Includes: * A Word, Timothy * Very Upset * Love Me Tender (song) * Milk Pot * The Department * Stephen's Song (song) * Psychiatrists * Cocktail Ending: Whiskey Thunder

Includes: * Condom Quickie * Embassy * Ampersands * Duel * Ass-Kickers' Song(song) * Petrol Attendants * Jobs * European Deal * Cocktail Ending 1: A Slow Snog with a Distant Relative

Sketches include ""The Yorkshireman Meets the Southerner,"" ""We've Had Lots of Letters,"" ""The Department Talks to Alan,"" ""The Chimpunks' Voice Version of Hey Jude,"" ""The Day I Forgot My Legs,"" ""Terry Discusses How to Fire People,"" ?Summing Up Game,"" ""Balloon-O,"" and ""Shoe Shop."" Fry and Laurie conclude with aEverything in the Till and No Sudden Moves cocktail.

Sketches include ""Specialized Greeting Cards,"" Photocopying My Genitals With, ""Scene from From Here to Just Over There,"" The Not Quite Late Enough Show, ""Taping News from Bristol,"" ""Nothing Rude About God Save The Queen,"" ""AA Meeting,"" ""Pass the Marmalade,"" Too Long Johnny, and The Red Hat of Pat Ferrick. Fry and Laurie make the Mug of Holics cocktail.

Sketches include ""Bookshop Customer Attacks Jane Eyre,"" ""Courting Elizabeth,"" ""Split Personality,"" ""World Sport Bushwallyta,"" ""Are Tou Sleeping With…,"" ""Aromusician Ottoman Nodge,"" Cross-Wits, and ""Neddy Wants Jack to Become the Prime Minister."" Fry and Laurie make a ""Beef Goulash"" in place of a cocktail.

Sketches include ""Magazine Leaflets,"" ""Nigel Carter Visits,"" ""Novelty Shop,"" ""Delightful Restaurant,"" Tahitian Kitchen, My Favourite Pants, ""The Bishop and the Warlord,"" ""Court Case Against The Bishop and the Warlord,"" and Flying a Light Airplane without Having Had Any Formal Instruction With. Fry and Laurie offer Berliner Credit Sequence as a cocktail.

Stephen and Hugh incorporate the song Time, Where Did You Go? and "Dancersize" in their opening gambit. Sketches include "Hardware Store," "Peter and John #2," "Letter to Stephen's Grandfather," "Arthur Meets the Psychiatrist," "The Sportscasters Cover Everyday Life," "Control and Tony Talk About Lies," "Hugh Interviews 'Michael Jackson.'"

The BBC must find new places for funding. Thus this episode is sponsored by Tideyman's Carpets, which ingratiates itself in almost all the sketches: "The Spillage That Wasn't," "Control Talks of the Open Window," "A Right Way and a Wrong Way to Deal with Trick-or-Treaters," "The Tideyman's Test," "Piano Standards," "Nazi Interrogates English Major," "John and Peter #3," and "The Improvised End Sketch."

Fry and Laurie have gags over their mouths to protests the censors' ban on traditional swearwords. Thus Fry and Laurie create new swearwords for their sketches: "Testimony," Over to You, "The Jeweller's Shop," "Girlfriends," "Mystery Object," "Westminster Society," "Peter and John #4," and "What People Find Funny."

Fry and Laurie want to be big enough for Marlon Brando to notice them. Thus come the sketches: Dinner with Digby, "Department Store Changes," "Interrogation in the Car," "An Elf or a Pixie," "Peter and John #5," "The Robert Robinsons," "Control's Telescope," and the "Bigometer Update."

Includes: MBE Introduction, This is Dominic Appleguard, Rhodes Boysons, Amputated Genitals, The Cause (1st Jack and Freddy / Neddy), (3rd Gordon and Stuart), Where Eagles Dare.

Includes: Satire / Tribute ("Where is the Lid?" song), Yellow Pages, Beauty and Ideas (Continued from Series One's "Language Conversation"), Anarchy, Dammit Church (6th John and Peter), First Kiss, Borrowing A Fiver Off, Spies/Firing (8th Control and Tony), Introducing My Grandfather To.., A Vision of Britain, Wrong Directions (follows the end credits).

Sketches include "Mr. Smear Confronts the Headmaster," "Hugh Laurie's Short Poetry Reading," "Politician Insists, 'Stop Breaking into My Car," "SAS Application/Library Books on Cricketers," "Spoon Bender," "Apology," and a barbershop piece called "Bitch Mother Come Light My Bottom" by Sir William (now Lord) Rees-Mogg.

Sketches include: "Information Desk," "My Name is Derek Nippl-e," "Flexibility of the English Language," America, "The Richard Morley Interview," "Tony Gives Control a Flash," "The Mouth Organist Gets Reprimanded," "Hands Exercise," and "Peter and John."

Includes: * Hugh's Brain * Gordon and Stuart Eat Greek (2nd Gordon & Stuart) * Costume Design * Doctor Tobacco * Open University * Spies Two (2nd Control & Tony) * Special Squad

Includes: * Trouser-Competition Introduction * Prize Poem * Awful Smell (Stole My Sketch 1) * Madness * Antique Shop (Stole My Sketch 2) * Spies Three (3rd Control & Tony) * Light Metal (The Bishop & The Warlord) (song) * Bank Loan * Nipples * Inspector Venice (Stole My Sketch 3) * Tomorrow's World

Includes: * Lavatories * Critics One * Judge Not * Critics Four * Ignored Teacher * That's It (Silhouettes 1) * Hugh's Favourite Sketch * Critics (heavily edited mixture between Critics Two and Critics Three) * The "Burt" * Christening * Swiss Comedy (Heidi and Johann Smell Just Right)

Includes: * Marjorie's Fall * Puppy Appeal * Leave It Out (Silhouettes 2) * Girlfriend's Breasts * Spies Four (4th Control & Tony) * Violence * Chicken * Cocoa * Tony of Plymouth (Sword Fight)

Pilot Episode of "A Bit of Fry and Laurie". Sketches: **Customs Camera** **Holiday Photographs** **Problems around the Eye Area** **The Privatisation of the Police Force** **Critics (“Argue the Toss,” “Up the Arts,” “Oh No, Not Another One”)** **Deodorant** **“How Lovely I Was”** **Soup** **Suit** **Mystery (song)** **You Can’t Make an Omelette without Breaking Eggs (1st Gordon & Stuart)** **The word, “Gay.”** **Toy Car Showroom** **Tales of War** **Australian Soap Opera**

Bloopers from Series 4.

A TV version of the Cambridge Footlights Revue "The Cellar Tapes", winner of the first-ever Perrier Award at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 1981

Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie reunite on screen for the first time in 15 years to talk about their comedy collaborations and enduring friendship.

Comedy Connections series of documentaries highlighting the careers of well-known British comedy teams. This one focused on Fry & Laurie and aired on BBC-1 on April 04, 2005. It included interviews with both Fry and Laurie and others who have worked with the duo and numerous clips from television and film appearances.

A mockumentary television pilot written by and starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie, one of their first television appearances and the first show they had written themselves.

Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie are joined by a galaxy of stars for a feast of BBC2 comedy and music. Guests include comedians Reeves and Mortimer, performers from The Fast Show, Alan Partridge, Rab C Nesbitt, the cast of The Real McCoy, Alexei Sayle, Ronnie Corbett and singer Sandie Shaw. Archive footage from Christmas Nights of old includes Tony Hancock, Dick Emery, Benny Hill, Kathy Kirby, Jack Warner, David Nixon, Charlie Drake, Billy Cotton, the Toppers and many more.