A suave Simon Callow plays God in many guises, manipulating the lives of eight salespeople attending a weekend motivational course at an English country hotel. The dialogue is in rhyming couplets, an initially amusing device that rapidly becomes tiresome as the listener comes to anticipate the end of the next line, "vicars" inevitably being followed three seconds later by "knickers".
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