Tracey Ullman's Show

January. 11,2016 TV-MA

Rating：

7.3

Genre：

Comedy

Keywords：

Satire Comedian Sketch Comedy

Trailer Synopsis

Tracey Ullman returns with her unique take on some of the extraordinary characters who make up the global hub that is the UK.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 3 : 2018

6 Episode

Episode 1 - Episode 1

September. 28,2018

German Chancellor Angela Merkel works on her poker face, while Jerry Hall-Murdoch looks to apply financial lessons from her previous marriage to her new one.

Episode 2 - Episode 2

October. 05,2018

Sketches include: The Some Sort of Therapy Centre; Angela meets with Emmanuel Macron; Dame Judi Dench teaches Mark Rylance how to be a national treasure; Tracey confronts a Twitter troll.

Episode 3 - Episode 15

October. 12,2018

Sketches include: The Overly-Woke Support Group; Jerry Hall and the kids surprise Rupert for Father's Day; Hollywood studio heads meet to discuss new code of conduct in the wake of Harvey Weinstein; Camilla calls the queen to discuss Charles; Michael Gove takes part in a trust exercise.

Episode 4 - Episode 4

October. 19,2018

Sketches include: Dame Judi Dench takes part in a tattoo-themed reality show to have an unfortunate tattoo altered; Angela Merkel feels jaded after topping Forbes' World's 100 Most Powerful Women list; Nicola Sturgeon's plan for Donald Trump's golf courses in Scotland; the Melania Trump robot; Jeremy Corbyn has an awkward reunion with an old friend.

Episode 5 - Episode 5

October. 26,2018

Sketches include: Theresa's Brexit Fudge; the Not Everyone Thinks Exactly the Same As You Do support group; Angela Merkel worries about her image; Camilla Parker Bowles goes shopping for her new "grand-sprog"; Donald Trump mails himself to Downing Street.

Episode 6 - Episode 6

November. 02,2018

Sketches include: Angela Merkel Skypes with Donald Trump; Fortnite Battle Brexit; Camilla hosts an Airbnb couple; Jeremy Corbyn prepares for Labour Live; Theresa May readies for a Halloween party.

Seasons 2 : 2017

6 Episode

Seasons 1 : 2016

7 Episode

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