Helen finally gets out of solitary confinement to find that she is being moved into the D-Wing.
See what happened on the set of Episode 1. Lots of dressing up. And oiling up. Hmmmm.
Footage of a protest about Sunday opening hours, and a claim to be the Son of God.
While on a hike, Beverly lets it slip that Jamie Lapidus has been having an affair with Matt.
The team at Perfect Curve come up with a way to inspire confidence in travel during the Games by getting a cool title for the Travel Advice Pack.
Ian tries to get the team to focus on the problem of the future of the Olympic Stadium post-Games, but no one will take responsibility for the issue.
Graham goes through security at the Olympic Park and has to remove his shoes. The visiting Americans are not impressed.
Karl, the philosopher, puts it all in order.
The first ever episode of Mock The Week. Note how some of the rounds are quite different to the present format. There's an opening monologue, a longer stand-up round, a Prime Ministers Questions bit, and the now axed dating section.
Stef, Ash and Dru get some good advice from their manager.
