No one is safe when Dom Joly releases his twisted creations on an unsuspecting Britiain. Ian Botham has an unusual encounter with an emotional interviewer, and the dogs of war take to the streets.

The Parkie questions some bewildered old age pensioners about a bit of unpleasantness by the lake, Alice Cooper has an interview with a dutiful son, and the portrait painter tries his hand at a different art-form.

Among other gems: the spy risks blowing his cover, the kitchen showroom falls down in the catering department, and the aggressive ice-cream vendor loses it completely.

It's Ken Livingstone's turn to ask some questions when his interviewer turns violent. Elsewhere, the Parkie sorts out some pensioners whom he suspects of creating merry hell with fire-extinguisers, and two enormous gentlemen cause a public inconvenience...

A passer-by gets a blind tasting with a difference, Tamara Beckwith is the subject of a drunken interview, and the Parkie takes on some old-skool old folk.

Dom Joly unleashes his twisted humour on an unsuspecting public. Quick-fire comedy and a hip soundtrack make this the ultimate in TV junk food.

More wacky stunts, gags and gaffaws from that master of slap-stick humour, Dom Joly, in this compilation of the best moments from the first series of the award-winning show.

Dom Joly plays an assortment of characters as he unleashes his twisted humour on the unsuspecting public. Lord Bath and Zandra Rhodes get the Trigger Happy treatment.

Peter Stringfellow and Frederick Forsyth get the Trigger Happy treatment.

Ken Hom and Bob Holness get the Trigger Happy treatment.

Ian McCaskill and Dickie Bird get the Trigger Happy treatment.

Tony Robinson and John McCririck get the Trigger Happy treatment.

Toyah Willcox and Leo Sayer get the Trigger Happy treatment.

More wacky stunts, gags and gaffaws from that master of slap-stick humour, Dom Joly, in this compilation of the best moments from the second series of the award-winning show.