Dead Ringers 2004

Yeah, that's the only thing I don't like about that one, but I thought last week's one was better with Unspoilt land, that we've spoilt, plus this week with the lager can and the Roman monument was rather funny IMO.

Loved the Michael Moore/George Bush film at the end, that was very funny. Plus the Channel 5 announcement over the credits was a cracker.

This week's was pretty funny too with Claire Short and Robin Cook (having to stamp his feet to communicate)

His Andrew Neil impersonation is very, very good though - it sounds exactly like him. "You're watching the Daily Politics - you've lost the remote again, haven't you?"

I loved the beer can temple thing but the Tony Robinson impression is very poor though.

I thought the one with that (forgot her name) in the boat was good. 'Pass me the scissors' 'Ellen??? is starting to get stressed and has even begun to swear. 'Pass me the f*****g scissors!'
Brilliant!

ellen macarthur

I thought that sketch was good, although I have to say that the rest of the show was a bit sub-standard in my view.

The sketch with David Dimbleby at the start was brilliant - with the death of Tony Blair's jacket.

For some reason they edited out another superb digital radio spoof advert (I was in the studio audience ). There was much more stuff edited out like Kirsty Wark saying the chorus to the new Outkast song and a George Bush speech with Donald Rumsfthingy. My favourite was the Tony Blair jacket sketch, his facial expressions were funny.

You will find that a lot of the stuff you are shown for recording of laughter is shown bit by bit over the following weeks. I went to the recording of the last series, I think it was episode 3 (Blair in China sketch started the show) and it they were still showing some the stuff that we saw in the very last episode.

How do you get tickets to be in the Dead Ringers audience?

There's a part of the BBC's site that has loads of tickets going for shows, and there can be loads of them, but the Dead Ringers ones are put on months in advance.

It's always worth checking, even though most of them are for the National Lottery.

(No disrespect to Mr Peter Snowdon!)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/whatson/tickets/