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The Asian comedy sketch show features the Coopers sitting down to their Christmas dinner and the staging of the very cosmopolitan Hounslow nativity play.
Documentary following the team as they take their live show on a nationwide tour of Britain. Featuring backstage footage, interviews, and previously unseen sketches.
Special Edition where the Goodness Gracious Me team visit India to take an irreverant look at modern Indian society. Sketches Include:
Coopers at the airport
Coopers arrive in India
Untouchable - table
East Eats West - sea bass
Coopers - taxi
Delhi Reporter - beggars
Untouchable - car boot
Christianity Conversion
East Eats West - scones
Coopers - britisher
Delhi Reporter - not mark tully
Guru - profile
Asbestos Sari
Untouchable - remote control
East Eats West - wine
Coopers - curry
Blame It On The Muslims/Hindus (song)
Coopers - toilet
Mr 'Everything Comes from India' - electrics
3-Legged Chicken joke
Delhi Reporter - red fort
Smeeta Smitten - neetu nitty
Coopers - erection
India's Craaaziest Drivers - scooter
Squirty Flower joke, Chunky Lafunga - hero, India's Craaaziest Drivers - horn
Coopers - handbag
Mr 'Everything Comes from India' - indians
India's Craaaziest Drivers - cows
Coopers - indian tradition
Fawlty Turrets
Delhi Reporter - well
Knock-Knock joke
Coopers - white english
Taxi Wash
Do I Fit In? (song)
Mr 'Everything Comes from India'
Sanjeev Bhaskar, Kulvinder Ghir, Meera Syal and Nina Wadia reunite for a one-off special of the ground-breaking sketch show.
The all-new material features favourite characters from the original series, including how you can tell Sherlock Holmes comes from India, some very competitive grandmothers, and a surprisingly high-tech use for an aubergine.
Plus some unusually hard-hitting legal advice, a very scary nanny, and the heart-breaking denouement of the black-and-white movie classic Madrasablanca.
One-off special of the British-Asian sketch show. Meera Syal, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Nina Wadia, Kulvinder Ghir and Dave Lamb are back together for an India-themed episode.
Kiss my chuddies, man, Goodness Gracious Me is 20!
And to celebrate this ground-shaking, award-taking and mould-breaking show, BBC Two is looking back at some the funniest and most loved moments as we reveal the ten most memorable sketches - decided by comedy fans on a supporting BBC website. We will feature exclusive interviews with its stars and creators alongside other comedians who are fans of the series.
