Special
Season 1, Episode 8
Warwick meets with Val Kilmer to discuss a sequel to their 1988 film "Willow," but there are strings attached. Meanwhile, Warwick persuades Keith Chegwin, Les Dennis and Shaun Williamson to do a comedy tour.
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In the first-season finale, Warwick hopes to rub elbows with celebrities at a charity event, but goes overboard trying to impress Sting. Meanwhile, Warwick seeks an end to his divorce proceedings; and tries to patch things up with Amy.
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Warwick hopes to impress a potential girlfriend—and his ex-wife—with a celebrity guest list for a housewarming party at his new apartment, but winds up paying TV personality Cat Deeley to attend when there aren't many RSVPs.
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Warwick consults a life coach and explores different faiths by meeting with a priest and a Scientologist. Elsewhere, Warwick begins a search for a new partner after a visit to the dating agency where he met his ex-wife.
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Warwick's divorce negotiations are torpedoed by his incompetent accountant, so he turns to Ricky and Stephen for advice during an awkward video chat with Steve Carell. Meanwhile, Warwick fails to impress a real-estate agent, and lobbies for chairmanship of the Society for People of Small Stature.
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Warwick launches his Web site, but winds up regretting a confrontation with an anonymous commenter. Meanwhile, Warwick jumps at the chance to work on a film with Helena Bonham Carter; and tries to steal the spotlight in an interview with the BBC.
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Warwick is thrilled when Johnny Depp calls for help with researching a role, but the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor's animosity toward Ricky Gervais could scuttle the opportunity. Meanwhile, Warwick agrees to appear at a "Star Wars"-themed wedding.
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In the premiere of this mockumentary following the life and career of actor and little person Warwick Davis, Davis is forced to come to terms with a crumbling marriage, meager job prospects and an accountant who is terrible at math. He also seeks advice from Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, who are shocked to learn that Liam Neeson wants to take a stab at comedy.
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