On Gavin And Stacey What Happened The Fishing trip with Uncle Bren and Jason?

In the second episode of the British comedy series Gavin and Stacey, titled "Barry Island," Uncle Bryn (Rob Brydon) and Jason (Matthew Horne) go on a fishing trip together, but it does not go as planned.

Here's what happens:

Uncle Bryn is initially excited about the fishing trip and believes it will be a great opportunity to bond with Jason and discuss his impending marriage to Stacey. He envisions a relaxing and peaceful day catching fish and enjoying each other's company.

However, things start to go wrong almost immediately. Uncle Bryn's boat, named "The Rusty Venture," is in terrible condition, and it doesn't take long before they encounter mechanical problems. The boat's engine starts malfunctioning, and Uncle Bryn struggles to fix it.

As they try to get the boat working again, Jason becomes increasingly frustrated. He is not interested in fishing and only went on the trip to appease Uncle Bryn. He complains about the uncomfortable conditions, the lack of fish, and Uncle Bryn's constant chatter.

The tension between Uncle Bryn and Jason escalates, and they begin arguing. Uncle Bryn feels that Jason is ungrateful and doesn't appreciate the effort he has put into the trip. Jason, on the other hand, feels that Uncle Bryn is taking him for granted and doesn't respect his time.

In the midst of their argument, a sudden storm hits, worsening the situation. The waves become rough, and the boat starts to take on water. Uncle Bryn and Jason panic, and they realize they are in real danger.

They desperately try to navigate the boat back to shore, but the storm is too strong. They end up shipwrecked on a nearby island, where they are stranded until someone can rescue them.

The fishing trip turns out to be a complete disaster, and Uncle Bryn's hopes of a bonding experience with Jason are dashed. Despite the challenges, the episode also highlights the strong friendship between Gavin and Stacey, who stay optimistic and supportive throughout the ordeal.