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Off-the-wall sketches, new characters and the return of a few old favourites as Robert Webb and David Mitchell return for another series of the BAFTA-award winning comedy.
This third series includes the accident prone adventures of Hennimore; a TV quiz show from after the end of civilisation; the real purpose of the Giant Death Ray; Russ Claus, Santa's troubled brother; an inventor too far ahead of his time; and the secret space cult of Vectron. You’ll find the return of drunken super-sleuth Sir Digby Chicken Caesar; more from the Lazy Writers; and a plethora of sketches on subjects as varied as murder mystery; an argument between Queen Victoria and her prime-minister about a rather rude tree; and why firing a dog out of cannon is so much better than a doorbell.
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United Kingdom released, PAL/Region 2.4 DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital Stereo ), English ( Subtitles ), ANAMORPHIC WIDESCREEN (1.78:1), SPECIAL FEATURES: 2-DVD Set, Anamorphic Widescreen, Commentary, Deleted Scenes, Interactive Menu, Making Of, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: Off-the-wall sketches, new characters and the return of a few old favourites as Robert Webb and David Mitchell return for another series of the BAFTA-award winning comedy. This third series includes the accident prone adventures of Hennimore; a TV quiz show from after the end of civilisation; the real purpose of the Giant Death Ray; Russ Claus, Santa's troubled brother; an inventor too far ahead of his time; and the secret space cult of Vectron. You'll find the return of drunken super-sleuth Sir Digby Chicken Caesar; more from the Lazy Writers; and a plethora of sketches on subjects as varied as murder mystery; an argument between Queen Victoria and her prime-minister about a rather rude tree; and why firing a dog out of cannon is so much better than a doorbell. SCREENED/AWARDED AT: BAFTA Awards, ...That Mitchell and Webb Look - Series Three - 2-DVD Set ( That Mitchell and Webb Look - Series 3 ) ( That Mitchell & Webb Look )
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Another great entry to the M&W oeuvre, with all the typical attributes: imaginative, self-deprecating sketches, unique editing, fast-moving ideas.
But the main, and essential, ingredient of success is their acting. M&W bring their winning, and sometimes frustrating, personalities to every scene. If you like them, or love them as I do, you will enjoy pretty much everything they do.
It is delightfully refreshing to see such clever iconoclasm, delivered with wit and verve.
But the main, and essential, ingredient of success is their acting. M&W bring their winning, and sometimes frustrating, personalities to every scene. If you like them, or love them as I do, you will enjoy pretty much everything they do.
It is delightfully refreshing to see such clever iconoclasm, delivered with wit and verve.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Mitchell and Webb have to be one of my favourite comedy partnerships of recent years. While poking fun at the seemingly mundane in life, the extraordinary things we all seem able to accept and occasionally going off on flights of hilarious fantasy, they're never afraid to give the inner geek free reign.
Also starring Olivia Coleman and James Bachman in a bewildering array of characters, this is a well written sketch show, and while there is the odd dud most of the sketches hit rather than miss, and the short quickfire nature means there are plenty of laughs in each episode.
All six episodes are collected here onto 1 DVD. Series 3 of the Mitchell and Webb sound repeats a large proportion of the sketches, but there is enough material unique to radio or TV to make it worth owning both.
5 Stars.
Also starring Olivia Coleman and James Bachman in a bewildering array of characters, this is a well written sketch show, and while there is the odd dud most of the sketches hit rather than miss, and the short quickfire nature means there are plenty of laughs in each episode.
All six episodes are collected here onto 1 DVD. Series 3 of the Mitchell and Webb sound repeats a large proportion of the sketches, but there is enough material unique to radio or TV to make it worth owning both.
5 Stars.
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Bought this for my son as he's an avid fan....can't say I feel the same....not my cup of tea....must be an age thing....LOL !!!
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Published 9 months ago by Mr. T. Cook
Outstanding
The third series was overall very funny and much better than the second.
the only exception being the "Get me Hennimore" sketches which weren't funny to beigin with and... Read more
the only exception being the "Get me Hennimore" sketches which weren't funny to beigin with and... Read more
Published on 10 Feb 2010 by A. Ward
Mitchell and Webb Comedy Gold
David Mitchell and Robert Webb present a series of very funny sketches on the series 3 DVD of That Mitchell and Webb look. Read more
Published on 4 Dec 2009 by Susan Peukert
Good, But Nothing New
I'm a big fan of Mitchell and Webb, they''re very funny without being overly rude, and they're not really rebellious like Kevin Bishop, or any of the other sketch shows on TV, so... Read more
Published on 19 Aug 2009 by DL Productions UK
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