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"Avocado Bathroom" is a comedic sketch from the British television series That Mitchell and Webb Look. The sketch features David Mitchell as an estate agent showing a house to Robert Webb's character, attempting to present an outdated, avocado-green bathroom suite as a highly desirable luxury feature. Through fast-paced dialogue, the sketch satirizes the deceptive language and euphemisms often used by real estate agents to sell undesirable properties. It serves as a recognizable parody of the British housing market.
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Which comedy show features the "Avocado Bathroom" sketch?
The sketch originated from the British television series "That Mitchell and Webb Look." It stars David Mitchell and Robert Webb, who play an estate agent and a prospective homebuyer, respectively.
What color is the bathroom suite in the Mitchell and Webb sketch?
The bathroom suite is a vibrant, outdated avocado green, which was highly popular in the 1970s. David Mitchell's character, an estate agent, desperately tries to convince Robert Webb's character that it is a highly desirable luxury feature.
Who are the actors playing the estate agent and the buyer in the sketch?
David Mitchell plays the overly persuasive estate agent attempting to spin the property's flaws. Robert Webb plays the exasperated and deeply skeptical homebuyer being shown the retro green bathroom.
What is the comedic premise of the "Avocado Bathroom" sketch?
The humor relies on the absurd lengths to which estate agents will go to gloss over terrible features in a house. Mitchell uses ridiculous architectural jargon to try and reframe a ghastly, outdated 1970s bathroom as a premium selling point.
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