Beadle's About
- TV sketch show
- ITV1
- 1986 - 1996
- 94 episodes (10 series)
Hidden camera show hosted by Britain's favourite practical joker, Jeremy Beadle.
Beadle's About - The Complete Second Series
Let me just go and kill him...
By the mid-eighties Jeremy Beadle had become Britain's master practical joker, and over ten hilarious and unforgettable series Beadle's About set up unsuspecting members of the public for some of the most outrageous, ingenious and deftly executed pranks ever shown on television, capturing the horrified reactions of the victims on hidden cameras. A phenomenal success for LWT, the show instantly became essential Saturday-night viewing in millions of homes and the topic of countless Monday-morning conversations at work or school.
Now you can watch some of Jeremy's most infamous pranks in eight shows from 1987 in which the surprises include a very tricky case for some London cabbies, an incredible expanding man, exploding golf balls and an amazing never-ending holiday menu. An English motorist gets on the wrong side of French police, while a pair of Andrew and Fergie lookalikes cause serious confusion; and there's a rather unfortunate incident involving a tank and some parked cars...
First released: Monday 2nd April 2012
- Distributor: Network
- Region: 2
- Discs: 1
- Catalogue: 7953659
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