'The Long Bloody Way to Heathrow' relocates the lost-couple romp to the red-dirt outback near Alice Springs, where Bazza and Shazza win a meat-raffle trip and end up stranded in foggy London. A fast bush-dance reel on fiddle, lagerphone and tea-chest bass carries broad outback slang — strewth, crikey, she'll be right — as they stomp and sing their way toward the plane.