Bob a Job

Name: Bob a Job
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2015-12-09
Duration: 23 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Matt Berry, Robert Bathurst, Doon Mackichan

Episode aired Dec 9, 2015
23m

S3.E4

Jane persuades Steven to take part in a Royal Variety Performance hosted by Bob Monkhouse. Meanwhile, Danny Bear prepares for an operation.Jane persuades Steven to take part in a Royal Variety Performance hosted by Bob Monkhouse. Meanwhile, Danny Bear prepares for an operation.Jane persuades Steven to take part in a Royal Variety Performance hosted by Bob Monkhouse. Meanwhile, Danny Bear prepares for an operation.

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Simon Cartwright in Toast of London (2012)

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Believing that it could lead to a Hollywood career Steven reluctantly agrees to do the Royal Variety Show, hosted by Bob Monkhouse - who is not dead but has a zombie wife and whose jokes Steven fails to understand. Steven's rendition of the Sand Dance partnered by Ray Purchase is a hit but chances of Hollywood success disappear due to an unsuitable gift for the Prince of Wales, not to mention being responsible for killing Bob Monkhouse. —don @ minifie-1

reference to tom jones house of cards don't get the joke variety performance sand dance 5 more

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Trivia
Neil Hannon provides the singing voice for Ed Howzer-Black in this episode.

Quotes
Bob Monkhouse: Anyway, meet the organising committee before we go down to the theatre.
Dennis Fog: Hello, Dennis Fog.
Steven Toast: Dense Fog?
Dennis Fog: No, Dennis Fog.
Steven Toast: Sorry, nice to meet you.
Derek Bildings: Hello, Derek Bildings.
Steven Toast: Derelict Buildings?
Derek Bildings: No, Derek Bildings.
Steven Toast: Sorry, nice to meet you.
Shane Fulorgy: Hello, Shane Fulorgy.
Steven Toast: Shameful Orgy?
Shane Fulorgy: Shane Fulorgy.
Steven Toast: Sorry, nice to meet you.

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10/10

Firing On All Cylinders!

Every aspect of this episode does what Toast of London does so well but, it took it to a whole other level. The writing was very quick and funny, acting was great, many absurd parts, and also the song in the episode was especially great! Not to mention the choreography of the dance scene which was really impressive!

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