2DTV
7
2001
Animation
, Comedy
2DTV is a British satirical animated television show that was broadcast on ITV in the United Kingdom from March 2001 to December 2004. Lasting a total of five series and thirty-three episodes, 2DTV became the successor of popular 80's TV series Spitting Image, and the predecessor of 2008 ITV satirical animation Headcases.
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- Cast：
- Jon Culshaw , Enn Reitel , Jan Ravens , Alistair McGowan
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EP1 - Episode 23
November. 08,2004
Tony Blair has a firework display, The X Factor Judges chooses the best mobile phone. Wayne Rooney visits the Slappersaurus, George Bush celebrates '4 more wars' and Peter Andre and Jordan take a walk in a park while Bin Laden launches his Cave Workout video.
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EP2 - Episode 24
November. 15,2004
George Bush and Tony Blair record 'Kill the world' Theirs the premiere of Bridget Jones 2. Chuck and Donkey go and find a potion to make Chuck king and Gordan Ramsay helps out a lion thats eating its zebra.
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EP3 - Episode 25
November. 22,2004
The Rooneys then I'm a Celebrity Get me out of Here, an F1 race , Rat Hunters and What not to wear in the Garden of Eden.
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EP4 - Episode 26
November. 29,2004
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EP5 - Episode 27
December. 06,2004
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EP6 - Episode 28
December. 13,2004
In an American Santas Grotto, George Bush arrests Santa for being Bin Laden even though Bin Ladens one of the elfs. The I'm a Celebrity guests fly home refusing to eat the in-flight meals. At Number 1, Tony Blair deals with David Blunketts 'Shag Me' Sign on his back.
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EP7 - Series 5 Complimation of Highlights
December. 23,2004
The best bits of series 5.
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