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The Trip

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Michael Winterbottom's acclaimed gastronomic sitcom starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon.

Fabulous food and stunning landscapes – sampled by two very competitive comedians. Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon bicker their way through riotous road trips.

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The Trip to Italy

Steve Coogan

Rob Brydon

Rosie Fellner

Claire Keelan

Ronni Ancona

Alba Foncuberta Bufill

Michael Winterbottom

Melissa Parmenter

The Trip: Italy: Episode 3: La Suvera, Pievescola

La Suvera, Pievescola

Episode 3

Episode 3: La Suvera, Pievescola

Italy

BBC Two - The Trip, Italy, La Suvera, Pievescola

Rob's agent calls saying that he needs to record himself for a potential part in a film.

Comedy series. Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan journey around Italy to review six restaurants. Steve and Rob visit Viareggio, where Shelley's body washed ashore.

Steve and Rob visit Viareggio in Tuscany, where Shelley's body was washed ashore, then have lunch at Trattoria Albana. 

Rob later gets a call from his agent saying that he needs to record himself on tape for a potential part in a film.

The Trip: Italy

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Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon review six restaurants on a road trip around Italy.

Comedy series starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon. The pair agree to review six restaurants on a road trip around Italy.

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