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Alice, Jay, Sketch and Glen set up their pop-up shop in the sunny Mediterranean for the summer season to tackle holidaymakers' legendary tattoo disasters.
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Episode 1
Alice, Jay, Sketch and Glen set up their pop-up shop in the sunny Mediterranean for the summer season to tackle holidaymakers' legendary tattoo disasters.
It's the return of Tattoo Fixers on Holiday. Alice, Jay, Sketch and new boy Glen have jetted back to the sunny Med to right the wrongful inkings of Brits abroad. Sketch is helping Bobby erase his rather uncouth cartoon character, Alice takes on Dom's Ooosh on his Toosh, while Jay strips Clair of an awful ex tatt. Meanwhile, newcomer Glen has double trouble with the Tuckfield brothers and their filthy family motto. Also popping into the studio is Arron with his shameful skiing tatt, and Rachel, who wants to revamp her memorial tattoo in honour of her late brother Ryan.
The Tattoo Fixers have set up shop in the sunny Mediterranean and are determined to vanquish the nation's most horrific holiday tatts. This week, Alice helps Jack rid himself of a tattoo that reminds him of a romance he'd rather forget, Glen licks Gabriela's tatt into shape, and Sketch covers Eileen's saucy self-portrait. Kurt gets divorced from his mysterious marriage inking, Frazer covers his cheesy chat-up line, and Aimee obtains an awesome original.
This week, the pop-up parlour in the sun gets a visit from Peter, who needs assistance to fix his shocking cock-up. Glen is helping family man Kieran clean away a reminder of a holiday conquest, while Alice meets Jenny, who aims to get a very special tribute to her organ donor. Also popping into the studio are Lise, who wants rid of a tattoo in honour of her snakey ex, gold-medal-winning Simon, whose power-lifting image needs a reboot, and Olivia, who is keen to get her rubbish writing erased.
This week at the pop-up parlour in the sun, Glen meets Jack, who has said yes to one too many drunken tattoos, while Sketch helps Dylan get rid of a reminder of his past. Alice meets Mhegan, whose whole career took a nosedive after one night in Magaluf. Jay creates a very special portrait for Julie in memory of her late daughter. Meanwhile, Sketch assists Michelle in putting an end to her well-kept secret and Glen meets Joel, who wants rid of a cringey tattoo paying tribute to his favourite band.
Sketch is giving noughties boy band member Ollie a musically inspired tattoo. Alice helps Jodie snap back from a bad decision, while Sketch transforms Zoe's tattoo into something more fashionable. Meanwhile, Glen gives Dave's silly shot glass a spiritual awakening, and brave Alice opts for a symbolic design.
This week, the pop-up tattoo parlour in the sun gets a visit from Wez, who needs help hiding his hideous Kardashian catastrophe, while Alice gives Lana's silly emoji a facelift and Glen sorts out Joey's truly offensive nipple tattoo. Sketch erases Martina's mistake for the third time, Glen builds bridges between a mother and son, while Jay gives mum Tanya a moving tribute to her brave family.
The Tattoo Fixers continue to take the sunny Med by storm and carry on covering the nation's holiday inking catastrophes. Glen helps Mandy rid herself of a couple of rampant rabbits, Jay gives superfan Rebecca a perfect portrait, Alice covers Helen's cupcake, and Sketch tackles Aaron's very private tatt. Meanwhile, Kasper is suffering with some sub-standard spiritual ink, and Stephen's got a very puzzling problem on his knee.
In the last episode of the series, the tattoo fixers open their doors to Lee, who had a naughty encounter while naked in Magaluf that is stopping him from tying the knot; Bex, whose stinker of a cat tatt has left her feeling unloved; and surrogate mum Vickie, who wants something to represent her extended family. Meanwhile, Sketch takes on Dylan and his disrespectful holiday tattoo that he got in the name of banter. Alice helps out Nikki, whose poor husband Curt has been mistakenly mugged off by her rather unfortunate tattoo fail. And Glen creates an elegant design for Emma, who has won a brave battle with anorexia.
