puts his cold beer on his surfboard. Episodes Reception The Digital Fix noted that viewing figures for the show were highest during its first series with Ben Chaplin as the lead actor, and the audience for the subsequent series declined sharply when he was replaced by Neil Stuke. The British Comedy Guide noted in its review of Game On that the series was polarizing due to some controversy over some of the politically incorrect dialogue, situations and gags, but also that the series had high viewing figures, building up an even bigger following after its cancellation. Awards Game On was nominated for Best Comedy (Programme or Series) at the 1997 BAFTAs, along with Absolutely Fabulous and Father Ted; the category was won by Only Fools and Horses. DVD releases All three series of the show are available on DVD. The first series DVD is the only one with any special features, which include Chaplin's best moments as Matthew Malone from the first series and character photo galleries. References External links Game On at Hat Trick Productions Website 1995 British television series debuts 1998 British television series endings 1990s British sitcoms 1990s sex comedy television series Agoraphobia in fiction Battersea BBC television sitcoms British sex comedy television series Casual sex in television English-language television shows Infidelity in television Television shows written by Andrew Davies Television series by Hat Trick Productions Television shows set in London Virginity in television