Episode 3
Tracey Ullman brings her unique take on some extraordinary characters in the UK. Nicola Sturgeon is so keen on Angela Merkel's style that she'll go to any length to get the look.
It's a big day for security guard Leah. She's the last line of defence at a small factory on an industrial estate, but in these heightened times anything could happen. Nicola Sturgeon is so keen on Angela Merkel's style that she will go to any length to get the look; health nut Mabel has a new blender (you can put anything in it); and top New York producer Bernice Rubin is over in the UK trying to secure some Shakespeare for Broadway.
All this plus a song about pulling the plug on the technology in our homes that stops us talking to each other, and Dame Judi Dench in a shop full of fragile china - what could possibly go wrong?
Last on
More episodes
Previous
Next
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Various | Tracey Ullman |
| Various | Lucy Montgomery |
| Various | Gemma Arrowsmith |
| Gary | Dan Skinner |
| Rachel | Jade Ewen |
| Passer By | Olivia Morgan |
| Various | Colin Salmon |
| Various | Elizabeth Berrington |
| Birgit | Samantha Spiro |
| Bloke | Ricky Champ |
| Daughter | Lara Peake |
| Herself | Anna Maxwell Martin |
| Kindly Man | Alex Kirk |
| Masked Assailant | Johnny McKeown |
| Serge | Jason Forbes |
| Grace Murdoch | Rosie Dwyer |
| Georgia May Jagger | Lucy Aarden |
| Various | Tony Gardner |
| Prudence Murdoch | Sue Elliott-Nicholls |
| Rupert Murdoch | Ben Miller |
| James Murdoch | Laurence Rickard |
| Writer | Andy Riley |
| Writer | Kevin Cecil |
| Writer | Georgia Pritchett |
| Writer | Douglas Carter Beane |
| Writer | Jeremy Dyson |
| Writer | Lucy Montgomery |
| Writer | Tracey Ullman |
| Writer | Richard Thomas |
| Producer | Caroline Norris |
| Director | Dominic Brigstocke |
| Director | Nick Collett |
| Executive Producer | Tracey Ullman |
| Executive Producer | Gareth Edwards |
Broadcast
- Fri 17 Feb 2017 21:30