Do Not Adjust Your Set - Season 1 Episode 16
Trailer: Do Not Adjust Your Set - Season 1 Episode 16
Year: 1969
Genre: Comedy
Country:
Studio: ITV1
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Cast: Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, David Jason, Terry Gilliam, Neil Innes
First Air Date: Dec 26, 1967
Last Air date: May 14, 1969
Season: 2 Season
Episode: 29 Episode
Runtime: 30 minutes
IMDb: 7.80/10 by 10.00 users
Popularity: 4.426
Language: English
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