Editing Mark Corrigan (section)

==== Beliefs ====
Mark's political stance is somewhat unclear. He is a socially conservative individual who critiques political correctness and feels uneasy about drug culture and open discussions about sexuality. He supports the idea of "consumer capitalism." In the second series, he suggests a fondness for Tony Blair, but by the fourth series, he is doubtful about the 2003 invasion of Iraq. By the fifth series, he comments that "nobody wanted New Labour" and shows admiration for Liberal Democrat Paddy Ashdown.

Despite often criticizing religious believers, he has been observed praying during moments of extreme distress.

A recurring joke is Mark's habit of thinking that each woman he dates is "the one," only to later find out he has no true feelings for her. This is particularly noticeable in Series 5, where he describes almost every love interest (most of whom appear for only one episode) as "the one." Mark also tends to believe that minor details and objects will either ruin or enhance his life. Another running joke is his tendency to use relationships with women as a means to get back at others or to convince himself that he can maintain a relationship. It is not clear who is older between him and Jeremy, as no details about their ages or birthdates are provided