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Season 3 • Episode 23 • Who Will Buy a Bubble?
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Omnibus Season 3, Episode 23: Who Will Buy a Bubble?
A group of people with regular jobs (factory clerk, Lighterman,Inspector etc) take part in an experimental and improvised drama in which they are encouraged to writhe around the floor making strange noises and movements. The idea being that returning to a primitive state may help them better cope with the modern world. This experiment is then taken to their familiar local streets and landmarks and casual observers are invited to comment or join in. Watch Omnibus Season 3, Episode 23 Who Will Buy a Bubble? in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Omnibus Season 3, Episode 23 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Who Will Buy a Bubble?
A group of people with regular jobs (factory clerk, Lighterman,Inspector etc) take part in an experimental and improvised drama in which they are encouraged to writhe around the floor making strange noises and movements. The idea being that returning to a primitive state may help them better cope with the modern world. This experiment is then taken to their familiar local streets and landmarks and casual observers are invited to comment or join in.