If last week’s series premiere didn’t quite win you over, or make it clear what sort of tone and direction Christopher Guest’s TV series was intending to provide, watch tonight’s episode two. By the time it’s over, all will be made clear. And the jokes about The Mikado, and the monkey puppet, are well worth the investment.

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Robert

This show was great! Another smart and funny show gone before it's time. My daughter watches "Puffin Rock" I always thing of this show went I hear Chis O'dowd narrating...

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