She wears the £450 Issa dress famously sported to announce the royal engagement in November 2010 while he sports a cosy jumper and a goofy grin. But this isn't the real Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. Instead, it's their puppet likenesses - commissioned for ITV's new comedy spoof show, Newzoids. And the Duke and Duchess aren't the only royals to get a puppet makeover. Their dolls will be joined by an even more amusing version of Prince Harry, as well as a roster of celebrities. Scroll down for video . Plastic princess: The Duchess of Cambridge is about to make her debut in puppet form . The show, which has been likened to 1980s behemoth Spitting Image, starts later this month and, according to makers Citrus TV, will offer a similarly light-hearted take on current affairs. Sketches set to feature in the opening show include one that sees David Cameron slug it out with Nick Clegg on a puppet version of The Jeremy Kyle Show. Another sketch will see Ed Miliband's effigy join Ant and Dec to star in a show called 'I'm a Catastrophe... Get Me Out of Here' while a third will see Professor Brian Cox unearthing a new planet - on Kim Kardashian's backside. The six-part series will also feature Wayne Rooney, Beyonce, Harry Styles and The Great British Bake Off's Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry. Star of the show: Prince William's puppet is ready for the launch of new series, Newzoids . The real thing: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Stephen Lawrence Centre in south London . Royal stars: The Duke and Duchess will appear alongside Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall . The new show represents the first time that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have found themselves lampooned in a comedy show. But while it will all be new to William and Kate, other members of the Royal Family will remember their starring roles in Spitting Image. Among the most memorable was the jug-eared puppet of Prince Charles, who was famously shown talking on a telephone made of roses. Charles will return to puppet form in Newzoids, this time reimagined as a version of Gogglebox's Dominic Parker. The Duchess of Cornwall will be shown as a take on Steph, with the royal couple set to chortle and booze their way through a Gogglebox-style sketch. Entertainer: Prince Harry will also feature in the ITV show - albeit in puppet form . The Great British Fake Off: Stars Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry also feature in Newzoids . Speaking about the new show, Elaine Bedell, Director of Entertainment and Comedy for ITV, said: 'ITV has a rich history of playing popular satirical comedy in peaktime on its main channel, and it seemed a good time to revive it this year. 'We are pleased to be adding to our growing comedy portfolio with this funny and biting look at the world of politics and celebrity.' The show, which will be filmed by animation specialists Factory, will be voiced by a cast that includes impressionist Debra Stephenson and will be produced by Giles Pilbrow and Dominic Brigstocke who boast Have I Got News For You and Alan Partridge among their credits.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been turned into puppets .
They will feature in a new comedy sketch show similar to Spitting Image .
Other royals to feature include Charles and Camilla and Prince Harry .
Newzoids begins on the 15th April on ITV1 .