Episode 3
Comedian Henning Wehn and his gang of first-generation immigrants provide an irreverent guide to life in Britain, through a mixture of reports, sketches and hidden camera experiments. Britain can be a confusing place to settle in, with its culture, whims and inhabitants seeming a little odd to a new resident. So how best to integrate? In this episode, Henning's uncouth laugh exasperates an etiquette expert; Indian born Mark gets a dressing down at bingo; and Obosei tries a pie in a tin for the first time, with unexpected results. Hungarian Veronika tries to work out how close is too close when it comes to invading someone's personal space. And is telling a stranger that you have an angry rash on your testicles too much information?
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