"Cleverly plays with the audiences expectations.""Left me in stitches"- Broadway Baby ****"Potential to become a great"- The Derek Awards ****Once a moderately successful comedy double act, Robert Glass and Philip Frost return to perform their made-for-TV special in front of a live studio audience. With one hour until they are kicked out of the studio, once-adequately-famed duo 'Frosted Glass' attempt to film the special which will save their careers.As seen on Frost and Glass Tuesday Afternoon Off (2009-2009), and SE4 EP6 of 4 In a Bed (they walked into frame during some of the b-roll), the iconic duo are back! Expect songs, dances, and Frosted Glass' famous catchphrase THAT IS MUSTARD! in some inappropriate circumstances.Building on the momentum from Frosts viral exit after a torrid yet carnal affair on Im A Celebrity: St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Glass' residency on It Takes Two (as a boom mic operator), this is the pair's last ditch leap at fame. However, they soon find out the world of comedy today is a very different beast to the TV sketch shows of years gone by. Be quick but not flippant; relatable but not unoriginal. If its not funny, dont worry, well just add it in post.

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Mama Biashara
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