Lookalikes - Season 2

In the first episode of the new series, Andy holds open auditions to find the next generation of lookalikes, with the help of his trusted friend 'David Brent'. Lily Allen lookalike Hayley is also attempting to boost Andy's prospects by training up some of his young pop-star lookalikes to create a lookalike girl band. The only problem is that 'Taylor Swift' and 'Rita Ora' can't sing, and 'Cheryl' can't do a Geordie accent.

David Beckham lookalike and agency boss Andy Harmer has 'Robert De Niro' on his books, but De Niro lookalike Roger Kabler is as antagonistic as his celebrity doppelganger, and has rubbed the other lookalikes up the wrong way so much that they've threatened to quit the agency. Andy's got a tough decision to make. In the midst of the mutiny, Tim - Andy's best friend and David Brent lookalike - has agreed to show a new 'Nessa' around the office. Keen to show her the ropes, he lets her warm up the crowd at one of the agency's most important corporate gigs. But when his protÚgÚe gets the most laughs, Tim is worried that his star is on the wane.

This structured, fly-on-the-wall comedy follows the antics at one of Britain's biggest lookalikes agencies. David Beckham lookalike and agency boss Andy has bagged a huge gig with a British ferry company, who want his best lookalikes to perform on one of their ships. 'David Brent' is livid when he discovers he hasn't been invited. Due to an unfortunate error on Andy's part, the ferry trip gets off to a bad start, meaning he can't board the boat, leaving 'Mr T' in charge. Things go from bad to worse when jokes by 'Del Boy' are deemed unsuitable for the family audience and the David Guetta lookalike makes an unexpected revelation. Meanwhile, 'Victoria Beckham' has decided to raise some money for Eastbourne's elderly by making a Lookalikes nude charity calendar.

This structured, fly-on-the-wall comedy follows the antics at one of Britain's biggest lookalikes agencies. Still annoyed because he wasn't picked for the cruise, 'David Brent' decides to create his own rival agency and tries his hardest to steal some of Andy's best lookalikes. He manages to poach Martin - aka 'Gordon Ramsay' - with the promise of fulfilling his dream of a TV gig on a cookery show. Martin may look the part, but unfortunately he doesn't seem to have a natural flair for live TV. And his next gig - being a Gordon Ramsay 'Ramsay-gram' - is equally disastrous. Meanwhile, as the real Ed Sheeran's fame has reached stratospheric proportions, his lookalike Ty has let his new-found notoriety go to his head.