Il Trio: Allacciare Le Cinture Di Sicurezza
The show brings together a set of amusing parodies aimed at leaving the spectators displaced, the finale of the show is memorable and ends with a song sung and danced by the Trio with an award ceremony similar to that of the Oscars, which sees the three actors speak in fake English and be translated by their own voices.
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The show brings together a set of amusing parodies aimed at leaving the spectators displaced, the finale of the show is memorable and ends with a song sung and danced by the Trio with an award ceremony similar to that of the Oscars, which sees the three actors speak in fake English and be translated by their own voices.
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