Walk Britain

In this episode, first aired 30 September 2003, the following sketches:

• Sebastian reviews the PMs bad press after a recent bi-election.
• Vicky's in a pub trying to buy alcoholic drinks for herself and her mates.
• Lou's taken Andy to the seaside and is trying to buy him an ice cream.
• At Kelsey Grammer school a pupil called 'Thorpe' has been moved down a year.
• Kenny Craig is playing Scrabble with his Mum at the hospital.
• The two Black-and-White Minstrels are trying to find accomadation.
• After an informative debate about the fat content of dust, Marjorie introduces the group to her sister Barbara.
• Back at Kelsey Grammer, there's new addition to the class. from the seventeenth century.
• The Pianist stops his performance to check the time Sainsbury's supermarket shuts.
• Daffyd's bored as he believes there's no social activities for gay people. Myfanwy proves him wrong.
• Lou takes Andy to the video shop.
• Emily Howard is renting out a room.
• Sir Bernard Chumley greets an aspiring young actor - Joe.
• Ray McCooney has a very satisfied customer… well he was.
• Kelsey Grammer school has another new boy… here boy! Fetch!
• Dame Sally tries to finish off a book by extending words of quotes by several letters.
• Denver Mills has been booked to promote Hug-a-Leper week.
• World Record Attempters attempt to eat the most hard boiled eggs.

In this episode, first aired 21 October 2003, the following sketches:

• The Prime Minister is having a meeting with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
• ITV have want Dennis Waterman to reprise all his roles from Minder.
• In Darkly Noone, Dr Alban diagnoses Vicky as being eight months pregnant.
• At the Annual Police Federation Dinner, Denver Mills has been booked to give an after-dinner speech.
• Lou's taken Andy to the newsagent to pick out a birthday card for his brother Declan.
• Marjorie bumps into Paul and Meera at the supermarket.
• Ray's got the TV Repair man in and tries to give the most crpyitcal explanation of what happened.
• Dr Lawrence has taken Anne home with him.
• Des Kaye bumps into his former boss Robin Dee and Dicky Bubble.
• Lou and Andy look at holiday destinations, Andy insists he wants to go to Helsinki.
• At Kelsey Grammer school, Mr Cleeves reads out some messages.
• Sandra and Ralph Patterson break into the offices of the Royal Shakespeare company.
• Back at Dr Lawrence's home Anne has some creative uses for egg and tuna sandwiches.
• The pianist stops playing when he realises he's forgotten to set his video recorder to tape Room 101.
• Dame Sally adlibs a plot involving a character reciting the entire Bible.
• Matthew Waterhouse gatecrashes a board room meeting with a trolley full of ideas for breakfast cereals.
• It's Maria's funeral, Lou's being as gentle as he can with Andy.
• In a charity shop a lady is asking the store owners if anyone died in various items of colthing.
• Dr Lawrence and the children are playing outside and Anne's busy throwing objects out of an upstairs window.
• Emily Howard's at the seaside having a hard time convincing various people he's a lady.
• The World Record Attempters exhibit the world's smallest ant.

Based on the highly successful Radio 4 series, Little Britain is a hilarious exploration of the British Isles and its curious inhabitants after a successful pilot earlier this year (2003). The programme travels from the Scottish highlands, through Wales, the tranquil English countryside and the less tranquil council estates of Britain's inner cities, while the narrator (Tom Baker) adds his insightful and eloquent comments for those less familiar with these fair Isles.

Three unique nations interwoven into a rich cultural tapestry, this small island has huge character.

Discover Great Britain - a beautiful land rich in culture and history.

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