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Henning Knows Best

Henning Knows Best: Episode 3: Shopping

Comedy: Satire

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Episode 3: Shopping

Shopping

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Henning Wehn looks at shopping in Britain, with the help of Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen.

German comedian Henning Wehn offers his take on British life and he considers shopping, with the help of Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen.

Comedian Henning Wehn (German Comedy Ambassador to the United Kingdom) has spent over ten years living in the UK and feels he's in a good position to share his views on Britain and its unique foibles. 

With a tongue sharper than a rapier sword, and searing Teutonic honesty, he shares his thoughts on what it is to be British. He takes a look at various aspects of British life over the next six weeks - class, politics, languages, sport, humour - and he continues with shopping, sharing his views on charity shops, shopping trends, restaurants and the shopping centre.

Each week he's joined by his musical companion, Otto Kuhnle - the Fatherland's foremost Yodelmeister - and a different guest. This week, it's lifestyle guru Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen.

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German comic Henning Wehn shares his views on Britain and its unique foibles

Comedian Henning Wehn (German Comedy Ambassador to the United Kingdom) has spent over ten years living in the UK and feels he's in a good position to share his views on Britain and its unique foibles

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