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6. 1999 Christmas Special
1999 - Season 100
The irrepressible comediennes grace our screens once more in a selection of ruthless send-ups and new sketches. Jennifer plans a dinner party while Dawn helps with the seating plan. And, ripe for the spoof treatment at which they excel, witness Star Wars: The Phantom Menace like you've never seen it before...
Imdb TV (Prime)5. 1999 Spring Special
1999 - Season 100
Dawn has a few grumbles in her role as Gwyneth Paltrow's stand-in after a hard day's filming of Shakespeare In Love Again, the sequel to an Oscar winning movie. Meanwhile, Jennifer reproduces Alanis Morissette's famous pop video in all its naked glory, as she performs in a badly behaving birthday suit.
4. 1998 Christmas Special
1998 - Season 100
Back together on screen for the first time in three years, TV's talented funny girls provide a wealth of entertainment in this hilarious Christmas special. Jennifer plays the leading lady, partnered by Dawn as Jack in 'The Making of The Making of Titanic.' But the production is not going to plan: the props and special effects team are seriously behind schedule.
3. French and Saunders Go to the Movies Part 2
1995 - Season 100
Dawn and Jennifer perform some more classic spoofs with a gruesome version of Misery, while Thelma and Louise are breaking for freedom across a cold and windswept West Country Moors, and a pair of curtains feature strongly in a gossipy rendition of Dangerous Liaisons.
2. French and Saunders Go to the Movies Part 1
1995 - Season 100
The first in a two-part compilation sees a voracious Dawn magnificently spoofing Hannibal Lector in the Silence of the Lambs. There's a chance to get In Bed With... Dawn, whilst the hills are alarmed in The Sound of Music as a young nun interrupts her Mother Superior.
1. 1994 Christmas Special
1994 - Season 100
Dawn and Jennifer come together for a roly-poly evening of fun with real life impersonations of Barbara Cartland and Marlene Dietrich. There is also room for a reconstruction of the Oscar winning Piano.
