For the first time Tracey is taking on an impression of Prime Minister Theresa May, alongside favourites Angela Merkel and SNP First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. The show is a mix of famous political figures and everyday people reacting to the results of the general election and the anniversary of the Brexit vote. As the election result will have global implications, the show also looks at the reaction of the Russians, Europeans and - 'Melania Trump'.
'John McDonnel' thinks Labour Party leader 'Jeremy Corbyn' has changed. Prime Minister 'Theresa May' prepares for a Halloween party. The Macrons take a trip down memory lane. German Chancellor 'Angela Merkel' works on her poker face.
Labour Party leader 'Jeremy Corbyn' and 'John McDonnell' take part in Channel 4's 'Gogglebox' television programme. Prime Minister 'Theresa May' organizes the Conservative Christmas party. 'Dame Judi Dench' discusses her latest film. 'Angela' and 'Emmanuel Macron' discuss Brexit. Scottish SNP leader 'Nicola Sturgeon' takes on 'Donald Trump's' Scottish golf courses.
'Theresa May' has a frosty call with 'Donald Trump' and 'Jeremy Corbyn' puts the world to rights on his allotment. 'Sharon Osborne' has a bit of trouble with the X Factor rules and a fun new way to spot which MP will be the next to resign.
Jeremy Corbyn MP from The Labour Party has an awkward meeting with an old friend, Europe's beige-est leader chancellor Angela Merkel wonders about her image, plus, brand new for this series are the ever-so-trustworthy Conservative Party MP Michael Gove as well as the hilarious new double act of Conservative Party MP Jacob Rees-Mogg and his long-suffering Nanny.
Theresa May struggles with going to the G7 summit, Jeremy Corbyn MP has a mission to sell tickets to 'Labour Live', Northern Rail try to get a grip why the trains aren't running and people are late to the meeting, Rupert Murdoch returns from a trip to Disney with news to his siblings, Michael Gove attempts to be baby friendly, Chancellor Merkel isn't sure she's paid enough and Kirsty Allsopp tries to find a place for UK Parliament...in a church...
Conservative Party MP Michael Gove gives assurance to old elderly lady he will help her cross the road safely, the Labour 'Live' concert goes back to roots with no gimmicks, Rupert Murdoch's family present their ideas for Father's Day, Camila explores the kiddies creche and Nicola Sturgeon tries to redress winning the curling championships again with the aid of Iron Bru.
