Zen Motoring

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Comedy: Character

The series journeys with Ogmios as he travels in his car across the streets of London.

Enter a happy place of meditation, ultra-considerate driving and fearless scooter boys. Battle rapper and chilled-out ASMR star Ogmios finds unexpected delights from his car.

Series 1

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Ivan Battaliero-Owen

Oliver Callan

Adam 'Shuffle T' Woollard

Alice Vilanculo

James Cotter

David Abramsky

Ainsley Cannon

Iain Wimbush

Rumpus Media

Zen Motoring: Series 1: Night Shift

Night Shift

BBC Three - Zen Motoring, Series 1, Night Shift

Ogmios loses his grip on reality in the dark underbelly of Shoreditch.

Everything is odder at night. In the dark underbelly of Shoreditch, Ogmios loses his grip and transients into a dream.

Ogmios takes on the dark world of Shoreditch at night, becoming an uber driver, ferrying the night’s revellers around the streets. Different passengers bring their different problems, offloading on the ever-zen Ogmios. 
 
He regrets picking up a customer with a lowly 4.1-star rating, and his premonitions come true, as he loses his grip and transients into a dream. Rival rapper Animus pings as his next passenger, and Ogmios can’t cancel the ride in time. 
 
Climbing into the backseat, Animus launches into a battle, ripping apart his car and its environmental creds. Ogmios struggles to hit back, and the night slides away from him. The night shift is over, but is his rap career?

Zen Motoring: Series 1

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A meditative take on the world, the series follows Ogmios as he travels in his car across the streets of London. It mixes comedy, philosophy, music, observations and ASMR.

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