This is the first episode of the third series of That Mitchell and Webb Look. It is the thirteenth episode overall. It originally aired June 11th, 2009. [1]
Synopsis[]
Comedy sketch show starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb.
There's a chance to see the world's least successful replacement for the doorbell, a game show from after the apocalypse, and Queen Victoria's unusual objection to a tree. Plus Santa's ne'er-do-well brother Russ returns to the North Pole.[2]
Sketch List[]
- Poirot (Evil Voice)
- Jan Hankl's Flank Pat System
- The Apprentice
- The Quiz Broadcast
- Brain Surgeon
- Behind the Scenes: Action Figures
- The Policemen: Police Brutality
- Get Me Hennimore: Lazy Susan
- Linden Trees
- Behind the Scenes: Dog Cannon
- Is British Television Dumbing Down?
- Lazy Writers: Undercover Secret Spies
- Russ Claus
Sketches[]
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Poirot (Evil Voice) Poirot ousts a murderous woman on the basis of her evil voice.
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Jan Hankl's Flank Pat System Jan Hankl introduces his patented flank pat system for finding books on shelves.
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The Apprentice Two TV producers discuss how to improve The Apprentice. The answer: real idiots.
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The Quiz Broadcast Recurring: A post-apocalyptic quiz show has trouble with its frenetic contestants.
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Brain Surgeon A bragadocious brain surgeon meets his match.
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Behind the Scenes: Action Figures David and Robert get their own action figures, though Robert isn't too impressed with his portrayal.
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The Policemen: Police Brutality Recurring: A police offer vehemently denounces his hatred for a community support officer.
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Get Me Hennimore: Lazy Susan Recurring: Hennimore needs to make sure that his boss' golfing friend, Jacques, doesn't touch his alcohol cabinet, incoveniently disguised as a set of Edwardian golf clubs. Hilarity ensues.
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Linden Trees Queen Victoria makes a startling remark about a certain smell to the Prime Minister.
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Behind the Scenes: Dog Cannon Robert struggles to sell David on his idea of rendering the doorbell obsolete through dogs fired through cannons.
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Is British Television Dumbing Down? Blackout: The host of Hard News asks the serious questions.
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Lazy Writers: Undercover Secret Spies Recurring: The lazy writers, unable to properly research a spy drama but inspired by Octopussy, create one regardless.
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Russ Claus Drama unfolds at the North Pole as Russ Claus goes to Santa asking for money.
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