TV Series2002 · MTV (UK) · Ended · 20 min
This is the story of three mates from the Welsh valleys and one warped Southener. They met through a mutual love of skateboarding and are bound by a complete disregard for their own personal safety. Their juvenile behaviour leads them into ridiculous circumstances as they constantly strive to achieve their next hit of twisted humour. This is Dirty Sanchez.
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