This is the third episode of the second series of That Mitchell and Webb Look. It is the ninth episode overall. It originally aired March 6th, 2008.[1]
Synopsis[]
Off-beat comedy sketch show starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. A farmer tries to teach his horse French; a robot nearly manages to smell cheese; there's a chance to see the exciting new reality TV show Back to Life, a bit like Big Brother but with re-animated corpses; plus a sensitive documentary about Alan and his nineteen penises. [2]
Sketch List[]
- Working in the Mines
- The Helivets: Hamster
- Lazy Writers: Cricket
- The Surprising Adventures of Sir Digby Chicken Caesar: The Countess
- The Man with 19 Penises
- Advert Song
- Cheesoid
- Back to Life, Back to Reality
- Farmer and Horse: Je m'appelle Horse
- A Cup of Tea for Everyone in Belgium
- Cheesoid: Part II
- Behind the Scenes: Cheese Argument
Sketches[]
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Work in the Mines A new employee has a hell of a lot of mining to do to climb the corporate ladder.
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Helivets: Hamster Recurring: The Helivets try to save a hamster.
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Lazy Writers: Cricket Recurring: The lazy writers present the highly-inaccurate cricket underdog story of the Pisswiddle Steelbatters.
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The Surprising Adventures of Sir Digby Chicken Caesar: The Countess Recurring: Sir Digby and Ginger confront The Countess for conspiring with his nemesis.
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Sensitive Freakshows: The Man With 19 Penises: Recurring: A television programme presents a documentary about a man with 19 penises.
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Advert Song: Two Admen struggle to figure out the proper tunes to advertise television programmes and commercials.
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Cheesoid: Runner: After a soup chef gets fired for losing his sense of smell, he creates a robot to smell food for him, though to limited success.
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Back to Life, Back to Reality: Four improperly-unthawed corpses from the 1940s are thrown into a reality show.
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Farmer and Horse: Je m'appelle Horse Recurring:A farmer struggles to teach his horse French.
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A Cup of Tea for Everyone in Belgium: A self-important comedian talks about his new show's goal of making a cup of tea for everyone in Belgium.
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Cheesoid: Part II Runner: Cheesoid's inability to differentiate cheese and petrol cause some issues.
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Behind the Scenes: Cheese Argument David and Robert get in an argument over how cheese is made.
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