29min - Stephen and Hugh write each other a song to sum up what's been going on since the first season. Stephen takes up dancercise and a man tries to prove he's only a little mad.
30min - The duo demonstrate how to deal with trick or treaters before becoming rather excited at the idea of having to improvise their final sketch after losing it in a backgammon game.
29min - Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie revisit some of our favourite sketches in this episode, including the jewellery store where Hugh Laurie becomes rather exasperated.
29min - More laughter with Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry, including a skit on dinner party conversation, and a sketch where a hardman is needed for a very special assignment.
29min - Stephen attempts to come up with a slogan of not more than ten words explaining why the Queen is marvellous and Paul Eddington guest-stars in a sketch set in a restaurant.
29min - Stephen and Hugh engage in some modestly unreasonable raging before Hugh has his untimely obituary read. Elsewhere, a spy is fired because the Cold War is over.
Fry's trademark wordplay is suited to the intended 30-minute format...
Life in Pieces
Shrinking
Overcompensating
Parks and Recreation
Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage
Shifting Gears
The Middle
Modern Family
Superstore
Extras
Adults
Running Point
Schitt's Creek
Man with a Plan
The IT Crowd
The Politician
Modern Love
Dollface
American Housewife
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Hot Package
Laid
Alexa & Katie
Welcome to Flatch
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