This is the first episode of the second series of That Mitchell and Webb Look. It is the seventh episode overall. It originally aired February 21st, 2008.[1]
Synopsis[]
Comedy sketch show starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. There's a chance to learn the ancient art of padlock folding or Padlockigami. A man gets a little too excited about football. There's a staffing problem in an innuendo-ridden 70s hospital. Sir Digby Chicken Caesar goes on another rip-roaring adventure. And some stone-age technophobes are sceptical about bronze.[2]
Sketch List[]
- Helivets: Dog
- Racist War Reenactment
- Bawdy 1970's Hospital
- Padlockigami
- Football
- Film Director
- The Surprising Adventures of Sir Digby Chicken Caesar: Birthday Party
- Bronze Orientation Day
- Sensitive Freakshows: The Boy with an Arse for a Face
- Behind the Scenes: That Mitchell and Webb Look Garden
- The Numberwang Code
- Behind the Scenes: That Mitchell and Webb Look Garden: Part II
- Extreme Negative Feedback
Sketches[]
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Helivets: Dog Recurring: The Helivets try to save a dog.
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Racist War Reenactment A war reenactor is tired of the same old reenactment, but the newest proposition might not be in the best taste.
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Bawdy 1970s Hospital Dr. Asquith can't quite get the hang of innuendo.
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Padlockigami A Welsch padlock folder shows how to turn a padlock into a swan.
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Football Watch the football! Watch it! Watch it, it's gonna move!
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Film Director A director presents films with an astonishing sense of reality.
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The Surprising Adventures of Sir Digby Chicken Caesar: Birthday Recurring: Sir Digby and Ginger flee through the fairgrounds and infiltrate a children's birthday party.
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Bronze Orientation Day A Stone Age chipper and tier are introduced to bronze, but the chipper isn't too sure how to feel about the new innovation.
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Sensitive Freakshows: The Boy with an Arse for a Face A documentary presents Kevin Armstrong, a boy with a very peculiar issue.
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Behind the Scenes: That Mitchell and Webb Look Garden Runner: Robert and David discuss how every show, not just Blue Peter, has a secret garden.
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The Numberwang Code Recurring: From the creators of Numberwang! comes The Numberwang Code, a gritty new take on The Da Vinci Code.
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Behind the Scenes: That Mitchell and Webb Look Garden: Part II Runner: David and Robert check out the show's real garden.
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Extreme Negative Feedback An executive employs a man to provide extreme negative feedback to assess a worker's ability to deal with stressful situations.
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