In this article, we’ll list our top picks for the best episodes of the series. We’ll also tell you why these episodes are great and how you can enjoy them yourself.

There are many reasons why you should check out Armstrong & Miller.

First, it’s hilarious. Second, it’s educational. Third, it’s entertaining. Fourth, it’s informative. Fifth, it’s inspiring. It’s just plain fun.

If you’re interested in anything of what I said, then you should definitely check out the best episodes of Armstrong and Miller.

The best Armstrong and Miller episodes you should absolutely watch

Armstrong and Miller – Season 2 – Episode 2

The two chavs are back again discussing their self-image issues and feelings regarding recent letters they received from their families at home.

Dennis Lincoln–Park, who was prone to accidents, examined the most expensive painting ever made by looking at it with his magnifying glass just a bit too closely.

Contestants on a show called “The Critical Factor” are forced to push themselves beyond their boundaries until they break.

Jilted Jim gets some new buddies while on vacation in Hawaii, even though his wife wasn’t present – she left him for the wedding DJ!

Dr. Tia goes on helping others and marvels at the beauty and dignity of “these people” while in Botswana.

A reasonable boss interrupts her/his employees’ terrorist interrogations with an invitation to a restaurant (Pizza Express) for a birthday pizza party.

Divorced dad returns with more graphic details of his sexual relationship with his new girlfriend.

And when a man who looks damn fine buys a drink for a girl attractive enough to be featured in Maxim magazine, the night goes downhill when she gets a good look at his ponytail.

Armstrong and Miller – Season 2 – Episode 1

The chav pilots are spared from execution by Biffy’s mother who tell them not to sh*t her about.

Cheery children’s television present­ers make an apologetic statement to their viewers for acting in a “silly way” after they had been caught drinking on a night out.

The White Devil wanders the back streets and sets the record straight.

Things become quite complicated when actors suffer accidents while reconstructing… an accident.

Dennis Lincoln-Park visits a public library, where he holds an ancient, priceless book, with disastrous results.

Brabbins and Fyfe both perform a jolly little number about women.

When someone gets too clingy during the early stages of dating, early signs of stalker tendencies start coming up.

While the students work on their homework, a teacher performs gymnastic tricks at the rear of the gym out of boredom.

Armstrong and Miller – Season 1 – Episode 3

The Breakfast News continues to take viewers’ emails.

Divorced dad describes to his son why people avoid friendship with him

Rog stumbles upon his wife on top of Peter and proceeds to ask Peter about a pregnancy test;

And the scandal of the half-price pots is revealed to everyone.

Armstrong and Miller – Season 1 – Episode 1

A fitter of bathroom curtains knows exactly how to humiliate a stubborn customer.

And plenty more to see…

Armstrong and Miller – Season 2 – Episode 4

A busy CEO learns that lions cannot swim and there isn’t really any pepper added to Dr. Pepper.

The Second World War pilots weren’t happy when they were ordered to dig an underground tunnel. They thought it was dangerous because of their asthma as it would cause them to get sick from breathing in the dust.

Jilted Jim has continued to create trouble for himself by telling people that Phil said men are destined to be unfaithful.

A covert operation is ruined when a reasonable boss tells his subordinates that they must leave at 5 pm and return home.

Armstrong and Miller – Season 1 – Episode 7

Armstrong and Miller provide an alternative view of Sky Sports Football News.

Pru and Miranda smash the window of their cafe yet again;

The Prime Minister accidentally leaves his wife in a volatile African country.

The Prime Minister abandons his wife in a dangerous African country… accidentally.

Armstrong and Miller – Season 3 – Episode 1

On this show you will be able to see:

The return of the cavemen and the RAF pilots, and the introduction of vampires who live among us but don’t fit into our society.

Armstrong and Miller – Season 3 – Episode 6

On this episode you can see:

Temperatures are rising at the news desk, the vampires are trying to get into a nightclub and prudish saleswomen Lisa and Yvonne are advising a small group of young women on their upcoming party.

What happened to Armstrong and Miller?

After the conclusion of their first show, they split up and started doing different projects.

They continued their partnership after a five-year break for a new comedy series that aired for the first time on BBC One and was produced by Hat Trick Productions.

In conclusion, I hope this list has been useful to you. There’s nothing like watching TV shows from the past to remind us of how much fun television used to be.

And if you haven’t seen any of these classic series, now’s the perfect time to catch up. So go ahead and sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

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Every single episode of both series 1 and 2 together.

You will need no reminder that it includes all your, and indeed our, favourite characters.

How could we forget the admirably unguarded tales we have been regaled with by the Inappropriate Dentist or the forensically detailed guidance given by Frank Dad?

Can you recall the moment when you first heard those distinguished lines from our wartime friends, ‘Oh my God, no way blud that is so random’?

And we shan’t forget ever so slightly tiresome friend Jilted Jim, determined to enjoy his honeymoon, even without his beloved bride.

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So filming got underway for the new series of The Armstrong and Miller Show last week when our director Ben Kellett, cameraman Martin Hawkins and I hopped on the Eurostar and shot some titles for a new character, “Simpkins Of France”, an ex-pat Brit who pretends to be so immersed in French culture that he can no longer speak English.

The main body of the sketches will be shot in the studio in a Parisian brasserie-style set in front of an audience, but we wanted to spice them up a bit so persuaded our producer Caroline Norris that she should let us shoot some titles out and about in downtown Paris.

We arrived mid-morning and spent a couple of hours filming down by the Seine, where I accosted an unaccountably Dutch portrait artist in character. He turned out to be a worthy sparring partner and in the end I insisted we move on because he was being far too funny.

Lunch – in the form of a heart-stopping steak – was followed by more filming at the Eiffel Tower and then up at Sacre Coeur, where I sniffed oranges in suitably Gallic fashion outside the famous cafe from Amelie.

Maybe it was because the sun came out for the first time in 2010, or maybe because we had such an effortlessly charming Fixer in the shape of Christine, but the Parisians we met completely undermined the curmudgeonly stereotype and were grace and humour personified.

I only hope they feel the same way once they’ve seen the sketch.

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In an all-singing, all-dancing theatrical extravaganza of rip roaring comedy, Armstrong and Miller take favourite characters from all three series of their BAFTA winning TV show, and mercilessly subject them to the rigours of live theatre.

Featuring new material and some new characters, this is the first time that the comedy double-act have ever embarked on a show of this level. See the tour page for details of dates and venues, and how to purchase tickets.

Don’t forget to visit the shop where you can buy fantastic merchandise from the show in the comfort of your living room and beat those crowds in the theatre foyer.

• “ingenius… an entertaining two hours” The Times
• “the laugher level is high” The Daily Telegraph
• “the show had a beat and a vibrancy that kept the laughter coming until the very last second” Bristol City Life
• “amazing… something fun for everyone” Guide 2 Bristol

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