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Brassic on SBS Viceland and SBS on Demand S7E1 and S7E2 – After seven hilarious seasons, Joseph Gilgun’s rowdy gang gets an unmissable send-off, as Vinnie and the crew face their biggest challenge yet.

When a new gang muscles in on his turf, Vinnie (Joseph Gilgun) reunites the crew, takes on a classic Bishops job, and reminds Hawley who’s boss. Mrs Bishop is getting married, and nothing will get in the way of her perfect day – except for Mr Bishop. Vinnie is trying to lay low, until a new gang headed up by Farmer Jim’s estranged daughter starts stepping on his toes. Vinnie reunites the crew to deal with The Bishops and prove who really runs Hawley.

Season Seven: Episode One – The Bishops

When a new gang muscles in on his turf, Vinnie reunites the crew, takes on a classic Bishops job, and reminds Hawley who’s boss.

Season Seven: Episode Two – Germany

Tommo heads to Germany to impress Hans’ family — but things go off the rails when Farmer Jim shows up with his own outrageous agenda.

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Brassic on SBS Viceland and SBS on Demand – Season Premiere / Thursday 12 February at 10.05pm (6 Parts)

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Brassic on SBS Viceland and SBS on Demand S7E1 and S7E2

Brassic on SBS Viceland and SBS on Demand S7E1 and S7E2
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