This show is a pleasant mix of upper-middle class safe humour combined with more crude, but successful, crafty one-liners from this truesome twosome, showing how a fully developed understanding can produce a bubbly, fast-paced and topical sketch show that provides several injections of hilarity.As always with such shows, some sketches have far greater appeal to the audience than others. The left-handed lotharios recognise this and play to their strengths a particularly convincing combination between Pauline Prescott, looking for a new role in life, and Cherie Blair, who has taken the image rights of Mr T which delightfully conforms to the charismatic conundrum that she is, is built upon throughout the show. Dotted around these sketches are other successful cameos, including soliloquies from poppies, the new face of librarians, and improving the cultural quarter of Bradford.The facade is highly viewable, a truly enjoyable afternoon experience, and while the pair could still deviate a little more from some rather same-e sketches, they are approaching something of a finished article. Other highly polished skits to look out for include Marie Curies auntie and an alternative Owl and the Pussycat scene.
