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'''Dead Ringers''' is a British satirical television and radio comedy. It is made up of a number of sketches, usually containing no more than two or three characters, and is performed by a number of impressionists. Primarily, the programme focuses on British political figures and popular culture, but it also satirizes American issues, in particular the current Bush government. It stars Jon Culshaw, Jan Ravens, Phil Cornwell, Kevin Connelly and Mark Perry who each play a large number of the various figures satirized.  

'''Dead Ringers''' is a British satirical television and radio comedy. It is made up of a number of sketches, usually containing no more than two or three characters, and is performed by a number of impressionists. Primarily, the programme focuses on British political figures and popular culture, but it also satirizes American issues, in particular the current Bush government. It stars Jon Culshaw, Jan Ravens, Phil Cornwell, Kevin Connelly and Mark Perry who each play a large number of the various figures satirized.  

'''Dead Ringers''' shares much of its comedic style (though not its use of impressionist actors) with a previous [[ITV]] programme called '''Spitting Image'''. The name "Dead Ringers" refers to someone who looks identical to someone else, fitting its impressionst nature.

Dead Ringers shares much of its comedic style (though not its use of impressionist actors) with a previous [[ITV]] programme called Spitting Image. The name "Dead Ringers" refers to someone who looks identical to someone else, fitting its impressionst nature.

Generally, '''Dead Ringers''' avoids any political affiliation; all major British parties are satirized equally, with no real tendence towards any one point of view. This is likely due to the fact that it is produced by the BBC, who are obliged under their charter to produce non-biased programming.

Generally, Dead Ringers avoids any political affiliation; all major British parties are satirized equally, with no real tendence towards any one point of view. This is likely due to the fact that it is produced by the BBC, who are obliged under their charter to produce non-biased programming.

==Political Figures==

==Political Figures==