Reference Summary: Lee Mack tells his infamous 'Kent' joke leaving John Cleese & Martin Clunes in near tears. A front desk employee (Kumail Nanjiani) frustrates a man (Mikey Day) trying to check in.
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Drama Common Factors
Lee Mack tells his infamous 'Kent' joke leaving John Cleese & Martin Clunes in near tears. A front desk employee (Kumail Nanjiani) frustrates a man (Mikey Day) trying to check in.
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- A front desk employee (Kumail Nanjiani) frustrates a man (Mikey Day) trying to check in.
- Lee Mack tells his infamous 'Kent' joke leaving John Cleese & Martin Clunes in near tears.
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