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He's Leaving Home written by Dylan Moran and Graham Linehan Manny becomes a runaway when Bernard's relentless bossiness gets too much for him. But life is tough on the street for someone like Manny, so when a photographer offers him a place to stay, along with some easy cash, he's happy to take him up on the offer — even though the photographer has an unhealthy fascination for beards. Back home, Manny's absence is keenly felt, leading to tension between Bernard and Fran. Watch out for Omid Djalili as the strange photographer — as well as being Britain’s only Iranian stand-up, he’s appeared in Gladiator and The Mummy.
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2001: Week Six |
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Why could he possibly want to leave?
Tibetan delegation (which buns?)
Chimney sweeps, chimney sweeps, chimney sweeps. Not chimney sweeps.
Premiere w/ ambassadors |
Uncle Helios (donkey uncle) @ Marx’s grave Curse lifted. Check mirrors.
Sock Cat handed in notice. |
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