Spitting Image
★ 6.5 · 2020 · 25m · Comedy
The weekly puppet-based sketch show that skewers the politicians and celebrities who need it the most. With a cast of characters from Britain, America, and around the world, no one is safe from a satirical roasting.
Episodes
1. Episode 125m · In the first episode, we find out how Donald Trump got coronavirus, deep dive into the presidential debate and see what Prince Andrew has to say for himself.
2. Episode 225m · Elon Musk reviews his latest projects and receives a message from his future self; Donald Trump beats coronavirus; and Greta Thunberg discovers football.
3. Episode 325m · Prince Harry meets his new neighbour, LeBron James; Dominic Cummings discovers the North; and Donald Trump learns of an escalating situation on the China-India border.
4. Episode 425m · This week Michael Gove visits Paris and Boris Johnson holidays in Scotland. Meanwhile, the American Presidential Election campaign is hotting up, despite Joe Biden's faux pas, and Ivanka Trump seeks to secure peace between India and China.
5. US Election Special (Part 1)25m · President Donald Trump investigates mail-in vote fraud in an attempt to secure his re-election to office. Meanwhile, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos race each other to Mars, and Michael Gove joins forces with Dominic Cummings.
6. US Election Special (Part 2)25m · Bezos and Musk are beaten to Mars by Richard Branson, and Greta Thunberg discovers the thrill of the Fast & Furious films. In the American election race, Donald Trump has to appoint a new judge, and Joe Biden visits a diner in Nebraska.
7. Episode 725m · Charles takes over the Firm, Donald Trump refuses to give up the Presidential race and Dominic Cummings learns of Bonfire Night.
8. Episode 825m · The Illuminati meets with Joe Biden while Kanye West starts a new business venture and James Corden hangs out with Tiger Woods.
9. Episode 925m · RuPaul helps the Pope choose his successor and Boris Johnson returns to his brainless self after Dominic Cummings removes the brilliant ideas that he planted.
10. Episode 1025m · President Trump’s welcome for Joe Biden backfires, Taylor Swift tries to win the biggest Christmas tree competition and Boris Johnson confronts Priti Patel about bullying.More Like This
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