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Hugh Laurie (House) and Stephen Fry (Wilde, V for Vendetta) return for a second season of the brilliant sketch comedy series, A Bit of Fry And Laurie. Whether they are making up their own swearwords, eviscerating politics as usual or merely embracing their absurdity, Fry and Laurie are a comedic tour-de-force who push the envelope with their brand of smart, irrelevant humor, memorable characters and fantastic musical numbers.
IMDb 8.3/1019905 seasons
ComedyHumorousOutlandish
ComedyHumorousOutlandish
IMDb 8.3/1019905 seasons
7+
6 episodes
  • 1. Episode 1

    1. Episode 1

    The first of a new experimental series in which Stephen Fry will be played by Hugh Laurie and Hugh Laurie will be played by Stephen Fry. The part of 'A Bit' will be played by And, and the part of 'Of' will be played by Paddy Ashdown. The BBC takes no responsibility for articles of clothing removed on the premises.
    The first of a new experimental series in which Stephen Fry will be played by Hugh Laurie and Hugh Laurie will be played by Stephen Fry. The part of 'A Bit' will be played by And, and the part of 'Of' will be played by Paddy Ashdown. The BBC takes no responsibility for articles of clothing removed on the premises.
    TV-PG
    29min
    Mar 15, 1990
  • 2. Episode 2

    2. Episode 2

    Faxed to you live from medieval Spain. Comedic scenes of more or less amusing nature which see out two chums struggling to overthrow the Moors. Guest appearance by Nigel Pargeter as the Lawntidy.
    Faxed to you live from medieval Spain. Comedic scenes of more or less amusing nature which see out two chums struggling to overthrow the Moors. Guest appearance by Nigel Pargeter as the Lawntidy.
    TV-PG
    30min
    Mar 15, 1990
  • 3. Episode 3

    3. Episode 3

    Stephen and Hugh cope with the knotty problem of offensive language. They have uncovered a series of obscure words like 'pempslider,' a 'cloff-prunker' and 'pim-hole' which are extremely rude, but pass unnoticed by most of us because we don't know what they mean.
    Stephen and Hugh cope with the knotty problem of offensive language. They have uncovered a series of obscure words like 'pempslider,' a 'cloff-prunker' and 'pim-hole' which are extremely rude, but pass unnoticed by most of us because we don't know what they mean.
    TV-PG
    29min
    Mar 15, 1990
  • 4. Episode 4

    4. Episode 4

    On the soap opera side of things, Tom gets a surprise when Irene reveals her treachery, and the arrival of Duncan's new legs causes Bob's affair with Martin to reach flash point.
    On the soap opera side of things, Tom gets a surprise when Irene reveals her treachery, and the arrival of Duncan's new legs causes Bob's affair with Martin to reach flash point.
    TV-PG
    30min
    Mar 15, 1990
  • 5. Episode 5

    5. Episode 5

    Last episode you met the Robert Robinsons, this week be prepared to face The Rhodes Boysons. The identity of the surprise guest is also revealed during the program which represents new horizons in home entertainment.
    Last episode you met the Robert Robinsons, this week be prepared to face The Rhodes Boysons. The identity of the surprise guest is also revealed during the program which represents new horizons in home entertainment.
    TV-PG
    30min
    Mar 15, 1990
  • 6. Episode 6

    6. Episode 6

    Passions run high in the final program of the series. The day turns out to be very unlucky for Hugh as Stephen becomes irritated by his piano playing and kills him. But the irritation continues as the program becomes an obituary for Hugh and ruins the sketch. However, there is a happy ending for those who like that sort of thing.
    Passions run high in the final program of the series. The day turns out to be very unlucky for Hugh as Stephen becomes irritated by his piano playing and kills him. But the irritation continues as the program becomes an obituary for Hugh and ruins the sketch. However, there is a happy ending for those who like that sort of thing.
    TV-PG
    29min
    Mar 15, 1990
  • A Bit of Fry and Laurie
    ComedyHumorousOutlandish
    IMDb 8.3/1019905 seasons
    Hugh Laurie (House) and Stephen Fry (Wilde, V for Vendetta) return for a second season of the brilliant sketch comedy series, A Bit of Fry And Laurie. Whether they are making up their own swearwords, eviscerating politics as usual or merely embracing their absurdity, Fry and Laurie are a comedic tour-de-force who push the envelope with their brand of smart, irrelevant humor, memorable characters and fantastic musical numbers.
    Creators and Cast
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    4.6 out of 5 stars

    77 global ratings

    1. 5 star
      81%
    2. 4 star
      6%
    3. 3 star
      6%
    4. 2 star
      3%
    5. 1 star
      4%
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    Content advisory
    7+
    Flashing lights and strobing patterns might affect photosensitive viewers
    Audio languages
    English

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