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Two Episodes of Mash

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Diane Morgan and Joe Wilkinson combine the mundane with the surreal in their comedy show

Diane Morgan and Joe Wilkinson combine the mundane with the surreal in their brilliant comedy sketch show.

Two Episodes of Mash: Series 1

Two Episodes of Mash: Series 1: Episode 3

Episode 3

Series 1

BBC Radio 4 Extra - Two Episodes of Mash, Series 1, Episode 3

Episode 3 of Radio 2's comedy sketch show 'Two Episodes of Mash'.

Episode 3 of comedy sketch show 'Two Episodes of Mash' starring Diane Morgan and Joe Wilkinson, with support from David O'Doherty, Ken Bruce, Paul Harry Allen and Jimmy Carr.

Two Episodes of Mash (a.k.a Diane Morgan and Joe Wilkinson) returns to the network with a brand new series full of silly, surreal humour described by Diane & Joe as "low-key, mundane glamour" with support from Perrier Award-winner David O'Doherty, BBC Radio 2 Presenter Ken Bruce, Paul Harry Allen and Jimmy Carr.

In Episode 3 David organises an Outside Broadcast. 

Two Episodes of Mash was the stand out success of BBC Radio 2's 2010 Comedy Showcase; a series of pilots showcasing the best new comedic talent around. The series follows the same format as the pilot. Each show is a mix of silly sketches interspersed with Diane and Joe's side-splitting banter.

Amazing music. Played by an amazing line up.

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Diane Morgan and Joe Wilkinson comedy sketch show, combining the mundane with the surreal.

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