This follows the same format as the other episodes, in having a famous historical figure and three famous historical guests. All played by actors of course. With one or two in the audience as well.
The choice of person might raise an eyebrow. And it's clever enough to get an early joke out of that.
But if you approach this with an open mind, you will find one of the best bits of half hour comedy ever. Because comedy can be used to as a mirror to the world, to highlight real things. And make real and great and serious points. To pay tribute to good people. And the opposite to the not so good or downright evil.
And that's what this does. It's brilliant. And inspiring and uplifting with it. I'd give it more than ten stars if I could.
The choice of person might raise an eyebrow. And it's clever enough to get an early joke out of that.
But if you approach this with an open mind, you will find one of the best bits of half hour comedy ever. Because comedy can be used to as a mirror to the world, to highlight real things. And make real and great and serious points. To pay tribute to good people. And the opposite to the not so good or downright evil.
And that's what this does. It's brilliant. And inspiring and uplifting with it. I'd give it more than ten stars if I could.