Stephen Fry

　　A Bit of Fry & Laurie was a British television sketch comedy show, starring and written by Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie, broadcast by the BBC between 1989 and 1995. Running for four series, it totalled 26 episodes (including a 35 minute special in 1987).　　Series four (1995)　　[edit]Episode 1　　Guests: John Bird, Jane Booker　　Sketches:　　Grey and Hopeless　　Guests Introduction　　Blame　　Charter　　Jane's Poem (NOTE: Script appeared in first script book as Stephen's Poem, but the poem is the same, except the line about his wife dying is changed to Jane's grandfather being murdered.)　　Smell　　All We Gotta' Do (song; Laurie performed this song when he hosted "Saturday Night Live" in 2006)　　Channel Changer　　Wonderful Life　　Cocktail Ending: Golden Meteorite　　[edit]Episode 2　　Guests: Fiona Gillies, Kevin McNally　　Sketches:　　Dog Hamper　　Hugh's Bandage　　Child Abuse　　Guests Introduction　　Going for Gold　　I'm in love with Steffi Graf (song)　　Lovers' Helper　　Fascion　　Avenger　　Operational Criteria　　Cocktail Endi@次元警察@ng: Long, Confident Suck　　[edit]Episode 3　　Guests: Imelda Staunton, Clive Mantle　　Sketches:　　Vox Pops　　Guests Introduction　　Barman　　Interruptus　　Little Girl (song)　　Making Tea　　For Some Reason Angry　　Don't Be Dirty　　Cocktail Ending: South Seas Vulvic Wart　　[edit]Episode 4　　Guests: Caroline Quentin, Patrick Barlow　　Sketches:　　Good Evening　　Guests Introduction　　Soccer School　　Dalliard: Models　　Hugh Interviewing Guests　　The polite rap (song)　　Head Gardener　　Gelliant Gutfright("Flowers For Wendy")　　Cocktail Ending: A Quick One With You, Stephen　　[edit]Episode 5　　Guests: Phyllida Law, Stephen Moore　　Sketches:　　Oprah Winfrey　　Guests Introduction　　Grand Prix　　Tribunal　　Red and Shiny　　Pooch　　Disgusting　　Wasps　　Cocktail Ending: Swinging Ballsack　　[edit]Episode 6　　Guests: None　　Sketches:　　Stolen Money　　Young Tory of the Year　　Variety　　Gossiping Heads　　Death Threat　　What I Mind (Misunderstood) (Song)　　Honda　　The Duke of Northampton&l@房奴电视剧@t;br/>　　Cocktail Ending: Silver Prostate　　[edit]Episode 7　　Guests: Janine Duvitski, Robert Daws　　Sketches:　　Guests Introduction　　Religianto　　Consent　　Sophisticated Song (song)　　Fast Monologue　　Telephone Alert　　Truancy　　Cocktail Ending: A Modern Britain

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