The British show LEAGUE OF GENTLEMEN was a sketch show that also had a continuity.

A tiger? In Africa??

A friend of mine was on it. He was pre-screened, told where to wait and when the cab would pick him up.

A friend of mine was on it. He was pre-screened, told where to wait and when the cab would pick him up.

At least once per episode, Ryan will wrap his hands around Abbie's neck/head in a very creepy, choky way. Now that I pointed this out you will notice it every time.

At least once per episode, Ryan will wrap his hands around Abbie's neck/head in a very creepy, choky way. Now that I pointed this out you will notice it every time.

This is the second time ducks have come up on the show (that I remember anyway) and both times they seem to represent childhood (or at least something vulnerable that needs protecting). The end of episode seems to have Louis reverting to a childlike, almost infantile, life: surrounded by a large, loving family who are…

This is the second time ducks have come up on the show (that I remember anyway) and both times they seem to represent childhood (or at least something vulnerable that needs protecting). The end of episode seems to have Louis reverting to a childlike, almost infantile, life: surrounded by a large, loving family who are…

I am amused by the fact that the cowboy has only spoken seven lines of dialogue in the whole series and has made it to the finale. The only way it could be improved is if he hadn't spoken at all and went on to win.

Was it my imagination or did Linc call Hale "Mayor Quimby" when he found out that Charming Heights was going through? I'm assuming that wasn't a fumbled line reading but it's hard to imagine Linc dropping a SIMPSONS reference.

I was delighted when they brought back the broken-bicycle-pedal thing from earlier in the season. THAT's drama!

They tend to play the noble-savage card in Africa and the entertainingly-crazy card in Asia.