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Men Behaving Badly talk." "Men Behaving Badly" boosted the acting careers of all four of the main cast. The final episode in 1998 drew 13.9 million viewers. The show was criticized by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents for its portrayal of a "lad's culture of boozing and irresponsibility". A companion guide to the show "The A-Z of Behaving Badly" was released on 1 November 1995. It features many handy tips from Gary and Tony and was written by Simon Nye. On 27 July 2000, two audio compilations were released featuring 8 shows from series 3-4. A script book entitled The