Episode #4.4: Directed by Jon Olb, Rob Sitch. With Shane Bourne, Tom Gleisner, Bob Franklin, Julia Zemiro. Julia Zemiro visits family for holiday, Carl Barron drives race cars, Bob Franklin has to fire the tea lady, and Tom Gleeson is a diplomat wearing camouflage. All together they hold a wedding reception.. Second episode of the improv show hosted by Paul Merton. The contestants are Clive Anderson, Sally Lindsay, Hamish Blake, and Michael McIntyre. 2/5Seeing Cli.
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