The Kumars at No. 42 Season 2

May. 27,2002      
Rating:
6.7
Trailer Synopsis

The Kumars at No. 42 is a British comedy show. It won an International Emmy in 2002 and 2003. It ran for seven series totalling 53 episodes.

Episode 11 : Christmas special 2002
December. 29,2002
It's Christmas again and the family are there again. Darius is also there and really wants to sing. Ashwin says maybe later. They interviewed Trinny and Susannah first (and played charades during the interview). Sanjeev tells a little girl in the family that there is no Santa Claus and she runs off crying. The family get angry with Sanjeev. Then the interview with Mark Owen and Darius in which Sanjeev interviews both of them than the family and Trinny and Susannah vote for which one is they want to be interviewed the rest of the programme. It goes to Darius (after Sanjeev rigs the vote) but the interview ends with Ashwin's Christmas quiz. Then the family (and Darius) force Sanjeev to tell the girl there is a Santa by dressing up as Santa. Then Darius finishes with an acoustic cover of Slade's So here it is, Merry Christmas.
Episode 10 : Stephen Fry and Lesley Garrett
August. 05,2002
Sanjeev attempts to be funny in this episode so he asks Stephen Fry to do a joke with him during an interview. It didn't work.
Episode 9 : Wendy Richard and John Sergeant
July. 22,2002
Episode 8 : Charlotte Church and Martin Kemp
July. 15,2002
Episode 7 : Ulrika Jonsson and Anthony Worrall Thompson
July. 08,2002
Episode 6 : Nigel Havers and Ronan Keating
July. 01,2002
The female audience have fallen on the Kumars because of Sanjeev. Ashwin and Madhuri try to get Nigel Havers to tell him that but Sanjeev didn't listen. Then when they finally tell Sanjeev, they say they're improve this by making Sanjeev doing a duet with Ronan Keating. They sing Life is a rollercoaster but Sanjeev sings the whole song and Ronan didn't even get to sing once.
Episode 5 : Helena Bonham Carter and Ismail Merchant
June. 24,2002
Episode 4 : Eastenders special
June. 17,2002
Eastenders special but they booked 3 guests and can't fit them all in so they reject Adam Woodyatt at the door. Ashwin wants to know if Barbara remembered him from one of the filmings of a Carry on film. Barbara, of course, can't remember. Ashwin also had a crush on her which Madhuri wasn't impressed about. At the end, Adam Woodyatt was left in the studio as the audience walk out.
Episode 3 : Richard and Judy and Lorraine Kelly
June. 10,2002
Episode 2 : Jerry Hall and Melvyn Bragg
June. 03,2002
Episode 1 : Ray Winstone and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen
May. 27,2002
Tough guy (Ray Winstone) and Nancy boy (Llewelyn-Bowen) are on this episode. Sanjeev gets tips on how he could be cool like Ray Winstone.

Seasons

Season 7
Season 7 2006
Season 6
Season 6 2005
Season 5
Season 5 2004
Season 4
Season 4 2003
Season 3
Season 3 2003
Season 2
Season 2 2002
Season 1
Season 1 2001

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