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# La-la, la-la-la-la La-la, la-la-la-la

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# La-la, la-la-la La-la-la

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# La-la, la-la-la-la La-la, la-la-la-la

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# La-la, la-la-la La-la. #

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So it is agreed.

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After nine long millennia,

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the seals of the resting place of the mighty Kraam will be broken,

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the ancient maps of hinterspace removed,

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and the quest for eternal peace can begin.

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-Hurrah.

-Hurrah!

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Now proceed from here upon your sacred journey.

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Oh, and while we're gone, Lord High Chief Galactic President,

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please don't eat the cake.

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Cake? What cake?

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The sacred cake of Kraam.

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Oh, that cake. No, I wouldn't touch that. Don't like cake really anyway.

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It's fine.

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HE SIGHS

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And so the quest begins.

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-Mustn't eat the cake.

-HE GROANS

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Don't eat the cake.

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I don't even like cake. Don't know why I'm bothered.

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If that was the beef of Kraam, I'd be right in there,

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but, you know, cake - it's not...

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Oh, I mustn't eat it.

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Nya-ah-ah!

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We have retrieved the maps.

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I would like...

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-What's happened to the cake?

-Nothing. Well, the cake...

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The sacred cake of Kraam?

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Oh! Oh, that.

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Oh. Ah.

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Would you believe it if I said

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that the mighty Kraam himself had appeared and consumed it?

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Oh. Oh, yes.

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Yes, I suppose he must have been starving,

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after all those years in transdimensional exile.

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What?

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What?! Oh, he said I could have some.

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CLATTERING ON TELEVISION

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-What are you playing?

-Bowling.

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-Ooh, can I play?

-I've only got one controller, mate.

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That's all right. Got my own ball and glove.

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PINS CLATTER

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-'Strike!'

-I'm the king!

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-Aggh! Ow!

-Oh, you wanna watch out for that.

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Not wearing the correct shoes.

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Hello? I'm looking for a Louise.

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I've got your mum on the phone and she says you've left your mobile

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and your diarrhoea medicine at home.

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Louise? Are you here?

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Your mum's pretty insistent that you'll need your...

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Don't be here. Oh, they all know.

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Last night was terrible...

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-Oh, Mother, no!

-..up and down like a lift engineer.

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No, Mother, no!

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-RUMBLING

-Oh, I can feel it happening...

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Your boyfriend's popped round

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and she's shown him baby photographs.

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Baby photos? Why?

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-Oh...

-RUMBLING CONTINUES

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SHE MOUTHS

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How embarrassing.

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Help.

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Most attractive. Isn't it lovely?

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-Sort of long and thin, like a pencil.

-Yes.

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Afternoon, ladies. Can I interest you in a free sample?

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-Oh, yes.

-Yes, yes, yes.

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-What of?

-We don't want anything free if we don't want it.

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-Like a free punch in the kidneys, for instance.

-Pointless.

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-Or free wasps.

-Wasps! Really!

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-It's not wasps, is it?

-Relax, ladies.

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It's our new fragrance - Pretension by Jean Paul Gaultier.

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-Jean Paul Goaty-Beard?

-Jeremy Clarkson's Go-Kart?

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Joe and Nick from the Jonas Brothers? We prefer Kevin!

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I'd like to put him in my handbag.

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Ugh! Oh.

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SHE SNIFFS

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-What a lovely smell!

-Not bad at all.

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Yes, it's lavender and sandalwood with a hint of saffron.

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Well, don't stop. Spray it again!

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Come on! We want to reek of the stuff.

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Um, no. This is just a sample. If you like it, you can buy some.

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-Oh! So that's your game, is it?

-You sly dog.

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-Nothing's free these days.

-Apart from those napkins at the coffee shop.

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-And you can't do much with those.

-We tried making dresses.

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They dissolved in the rain.

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-People ran away because we were nude.

-Again!

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You'll pay a pretty penny for this perfume.

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-And for that fancy bottle.

-And fancy box.

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-By this fancy man.

-On a fancy tray.

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-In his fancy shop.

-Yes, with a fancy tie.

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-In the middle of Fancy Street.

-Here in Fancy Town!

-How dare you!

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I'd have thought we'd pay more

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for the smell of Ian Lavender's sandals...

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You'd not get much change out of a £1,000 when it's all added up.

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-£1,000!

-I should say so.

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It's what these sort of things cost.

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This is on offer - £14.95...

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-£1,000!

-£1,000!

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-Ridiculous! £1,000!

-Absurd!

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It's not worth it to smell like the cast of Dad's Army.

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Come along, Prudith.

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Let's fly to Morocco

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-and buy one of those gold scented candles you like.

-Good day.

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I hope you spray some in your eyes

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-and they disappear entirely and heal over.

-You smell amazing!

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-BELL DINGS

-Thank you.

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Brendan, this American's been working with a new coach.

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Yes, Trevor, she bit her old coach

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and he became a zombie, ending his coaching career.

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We're seeing this a lot recently.

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Well, zombies will try to bite coaches, and often they succeed.

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And here she goes.

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POP! CROWD GASPS

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Oh, a surprisingly short routine there.

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Yes, I suspect that will require a trip to the physio.

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Hello! Are you open?

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The door was unlocked, so I put my money in the ticket machine and...

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No-one here. I'll just...

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-Good afternoony-poops!

-I'm so sorry to have missed you.

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Mr Faraway is very sorry to have missed you.

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-He's unexpectedly been called away.

-I'm in Berlin for the entire month.

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Mr Elevenses will explain, I'm sure.

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He's away on businessness and cannot be here.

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I'm so sorry to have missed your visit to...

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-BOTH:

-The Museum of Imagination... tion...tion...tion...tion.

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-Is that Mr Faraway there?

-HE GASPS

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Wow! You have a very vivid imagination.

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You'll fit in here.

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Right. So, uh, the museum?

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-BOTH:

-Of Imagination.

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Yeah. Uh, what have you got?

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What haven't we got? That would be a better question to ask.

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But I'll answer yours first.

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Under this cloth is the last remaining sample

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of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

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Excavated on the banks of the River Tigris.

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Oh, that Mr Faraway were here! He has so much more information than I.

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Wow, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon!

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That's one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

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-I'd love to see that.

-Then you shall see it.

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In your imagination!

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Ooh! Ohh!

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All right, I get it. Very funny. Having a joke with the tourist.

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-Joke?

-Joke?

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-Joke?

-Joke?

-Joke?

-Joke?!

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We never joke. We are deadly serious about our exhibits.

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Why, under here is the horn of a unicorn.

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But I thought unicorns didn't exist.

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That's what they want you to think. But if you had seen this horn...

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But if we say you are to see a unicorn horn, then that you shall!

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-BOTH:

-In your imagination.

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OK, fine. If that's how you want to be, then suit yourself.

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I'll have a refund, please.

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Of course. Of course you shall have a refund.

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-BOTH:

-In your imagination!

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Unbelievable!

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ECHO OF DOOR OPENING

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Did he not want to see the doorway to the lost city of Atlantis, then?

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Mr Faraway, are you back from Berlin?

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No, I'm still there, I'm afraid.

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Who said that?

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-So, how was the football?

-We won!

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Well done, dear.

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I scored a hat trick and I won man of the match.

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Mr Norton said I was the best player in the year.

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Well done, son. We're very proud.

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I think this calls for a little treat.

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We're going to go out for a pizza to celebrate.

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Great!

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No, not you.

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Why...why not?

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It seems to me you're really rather good at football.

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I suppose so.

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-Lots of practise.

-Out on the lawn.

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-Yeah.

-And who mows that lawn?

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-I do.

-With what?

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-Lawnmower.

-Precisely. The lawnmower your father bought.

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-And which I provide the petrol for.

-Free of charge.

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So it seems only fair that we get to go out for a pizza.

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Oh.

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Don't worry, dear. We've thought of you and you won't go hungry.

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We've left you some liver and broccoli to microwave.

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Oh, and we've hired a special babysitter for you.

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Mr Norton!

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Right! We'll do some press-ups, then some ball control,

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build up an appetite for that liver and broccoli.

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But first, you can start by cleaning these boots.

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Hurry up, dear. I want time for a knickerbocker glory

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after my stuffed-crust meat feast.

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Have a lovely evening.

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You missed a bit! Come on!

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Give it some welly!

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Do you want to be a footballer? Scrub the boot!

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-Hello.

-Hello.

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I wish to attempt to break the world record for remaining silent

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and I want you to time me.

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Yes, hello, Siobhan. World record for keeping silent, please.

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PHONE RINGS

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Thank you.

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The world record for keeping silent is 11.5...

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Hours? 11.5 hours? Easy!

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-No, 11.5...

-Days? Oh, that's tricky.

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No, 11.5 years. The world record for remaining silent is 11.5 years.

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That is a long time. I mean, how long is that?

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That's what? From the time when I was born till I was, what...

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11.5.

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Yeah, about that. Just near that.

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-You really think you can do it?

-Yes.

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-You won't blow it in the first instance?

-Of course not!

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Right.

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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Hello? Oh, no! No! What... Ohh! What have I done?

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-Calm down. I was just resetting the stopwatch.

-Oh, phew!

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Right. Now, here we go again - for real.

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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Hello?

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Oh, no! No! No, no! Not again!

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Oh, come on, Mark! Again! Twice!

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Ohh! Ohh! Oh.

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-How did I do?

-Three seconds.

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-What's the world record again?

-11.5 years.

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Ooh, so close!

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To be frank, it's the rising cost of ornamental horns and dragon boats

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that's forced us to find new ways to earn our living.

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-Aye, Chief.

-Sorry I'm late, everyone.

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I was hunting in the forest when I was attacked by an enormous bear.

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We shall feast on bear burgers tonight, my friends.

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-VIKINGS CHEER

-Yum!

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As I was saying before I was interrupted by Brave Erik here,

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we need to find new ways to earn our livings.

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So I have decided that we are to become toy testers.

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-Oh?

-Oh?

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There will always be children and children will always need toys.

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Aye, toy swords and toy axes...

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Indeed. And this.

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A Sven-in-the-box.

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-A Sven-in-the-box?

-Yeah, yeah.

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You see, what happens is you turn the little handle on the side here

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and then suddenly a little Viking on a spring pops out.

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-ALL:

-Ah.

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So we are going to test these and make sure they work properly.

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Right, I'm going to start turning the handle here

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and I want you to prepare yourselves

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because a Viking on a spring is going to pop out, OK?

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All right, Chief.

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I'm just saying I don't want there to be any screaming.

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We're brave and fearless Vikings.

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We are not going to be scared of some Sven-in-a-box.

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Very well. Right, I'm going to turn the handle now.

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Prepare yourselves.

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TINKLING MUSIC PLAYS

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THEY SCREAM

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-Sorry, sorry.

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

-Sorry, sorry.

-Sorry.

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That was exactly what I didn't want to happen.

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-RADIO:

-A lorry delivering sheds has shed its load,

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causing a shedload of trouble on the roads this morning.

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If you're about to head in for the school run,

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do allow an extra 40-45 minutes because of the shedded sheds.

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Well, if people will insist on taking the silly old car out,

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that's their own lookout.

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Isn't that right, Timmy?

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Bingo, Mummy. We've got all the clever ideas.

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That we have, my little pomegranate.

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So, do you have an idea to get me in to school quicker then, Mummy?

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Absolutely, with pickles on top.

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We're using...modern technology.

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-Modern technology, Mummy?

-Yes.

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We're simply going to email you to school.

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-And how does that work?

-Simple as fiddlesticks, pumpkin.

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We simply pop you into the chamber here,

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where you'll be scanned and turned into a million pixels.

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And then Mummy will email you, using this computer

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and you'll pass down this thick cable to the modem and away you go.

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Oh, which reminds me -

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I must attach aforementioned cable before I send you off.

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Right.

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I must say, I can't think of anything that could go wrong.

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That's the spirit. Into the box with you.

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Oh, but not your lunch box. I'll fax that over later.

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Ah.

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There we go, Tiddles. In we go.

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Mmm.

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Ooh, now, let's just switch you on.

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ZAP!

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Mummy's going to email you now, using the computer.

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Oh, bumsticks! The cable!

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Mummy, this doesn't look like the IT block.

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Oh. Oh, dear. Sorry, darling.

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Has it worked, Mummy?

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Um, not exactly.

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I'll get the car keys.

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Ow! Ow!

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Well, your results are in

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and I'm afraid you've tested positive for FSD,

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or footballer's speech disorder.

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Obviously I'm disappointed with the result at the end of the day.

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Obviously I feel like I've let the lads down

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and, uh, I've let meself down.

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Don't worry, don't worry. It's a treatable condition.

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Still all to play for? Up for grabs? Resting on a knife-edge?

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In a way, I suppose so.

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-The gaffer'll be made up.

-Who's the gaffer?

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I have no idea. Please help me!

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-ANNOUNCER:

-Emily and Monty Forest have been an acting, singing

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and dancing duo for seven years.

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In that time, they've auditioned for more than 17,000 roles together,

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without success.

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Emily, Monty, how are you?

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Oh, we are brilliant. Thanks for asking.

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Yep, really looking forward to today's audition.

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I've had a funny feeling in my tummy all day.

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Could be the acorns you had for breakfast, Robin.

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Could be. Could be, Marian, but let's stay positive.

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Now, I'm guessing it's a Robin Hood musical?

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BOTH: No.

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-Yes!

-It is. Little trick. We're the Merry Men.

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It's a brand-new musical and it's gonna be fab-u-losio!

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Apparently there are great new numbers.

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Yep, including Robin's heartbreaking ode to being a bachelor,

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I'm Not The Marian Kind.

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And the country rock ballad A Little John Goes A Long Way.

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And, of course, the big makeover number...

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Friar Nip-and-Tuck.

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-Wow!

-It's a great show.

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You normally like to prepare a little surprise for the director.

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Have you got anything lined up for today?

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We certainly have.

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We sing the breakaway pop hit Robbin' the Rich, Rockin' the Poor

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-and at the end, Maid Marian...

-Guilty!

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..fires three arrows directly at me.

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But here's the trick.

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-We show them the real arrows.

-I'm all aquiver.

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-But when she fires them...

-Brrr!

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..we use these fake ones.

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And she's gonna shoot me right here.

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Woo-hoo, it'll be a blast!

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-Straight in the Friar Tuckus.

-THEY LAUGH

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-MAN:

-Emily and Monty Forest?

-Here we are.

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Should be Emily and Monty Sherwood Forest.

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Wish us luck. HE BLOWS HORN

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Yeah.

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Yeah. We...we didn't get it.

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No, not this time. But the arrows trick worked very well.

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Oh-ho! That was a treat. That was brilliant.

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Quick question, Emily -

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if you've got the fake arrows, where did the real ones end up?

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HE WHIMPERS

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-Right in the...

-HE BLOWS HORN

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I don't feel well.

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He can be such a big baby sometimes.

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Oh, great! My souffle's collapsed.

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What am I going to serve at my souffle dinner party tonight?

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It's a complete disaster!

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Maybe my bees can help.

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-Beg your pardon?

-I said, "Maybe my bees can help."

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Mate, I need a new souffle, not a lesson in honey-making.

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Don't speak too soon. My bees are highly trained.

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They will fly out of this hive into your souffle,

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where the beating of their tiny wings will create puffs of air,

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causing your souffle to rise,

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leaving you to enjoy your souffle dinner party.

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-Are you sure?

-As sure as bees are bees.

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Go on, then.

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I shall first give them a few basic instructions.

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Bzzz, bzzzzz, souffle.

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Bzzzzzzzzzzzzz, bzzzzzzzzzz, Jamie Oliver, bzz, bzz, help it rise.

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Bzzzzzzzzzzzz.

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Probably opened the oven to have a look at it, ruined it. Bzzzz.

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Help him out. Nice chap. Bzzzzzzzzzzz.

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Bees to the rescue!

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BEES BUZZ LOUDLY No, no, no!

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Ow! Go to the souffle! No!

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No, don't make my face rise. Ow! Get off!

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I must say, this isn't what I expected.

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No! Stop it! HE SCREAMS

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BELL RINGS

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Welcome to the canteen. What can I get you?

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-What's the choice today?

-I've done sort of a mystery menu.

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In these three boxes are meals.

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You pick a box. Whatever's in the box, that's what you get.

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I should warn you - choose carefully.

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One. No, two. No, three. No, one. No, um...

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Two. Yep, definitely two.

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I've got a good feeling about this one.

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JAUNTY MUSIC

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Oh, lasagne.

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Enjoy.

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-Um, can I have the, um...

-PHONE RINGS

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Ooh.

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Hello?

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Yeah. No, Wednesday night. Yeah.

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Yeah, bye.

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Wrong number.

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Right. Uh, three. No, one. Definitely one.

0:20:450:20:49

It's been absolutely lovely getting to know you. Good luck.

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-JAUNTY MUSIC

-Oh, it's meatballs.

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So, box number three.

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You feeling lucky?

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Honestly, um, not especially.

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Well, let's find out, shall we?

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JAUNTY MUSIC

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You've won £1 million!

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-That's unbelievable.

-Congratulations.

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BUTTON BEEPS

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Course, £1 million is terribly heavy.

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-SHE LAUGHS

-Next!

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This is the remote Outer Hebridean island of North Barrasay.

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And this is Valerie Carpenter,

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head and only teacher at the school,

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which has only one pupil.

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It's surprisingly quiet here today, Valerie.

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Can you tell us what's going on?

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Yes, well, Ross is on the return leg of his student exchange programme.

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Last year it was such a wonderful success.

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HE SHRIEKS

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Miss! Miss!

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So, he's, um, off in the Alps with young Lukas,

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learning all about Austrian culture,

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while I stay here and practise my short game.

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I'm no Tiger Woods. I'm no Tiger Woods, that's for sure.

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We caught up with Ross and Lukas at Lukas's school in Austria.

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# Eins, zwei, drei... #

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MUSIC STOPS

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HE MOUTHS

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Ross, you will join in.

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Do I have to, Frau Hermann?

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Yes. You will have fun.

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MUSIC PLAYS

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Now you can perform the dancing.

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So it's normal for boys from this region to dance together like this?

0:23:030:23:06

No.

0:23:060:23:07

MUSIC STOPS

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Ross, how are you enjoying your visit here?

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Um, I've got two more days.

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Ja, the time is very short. We have so much to do.

0:23:150:23:19

Picking mushrooms and hunting Smurfs

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and hide-and-seek!

0:23:220:23:24

We played that the other day. He's very good at the game.

0:23:240:23:27

It took me several hours to find him.

0:23:270:23:29

Yes, you never give up, do you?

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He was in the woods, seven miles away!

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Ross...

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..he's very clever.

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As you can see,

0:23:520:23:53

Lukas insisted on decorating in honour of Ross's visit.

0:23:530:23:59

That's, um, remarkable work there.

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Yeah, I went... Ross's waistcoat is made out of real goat hair

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so it's really soft - you can just...

0:24:070:24:10

It's really soft. And he's wearing a crown.

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Because you know why?

0:24:130:24:15

Yeah, cos... Yeah, you know why.

0:24:150:24:19

Because apparently I'm the king of friends.

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# Yes, Ross is king of the friends!

0:24:220:24:25

# With him, the fun never ends

0:24:250:24:26

# The sun will fall The sun will shine

0:24:260:24:28

# But he will be having a friendly time... #

0:24:280:24:31

Ross, sing our song.

0:24:310:24:32

# Cos Ross is the king of the friends

0:24:320:24:34

# With him, the fun never ends

0:24:340:24:36

# The sun will fall The sun will shine

0:24:360:24:38

# And we'll be having a friendly time. #

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Ross is very fortunate in his time to be here.

0:24:420:24:45

It is our Arts Week.

0:24:450:24:47

Right. And what happens during Arts Week?

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HE PLAYS LONG DEEP NOTE

0:24:500:24:53

LUKAS PLAYS LONG HIGH-PITCHED NOTE

0:24:530:24:56

Blowing the horn helps me control my asthma.

0:24:590:25:03

And with the circular breathing,

0:25:030:25:05

I can make a note last, like, eight minutes.

0:25:050:25:07

THEY PLAY LONG NOTES

0:25:090:25:12

Wow. That's...that's amazing.

0:25:160:25:18

It's lucky we came to film today.

0:25:180:25:20

We wouldn't have wanted to miss that.

0:25:200:25:22

Oh, no! No, no, they do this EVERY day.

0:25:220:25:25

Well, it looks like you're having some fascinating experiences here.

0:25:300:25:34

They're making me sleep in the goat cabin.

0:25:340:25:36

-And the goat cabin is...?

-Exactly what it sounds like.

0:25:360:25:40

Oh. Do you have a message for Miss Carpenter?

0:25:400:25:44

Uh, yes, I do have a message for her.

0:25:440:25:46

Get me out of here, please.

0:25:460:25:47

Just call my parents or call the embassy or whatever you have to do.

0:25:470:25:51

-OK.

-Excuse me.

0:25:510:25:53

Film crew, we are now concentrating on the education,

0:25:530:25:56

so you will have to leave.

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Right. Um, see you back on the island, Ross.

0:25:580:26:00

No! Take me with you!

0:26:000:26:02

No, Ross, you cannot go. It is time for the hat game.

0:26:020:26:04

I don't want to play the hat game, please.

0:26:040:26:06

I will be the milliner.

0:26:060:26:08

You can be the cow.

0:26:080:26:10

No, don't make me be the cow.

0:26:100:26:12

Bye, Ross.

0:26:120:26:13

-Auf wiedersehen!

-Don't go! Moo!

0:26:140:26:16

What about my passport? Moo. You said you'd give it back to me.

0:26:190:26:22

Ooh. Tammy, love, where are we going?

0:26:240:26:27

It's OK. You'll see.

0:26:270:26:29

Tammy had been working for weeks to get to this moment.

0:26:290:26:32

It hadn't been easy getting everyone together

0:26:320:26:35

for her mother's surprise birthday party.

0:26:350:26:38

Surprise.

0:26:390:26:42

Tammy, honestly.

0:26:420:26:44

Tammy had blown it...again.

0:26:440:26:48

This is definitely the right house. Right, on you go.

0:26:530:26:56

Can't you do it?

0:26:560:26:57

Josh, you let the football go over the fence. You get it back.

0:26:570:27:01

It's not my fault the ball went right through me. I'm a ghost.

0:27:010:27:04

When will you stop hiding behind the fact you're a ghost?

0:27:040:27:07

I find it really difficult to talk to strangers.

0:27:070:27:10

I always end up making a complete mess of it.

0:27:100:27:13

Listen, it was brand new and it cost me 30 quid.

0:27:130:27:16

But this is Weird Steve's house. He's terrifying.

0:27:160:27:19

You know the stories about him.

0:27:190:27:21

I don't care, Josh. I want my ball back.

0:27:210:27:24

You've got to go and get it.

0:27:240:27:25

Just be polite, ask nicely - it'll be over in a second.

0:27:250:27:28

-Please, Darren.

-All right. OK.

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I've knocked on the door.

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What you want?

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Uh...um...

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Uh...

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Woooooooo!

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HE SCREAMS

0:27:430:27:45

It's a ghost!

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