The New Statesman: S02E05 – California, Here I Come. "Full Episode" – Video

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The New Statesman: S02E05 - California, Here I Come. "Full Episode"
Rik Mayall as Alan B #39;stard. A extreme right-wing conservative who cares for no one but himself. He use his position as the most popular politician to make his life a bit more easier on the expense of everyone else in England. California Here I Come (February 12, 1989) -- Alan and Piers fly to Hollywood, where they attend a party thrown by a major film producer, to whom Alan intends to pitch the idea of a Dallas-style soap opera set in the House of Commons. Once there, Alan finds that his pitch is rejected by the producer, and Piers accidentally samples some cocaine, which makes him violently, rabidly royalist, but Alan thinks he has saved the night (for him, anyway), when he is propositioned for sex by Donna Nightingale, a sexy soap opera star who proclaims her interest in bondage. Once they get back to her apartment, the two have stripped down to their underwear, and Donna is tied to her bed, she announces that she needs some Quaaludes, which are in her purse out in her car. Alan goes to get them (leaving Donna still tied up), clad only in a woman #39;s bathrobe and Union Jack speedo, and ends up locking himself out of the building. When the police come to arrest him for attempting to break in, he swallows the entire bottle, and ends up passing out and throwing most of the pills back up. Arrested for breaking and entering, public indecency, and possession of drugs, Alan awakes in the Malibu jail to find Piers coming to bail him out...until Piers lets it slip that he is in ...From:Kim KeberViews:2 0ratingsTime:24:09More inComedy

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