeps his job only because his dad owns the north-London agency.

Starring Jamie Demetriou· Natasia Demetriou· Christos Stergioglou
Overview

Jamie Demetriou's Stath is an English-Cypriot man-child who still lives with dad Vasos and sister Sophie, knocking over 'To Let' boards while rival Carole actually sells flats. Across three series and eighteen episodes, Channel 4 let the chaos breathe at 24 minutes a pop, allowing Demetriou and co-writer Robert Popper to turn every viewing into a small disaster: keys dropped down drains, tenants locked inside ovens, a musical finale staged in a warehouse that smells of chips.

The casting is pure family business. Jamie's real sister Natasia Demetriou plays Sophie, forever auditioning for parts she never gets, while Katy Wix's deadpan Carole steals scenes by simply checking her nails. Alex Beckett shot his scenes as weaselly senior agent Marcus before his death in 2018; the series carries a quiet dedication to him in the closing credits.

Critics called it "classic, unmistakably British, humour" and the BAFTAs agreed: the show took Best Scripted Comedy in 2020 and Jamie Demetriou pocketed Best Male Comedy Performance twice. An American remake, Bren Rents, was announced by Fox in 2020 but never materialised; Demetriou ruled out a fourth series in 2022, though the cast reunited for a Comic Relief sketch the following year.

Production Details

Channel 4 / 3 Seasons / 18 Episodes / 2018

Created by: Jamie Demetriou

Showrunner(s): Ash Atalla, Fiona McDermott, John Petrie

Writer(s): Jamie Demetriou

Producer(s): Seb Barwell

Cinematography: Will Hanke, Craig Dean Devine

Music: Erran Baron Cohen

Main Cast

Jamie Demetriou as Stath Charalambos

Natasia Demetriou as Sophie Charalambos

Christos Stergioglou as Vasos Charalambos

Katy Wix as Carole

Al Roberts as Al

Ellie White as Katia

Tom Stourton as Robbie

David Mumeni as Cem

Dustin Demri-Burns as Julian

Nick Mohammed as Anthony Stappan

Haruka Abe as Tomoko

Kiell Smith-Bynoe as Dean

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