Episode #3.3

Name: Episode #3.3
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1992-01-23
Duration: 29 min
Rating: 7.7
Cast: Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, John Grillo

Episode aired Jan 23, 1992
TV-PGTV-PG
29min

S3.E3

A customer in a shoe shop is surprised to learn that the shoes are not for sale, but actually available for pleasures of the flesh, he is eventually tempted by Fredericka the moccasin. Steph... Read allA customer in a shoe shop is surprised to learn that the shoes are not for sale, but actually available for pleasures of the flesh, he is eventually tempted by Fredericka the moccasin. Stephen remembers 'The day I forgot my legs' and there is a special version of A Question of Sp... Read allA customer in a shoe shop is surprised to learn that the shoes are not for sale, but actually available for pleasures of the flesh, he is eventually tempted by Fredericka the moccasin. Stephen remembers 'The day I forgot my legs' and there is a special version of A Question of Sport's 'What Happened Next?'

7.7/10

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Stephen Fry

Various Charactersas Various Characters

Hugh Laurie

Various Charactersas Various Characters

John Grillo

Tailoras Tailor

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Genre
- Comedy
Certificate
- TV-PG
Parents guide
- Add content advisory

Quotes
Various Characters: [in a snippet of a person-in-the-street interview, Stephen Fry appears in a flowered frock and sensible hat] ... twenty pounds. So I said, 'I'll toss you for it.' And he said, 'What will you do for fifty?'

Connections
References Star Trek: The Original Series (1966)

Soundtracks
Hey Jude
(uncredited)
Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney
Performed by Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie

Top review

8/10

I dislike the word "brothel," sir; I prefer the word "brothels." This is a brothels.

"A Bit of Fry & Laurie" sets the gold standard for sketch comedy shows! In its third season, the show benefits from a generous budget and the increased experience of its writing/acting duo. Although they feature the same two faces we've been watching for more than 12 episodes now, the sketches are still fresh, clever, and hilarious.

This episode's sketches are: Yorkshireman vs. Southern Pansy; Unusual Names; Velcro Fly; Hugh Sings "Hey Jude"; Monologue: The Day I Forgot My Legs ("I stooped, I recall, to pick a buttercup. . ."); Ffiring the Personnel Manager; What Happened Next?; Balloon-O; Shoe Brothels; Cocktail: Everything in the Till and No Sudden Moves.

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