The Mitchell and Webb Situation  - TV series (2001)

1. An Interview with Mitchell and Webb

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01/01/1970

An interview with David Mitchell and Robert Webb, filmed on December 3rd, 2005

An interview with David Mitchell and Robert Webb, filmed on December 3rd, 2005

2. Outtakes

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01/01/1970

A small selection of outtakes from the prior interview featuring David Mitchell and Robert Webb

A small selection of outtakes from the prior interview featuring David Mitchell and Robert Webb

1. Episode 1

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06/10/2001

Sketches include the money-making farmer, the rubbish poisoner and the spoon designers.

Sketches include the money-making farmer, the rubbish poisoner and the spoon designers.

2. Episode 2

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13/10/2001

Sketches include the poor stage actor, the man alone in the restaurant and the noise-making bar staff.

Sketches include the poor stage actor, the man alone in the restaurant and the noise-making bar staff.

3. Episode 3

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20/10/2001

Sketches include the annoyed pub conversation man, the dirty phone calls and the over-safe stuntman.

Sketches include the annoyed pub conversation man, the dirty phone calls and the over-safe stuntman.

4. Episode 4

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27/10/2001

Sketches include Changing Meals, a somewhat worrying library visitor, and a child who asked some difficult questions.

Sketches include Changing Meals, a somewhat worrying library visitor, and a child who asked some difficult questions.

5. Episode 5

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03/11/2001

Sketches include a disturbing artist on a daytime art show, a porn magazine proof-reader, and backpacking around England.

Sketches include a disturbing artist on a daytime art show, a porn magazine proof-reader, and backpacking around England.

6. Episode 6

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10/11/2001

Sketches include The Early 1990s House, soldiers who cannot live without their mobile phones, and a man who is guilty about other people doing jobs for him.

Sketches include The Early 1990s House, soldiers who cannot live without their mobile phones, and a man who is guilty about other people doing jobs for him.