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That Mitchell and Webb Look. That Mitchell and Webb Look is a British sketch comedytelevision show starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb. As well as Mitchell and Webb themselves, the writers include Jesse Armstrong, James Bachman, Sam Bain, Mark Evans, Olivia Colman, Joel Morris, John Finnemore, and others. Watch The Boys Are Back Putlocker# here.

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It is produced by Gareth Edwards. Colman, Bachman, and Evans were also members of the cast, alongside Gus Brown, Sarah Hadland, and Paterson Joseph. The first two series were directed by David Kerr, and the third and fourth series were directed by Ben Gosling Fuller. Many of its characters and sketches were first featured in the duo's radio show That Mitchell and Webb Sound. First aired on 1. September 2. 00. 6.

The first series won a BAFTA award in 2. The third series started airing on BBC America on 1. April 2. 01. 0. The fourth series premiered on BBC Two and BBC HD on 1. July 2. 01. 0 with a total of six episodes commissioned by the BBC. Props such as trampolines and number- shaped cakes are used in some rounds. The final round is titled . One contestant (nearly always Simon) is declared the day's champion, while the losing contestant suffers varying consequences such as being stuffed into a cardboard box or arrested by the police.

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Ted Wilkes is played by David Mitchell and Peter De. Coursey by Robert Webb. They tell insensitive stories about the players, bringing up things such as one player's attempts at suicide, rather than focusing on the game (other than Ted's occasional comment of . They also drink heavily, handing each other pitchers of beer or drinking shot after shot throughout the sketch. Mitchell and Webb: a supposedly . Although ostensibly involved in the production of the programme, the pair are frequently drawn into furious arguments with one another.

The Surprising Adventures of Sir Digby Chicken Caesar: a drunken, drug- addled psychotic tramp played by Robert Webb, who seems to be under the delusion that he is a brilliant and intrepid detective or adventurer. He and his companion Ginger, played by David Mitchell, commit various crimes whilst supposedly engaging in battle against the henchmen of their so- called .

Snorri. Cam is used in parts of the sketches. The sketches usually include Sir Digby Chicken Caesar singing along, off- key and off- rhythm, to the tune of .

Participants on the show are the survivors . The phrase . His customer (Webb) is oblivious to the obvious danger of these stunts and agrees to pay to take part in them, to Crisp's surprise. The Honeymoon's Over: Mitchell plays a rude, mean, condescending, posh man who has replaced a staff member in various jobs (such as waiter or vicar). He angrily demeans his customers (Webb and Colman), trying to make them feel uncomfortable. Mitchell's characters personify less modern worldviews based on ideas of stricter social orders and less allowance for individuality, while those of Colman and Webb represent contemporary caricatures of casually interested neophytes. Get Me Hennimore!: a parody of 1.

Hennimore (Webb) being given two important tasks by his boss (Mitchell), which are easy to confuse: for instance, they may be based on two organisations with identical initials. The sketches always end with Hennimore mixing the tasks up and the boss shouting . Short clips from the show — for instance, a hospital drama or court scene — are shown after the interview.

Arguing Couple: a couple who talk to their baby daughter in cutesy voices about the problems in their relationship, breaking off to snarl . The couple and their daughter are played by Robert Webb and his real life wife and baby daughter.

Small Office: Mitchell plays a boss who has conversations with his employees in his tiny office, which makes it difficult to discuss the matter in hand. Didldidi: a series of adverts promoting discounted but obviously disgusting or low- quality products being sold at the supermarket chain Didldidi, a parody of the German discount chain Lidl which was becoming increasingly popular amongst UK shoppers at the time. A Prayer and a Pint: a show hosted by Donny Cosy (Mitchell), set in various locations and featuring Cosy giving a short description of the place he is in, followed by him drinking a pint and singing a hymn. Wacky History: a wacky historian (Webb) tries to make history exciting through absurd, often unrelated props. Sensitive Freak- shows: adverts for various documentaries, which show people with ridiculous deformities.

The narrator repeatedly comments that the documentary seems sad, but viewers only watch to laugh at the people with the absurd problems. Unexplained Gestures: a director struggles to film an actor who repeats odd gestures or out- of- context phrases without being aware of it. Top Secret Government Conspiracies: a series of sketches where three government agents discuss plans to carry out popular conspiracy theories —the death of Princess Diana, the fake moon landings and the suppression of alien contact — while inadvertently pointing out the flaws in such plans. Production. The show's producer Gareth Edwards commented that the show's pitch to the BBC . These took the form of a radio recording, with verbal prompting to the audience for any visual element that would be required. The series was shot on location in June 2.

Studio 4 at BBC Television Centre on 1. July 2. 00. 6. Following the first series, the pair went on a tour of 4. UK venues between October and December 2. The Two Faces of Mitchell and Webb, featuring many of the same sketches as That Mitchell and Webb Look.

A preview night for the second series was held on 1. May 2. 00. 7 at The Drill Hall in London. This series was shot in high- definition. The first preview night took place on 1. July 2. 00. 8 at The Drill Hall, with the second held there on 1.

August 2. 00. 8. Two audience recording sessions at Television Centre — with additional live sketches — were announced on 3 October 2. October and 7 November 2.

TC8. A third recording session at the BBC Radio Theatre was announced on 1. October 2. 00. 8, taking place on 1. November 2. 00. 8.

A preview night for the fourth series was announced on 1. November 2. 00. 9 on the BBC Tickets website; this was held on 2.

November 2. 00. 9 at The Drill Hall. Reception. Extras include Outtakes, Behind the Scenes footage and a Mitchell & Webb documentary. Watch Rocky V Online (2017).

That Mitchell and Webb Look (TV Series 2. Goofs. The boom mike is visible over the Director when he's sitting in front of his monitor in the . Interestingly, it's a sketch about making a film, so there was equipment that was clearly intended to be seen, too, which probably made it confusing.