This is the sixth episode of the second series of That Mitchell and Webb Look. It is the twelfth episode overall. It originally aired March 27th, 2008.[1]
Synopsis[]
Off-beat comedy sketch show starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. An actor gets naked for the sake of his art. A horse has a birthday, but won't try the cake. There's a sexy scarecrow and a maths-crazed robot trying to take over the world. Why has the UN decided unanimously to declare war on Bill Oddie?[2]
Sketch List[]
- The Identity Killer
- Helivets: Goldfish
- Scarecrow
- The Identity Killer: Part II
- The Bath Scene
- The War on Bill Oddie
- The Bath Scene: Part II
- Farmer and Horse: Birthday
- Colin and Ray: Football
- Boot Sale: Holy Grail
- Behind the Scenes: David's Wig
- The History of Numberwang!
Sketches[]
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The Identity Killer Runner: The police have trouble dealing with a criminal in spite of the frequency with which he reveals his identity.
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Helivets: Goldfish Recurring: The Helivets try to save a goldfish.
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Scarecrow A man struggles to compete with an enchanted scarecrow on a dinner date.
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The Identity Killer: Part II Runner: Even with the killer in the room, the police can't seem to put the pieces together.
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The Bath Scene Runner: A director discusses a film's nudity while an actor searches for reassurance.
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The War on Bill Oddie Tired of the war on terrorism, the UN declares a war on Bill Oddie to bring the world together towards a more achievable cause.
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The Bath Scene: Part II Runner: The director runs through several drastic changes to shooting his film.
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Farmer and Horse: Birthday Recurring: A farmer tries to get his horse to give a speech for his birthday.
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Colin and Ray: Football Recurring: Ray gets in a fight with Colin about the concept of using "we" to describe his relationship to his hometeam.
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Boot Sale: Holy Grail Recurring: A man discovers the Holy Grail at a boot sale.
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Behind the Scenes: David's Wig David wants to make sure nobody knows that he's actually bald.
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The History of Numberwang! Recurring: Sir Kim Bassinger walks us through the comprehensive history of Numberwang!, featuring Colosson, the Numberwang-computing robot.
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