This is only for TLOG fans.....anyone who has never seen the series would just sit there open mouthed wondering what on earth it's all about! These guys are so talented that after watching their live performance you realise how well rehearsed this show was, and the amount of hard work they put into it. It's all very dark and surreal, but fantastically acted and hysterical. But I strongly advise anyone to watch the 3 TV series BEFORE they watch this....otherwise it would just freak them out! Great Stuff!

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