A Bit of Fry and Laurie: Season 4, Episode 5

Episode #4.5 (12 Mar. 1995)

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In the final sketch, after Stephen Fry brings the tray of cocktails over to the piano and serves his three companions, the sound of broken glass is heard as Fry's glass breaks off-screen. The actors' reactions, including Fry's startlement and Phyllida Law breaking into wild laughter, indicate that Fry accidentally broke the glass. See more »

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After the weak first two episodes of season 4, "A Bit of Fry and Laurie" is never quite as hilarious as it was in previous seasons, but it is still fun. Stephen & Hugh spend a bit too much time introducing their guests and repeating old routines, but the sketches are plenty funny.

The sketches are: Cold Open: Oprah Winfrey; Intro: Be Comfortable; Guests: Stephen Moore & Phyllida Law; Racecar Driver; Councilman Kenneth Wade ("Family Values and Cleanse Living!"); Mark Bannister; Please Call for British Telecom; Mr. Burmy (so hilarious and cringe-inducing!); Cream Slice; Exterminators; Cocktail: Swinging Ballsack.


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