Paul Putner

The boys take the stage show to Australia…former colony, fond of cross-dressers and the home of Neighbors. So maybe it was inevitable that Little Britain on television would be a success. But what will Australians make of the live show? Matt Lucas and David Williams have packed a bus load of Brits along with a truck full of wigs and dresses and set their comedy compass to down under. Featuring sketches from the live show, interviews with Matt and David, and appearances from Dame Edna and Kath and Kim, this documentary follows their journey. After over 200 live shows, this is the final leg of their record-breaking tour.

Lou has some exciting news for Andy – the local church has planned a trip for him to go to Disneyworld. Although Andy is worried he will miss Bargain Hunt, Lou whisks him off to catch a plane and they are even given a tour of the cockpit. Andy is desperate to press a button; unfortunately it’s that big red one! The only gay in the village, Daffyd, visits the Greek island of Mykonos to see his friend, Myfanwy, who has set up her own gay bar. But when she entrusts Daffyd with handing out flyers round the island, her opening night doesn't quite go to plan. Vicky Pollard is in a Thai jail, having been caught smuggling heroin, and her lawyer is having trouble preparing her for her trial. Marjorie Dawes has been sent on a FatFighters' initiative to the USA Bubbles De Vere is spending the summer months jetting across Europe, and pops to Monte Carlo to see an "old friend", comedian Ronnie Corbett. Carole has swapped a travel agency for the life of a Sunsearcher Holiday rep in Majorca, where a holidaying couple are dismayed to find that the "computadore dice que no." Meanwhile, Judy and Maggie are sharing a room in Rome, and Anne is visiting the Louvre.

Having been stranded on a desert island for two long weeks, Lou and Andy are alive and hoping to be rescued. As Lou sets out to hunt for more food, Andy takes a little stroll and stumbles across something one doesn’t tend to find on truly deserted islands. Eventually, Lou decides that their only hope is for him to set off across the ocean to get help, but Andy is more concerned with where he can find some potato waffles. Meanwhile, just North of Shirtland in Thailand, Vicky Pollard’s trial has been going on for months. Her defence counsel has just one final character witness who has come from the UK to speak on Vicky's behalf: her mom, Shelley Pollard. In Belgium, Dudley has taken his bride, Ting Tong, on their honeymoon. They are staying with Dudley's brother and his new Russian wife, Ivanka, in his caravan – not exactly the romantic escape Ting Tong had in mind. Bubbles, staying at the prestigious ski resort of Klosters in Switzerland, decides to borrow a dress from an expensive boutique as her "good friend", the Prince of Wales, is coming to visit her. If only she could find something in her size… The Prime Minister of England is on a State visit to the USA, but Sebastian is suspicious of the special relationship between his boss and the President. Hypnotist Kenny Craig is in a hotel in Portugal, where he bumps into his hero, celebrity hypnotist Paul McKenna. Elsewhere, Anne visits the Vatican for an audience with the Pope, and Mr. Mann has taken his lifelong search for a pirate memory game to Morocco.

Florence has to decide whether or not to hang up her crinolines. And Carol’s computer has to decide whether or not to say no to a customer hoping to go on a round-the-world cruise. Elsewhere, Marjorie learns that sorry really is the hardest word; Mrs Emery visits her local GP complaining of knee trouble; and Linda’s students are revolting. If the truth be told, she couldn’t agree more...