Parodies include Romeo and Juliet, Odysseus, Rapunzel, King Arthur and Adam and Eve. Dave plays Rodriguez the Escape Artist in a sketch and discusses how the British pronounce certain words.
Sketches include Adam and Eve, a prime minister on Voodoo, a funeral for a magician and Dave playing a priest and Dracula. Dave also discusses superstitions.
Sketches include the confessional booth, Sleeping Beauty, James the Butler, a werewolf, Moses and a priest distracted by a female parishioner's low dress. Dave examines humor from other countries.
Dave plays a man in love with his new female doctor, a suitor for Rapunzel, a priest fighting extra-terrestrials and a father playing hide-and-go-seek. He also discusses his belief in God's sense of humor.
Sketches include a priest collecting for the orphanage, a psychiatrist, cavemen discovering fire and children's entertainers in the courtroom. Dave tries to figure out the number of laws in England.
In a sketch, Dave discovers money pinned under the tire of a car, deals with an upstairs neighbor training an elephant and plays King Midas, Robin Hood, King Arthur and Casanova.
Spoofs include "The Sound of Music," Sherlock Holmes and military pictures. Dave reveals his favorite sketch of all featuring himself and Michael-Sharvell Martin fighting at mealtime.
In sketches, British soldiers practice shots on an outside lavatory and Dave is knighted by Jacqueline Clarke as Elizabeth I. In another sketch, Dave gets frustrated over a bumbling elderly community serve phone operator.