party go wrong and ends with the house being trashed. Despite his frequent declarations of hatred towards his parents, Kevin ends up crying whilst his long-suffering mother gives him a much-needed hug. Aside from playing video games, Kevin's one aim in life is to lose his virginity, or at least to prove that he has a girlfriend. From boasting about the (imagined) joys of sex to placing the nozzle of a vacuum cleaner to his neck to look as though he has received a love bite, he is determined to prove that he has "done it". He eventually does lose his virginity during a drunken party in the final episode of Harry Enfield and Chums. The following morning, he wakes up transformed into a nice, polite and helpful young man. This is however later revealed to be a dream by his mother in the first of the two Christmas specials, with Kevin still behaving as before. Kevin and Perry both eventually lose their virginity in Ibiza in Kevin & Perry Go Large. Reception Early in his career Andy Murray was sometimes called Kevin the Teenager due to his bad-tempered on-court demeanour and occasionally surly attitude in interviews. Kevin's parents In both series of Harry Enfield's Television Programme, when Kevin was "Little Brother", his mother was played by Caroline Quentin and his father was played by Martyn Whitby. As a teenager, Kevin's mother (named Sheila in one of the earlier sketches) was played by Louisa Rix in both series of Harry Enfield and Chums and in Kevin & Perry Go Large. Kevin's father, named Dave in one of the earlier sketches, and later Frank as well as Rick or Ray in the film, has been played by three actors: Duncan Preston in Harry Enfield and Chums first series, 1994 Stephen Moore in Harry Enfield and Chums - Moore replaced Preston in the second series, 1997. James Fleet in Kevin & Perry Go Large. Fleet had previously played one of Kevin's teachers in a sketch from series 2 of Harry Enfield and Chums set at a parents evening. References Comedy television characters British sitcom characters Male characters in television Child characters in television Television characters introduced in 1990 Harry Enfield