All
that is mad, bad, quirky and bonkers about the people and places
of Britain - Little Britain comes to BBC TWO
The
comedy Little Britain comes to BBC TWO comedy zone on Monday
1 December after
a critically successful run on BBC THREE.
Based
on the highly successful Radio 4 series, Little Britain has a mix
of character-based funny sketches written and performed by Matt
Lucas and David Walliams.
All
of modern Britain is here...
Daffyd
is the only gay man in his village (and that's the way he wants
to keep it)...
Gary
is the teenage boy with an unhealthy attraction to his best friend's
granny...
Marjorie
Dawes is the terrifying FatFighters group leader...
Vicky
Pollard, the incoherent young offender...
and
April and Nevile, the rubbish St.Tom's Ambulance volunteers.
Also
including, Bernard Chumley the ageing theatre actor with a suspicious
need to rid himself of his sister Kitty...
romance
novelist Dame Sally who has no idea how to write romantic novels...
Des
Kaye the former kids TV star now bitter and working in a DIY store...
and,
of course, Emily Howard, the rubbish transvestite.
Little
Britain also features special guest stars including Anthony Head
and Tom Baker as narrator.
Shot
both on location and in front of a studio audience, Little Britain
looks at the breathtaking debris of modern life and all that makes
Britain, Britain.
The
series, starting on BBC TWO on 1 December 2003, was originally shown
on BBC THREE.
Guide
to Little Britain
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