(played by a number of British comic actors) showcase their new products, culminating in the live final programme where a winning invention is chosen, supposedly by "HRH, Sir Prince Charles". To achieve this fake presentation, archive footage of Prince Charles was blended with Look Around You footage, whilst Serafinowicz dubs the Prince's real voice with his own lip-synced impression of it. DVD extras DVD extras include a quiz, mock pages from Ceefax, an alternative "Birds of Britain" feature, the Scary Picture, which features a comically large succession of warning screens making sure the viewer actually wants to view it, before suddenly showing it at the same time as hearing a male scream, being shown without the scream in 2 episodes of Series 2, and the Test Card (a music video). Watching this to the end, including the credits, triggers an Easter egg featuring Jack Morgan's more realistic reaction to his plastic surgery, in which the Look Around You team are shocked at the modifications to Jack's face when Dr. Fu reveals him to them. When handed a mirror, Jack turns to Dr. Fu and starts shouting expletives at him (the sole reason for the 15 rating on the DVD), but then calms down after stating that it was the initial reaction to the surgery. Special guests Each episode featured several additional characters, many of whom were played by well-known British comedians. Episode 1 Kevin Eldon: "Tony Rudd", school teacher and "Music 2000" contestant who performs the song "Machadaynu". Kate Drew: "Toni Baxter", painfully shy "Music 2000" contestant who nonetheless performs the suggestive song "Sexual Interface" (the vocals were actually performed by Sarah Alexander). Christopher Obi: "Antony Carmichael", profiterole chef and "Music 2000" contestant who performs the song "The Rapping Song". Harry Enfield: "The Ghost of Tchaikovsky", judge of "Music 2000". Sanjeev Kohli: "Synthesizer Patel", synth enthusiast and programmer of the "Easitone 'Play-In-A-Day' 50". Michael Fenton Stevens: "Sir Alan Rees", the chairman of ROPRA (The "Royal Pop and Rock Association"). Mark Heap: "Leonard Hatred", inventor of "Psilence" liquid-skin ear spray. Episode 2 Benedict Wong: "Dr Franklin Fu", plastic surgeon and co-worker of the medical robot Medibot. Wong also performs the voice of Medibot. Matt Lucas: the voice of "Dr Phillip Lavender", sufferer of "geodermic granititis" (also known as "cobbles") and inventor of its cure, the "anti-cobbling cream". Simon Pegg: man with bad teeth in the advertisement for "Jenny" toothpaste. In the