the second episode, "drugs", has been described by professor michael gossop as illustrative of the ease in which anti-drug hysteria can be evoked in the united kingdom. in the opening scene of this episode, a voiceover tells viewers that there are so many drugs on the streets of britain that "not even the dealers know them all". an undercover reporter (morris) asks a purportedly real-life drug dealer in london for various fictitious drugs, including "triple sod", "yellow bentines" and "clarky cat", leaving the dealer puzzled and increasingly irritated until he tells the reporter to leave. he also explains that possession of drugs without physical contact and the exchange of drugs through a mandrill are perfectly legal in english law.