That Mitchell And Webb Look

Includes a pioneering new medical technique called "Hammers", and a chance to jump off a cliff for just two quid.

Chloroform - David plays a dinner guest with a novel way of dealing with bores.

Not That man meets an author - Rob plays a man who likes to "help" in the creative process with an avalanche of very vague ideas.

Now We Now - a film shoot of a love scene is disrupted when a certain phrase keeps creeping into the action.

Jesus' New Parable - Jesus' new parable confuses his disciples and leads to a bitter debate about being PC. Rob plays Jesus.

A doctor and an ice cream taster compare notes on how their day has been. The ice cream taster begins to worry if maybe his job isn't all that important.

Massive Yachts - David, Rob and James play three eccentric millionaires who want to give away some massive yachts. And yet whenever they ring anyone up to tell them they may have won a yacht, people always hang up. Is it something about their voices?

Hammers - A doctor describes a revolutionary new cure called Hammers to his patient. What does it involve? The clue is in the name.

Another clip from the early days of TV, and the amusing effects of the radiation from the camera.

Plus - The Snooker Commentators discuss a particular player's finances; Not That man meets Leonardo - more helpful non-advice; Behind The Scenes - the cast offer David some tips on what to do about his failed love life; Barry charges £2 to jump off a cliff; Big Talk - God; Numberwang - the Sudden Death Tie Break; Touching Cloth - the cast discuss a funny new name for a dry cleaning company; The Snooker Commentators on money; Behind The Scenes - Rob has an idea for a reply to Christmas Round Robins.