That Mitchell And Webb Look

Includes an evil henchman's plea for clearer wording in death threats, a clip from new daytime TV show Coverage of People Buying a House and then Living in it, and a man who can move biscuits with his mind.

Daytime Television - Coverage of People Buying a House. A clip from a lovingly-crafted and highly imaginative daytime TV show.

Evil Euphemisms - David plays a super-villain who can never quite say what he means. His two henchman, Alan and Keith are never quite sure what he means when he says: "Please deal with Inspector Harrison."

Holmes and Watson - two old-school British actors are never quite able to keep their rivalry from coming across on screen.

Counterfeit - Rob plays a very keen but very shoddy counterfeiter. David plays his not very impressed fence.

Biscuit Telekinesis - Rob plays Rod, a man who can move biscuits with the power of his mind. His colleague Alan won't let him squander his gift. But when he uses it, terrible things can happen...

Man and Dog Man - A man and his friend who is mainly a man, but sort of a dog...

Hating Captain Pugwash - Some friends chat about children's TV in the pub. But embarrassingly one of them turns out to have worked on Captain Pugwash, playing the part of Captain Pugwash. "Come to think of it, he does look sort of flat and cardboard."

Plus - Numberwang; Behind The Scenes - Can people fly?; Watergate; Daytime TV - Coverage of People in Hospital; A Heroin addict (Rob) gets just what he wanted for Christmas; Barry promotes his Kids' Rapids Rides; The Snooker Commentators on sexiness; Barry Kids' Rides Call Back; Daytime TV - Coverage of People Running a Safari Park.