Hebburn (TV series) March 2014 it was announced by the BBC that "Hebburn" would not be returning for a third series. The series follows the Pearson family, Joe (Vic Reeves, credited under his real name, Jim Moir) and Pauline (Gina McKee) and their son Jack (Chris Ramsey), who secretly married a middle-class Jewish girl, Sarah (Kimberley Nixon), in a drunken binge in Las Vegas. "Hebburn" was created by comic Jason Cook, inspired by Hebburn in South Tyneside, the town in which he was raised. It was piloted in October 2011 through a live performance as part of the Salford Sitcom Showcase at MediaCityUK.
Vic Reeves Couldn't Say" was included, a track originally sung by characters Mulligan and O’Hare in "The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer". On the 7" release, the bonus track was "At Least We’ve Got Our Guitars", which was the opening song for the last episode of "The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer". In April 2007, the theme to British stop-motion animation "Shaun the Sheep", sung by Reeves, was released as a single. The song reached No. 20 in the UK Singles Chart. In 1990 both Reeves and Mortimer contributed backing vocals to Jools Holland's "Holy Cow" (a Lee Dorsey cover). The track