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This programme contains some strong language.

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# ..but don't believe in everything you see or hear

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# Read all about it

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# Read all about it

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# News of the world News of the world... #

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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# Read all about it

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# News of the world News of the world. #

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Hello and welcome to Mock The Week. I'm Dara O Briain.

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Joining me this week are Andy Parsons, Jo Caulfield

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and Carl Donnelly,

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Chris Addison, Hugh Dennis and Milton Jones.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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We start with a round called Headliners.

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Here is a picture of the Prime Minister, the American President

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and the Chancellor of Germany, but what does CIDW stand for?

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Is it in fact all they've achieved at the G20?

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"Checked in. Drank wine."

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Is Merkel saying, "Cameron! It's Denzel Washington!"

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She, presumably, is suggesting an answer to the crisis, isn't she?

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She's saying "Call in Darth Wader!"

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Or she's saying "Careful, I declare war."

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Is it in fact, "Cameron interrupts dirty weekend?"

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Is it "Cameron introduces drunk woman?" Cos she does look a bit...

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She looks lairy, anyway.

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I reckon Merkel's going to the vending machine to get some snacks,

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so she's checking the order. She's going,

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"Is it a Crunchie, ice-cream, Diet Coke, Wotsits?"

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Is it David Cameron saying, "Children? I...damn. Where?"

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Is it Angela Merkel saying,

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"I have lived my life like a candle in da wind."

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I've heard a lot of bad things about Men In Black III,

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but it looks pretty good now they've cast Angela Lansbury in it.

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Can I get the correct answer, please?

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Is it "Cameron issues dire warning?"

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That's very good. Well done, Chris.

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Yes, the answer I was looking for was "Cameron issues dire warning."

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This is the news that at the G20 summit in Mexico, David Cameron

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put the eurozone crisis at the top of a list of five big threats

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that world leaders need to tackle to avoid a global financial meltdown.

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Are we scared of this disaster?

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Yep.

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Did you see what the five threats were?

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They were in fact, the eurozone crisis, sovereign debt,

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the challenges of growth and low competitiveness, protectionism

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and failure to regulate the banking system.

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Now, if you add those up, there are in fact six things there.

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And he is going to tell that to the 23 countries of the G20.

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It would be good if in the middle of the five things

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he'd thrown in a genuine...

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"The five things we have to be worried about are eurozone debt,

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"sovereign debt, low growth, that asteroid, failure to regulate..."

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They go, "I'm sorry, what was the last one?" "You mean low growth?"

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"That's not the one we meant! The one you said after low growth!"

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"Oh, the asteroid. We'll get to that."

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It would be great if we did an episode of this show

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for people who don't really watch the news

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and then we discuss the asteroid as if this was actually a news story.

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I'm pretty sure that this show is for people

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who don't really watch the news.

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-How did the Greek elections go?

-They went tremendously well.

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People voted and they've got a new government.

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They have a party that sounds lovely in Greece, the Golden Dawn Party.

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-It's a nice name, isn't it?

-Yeah, they're actually the BNP of Greece,

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but they sound lovely, like, "Oh, a bowl of Golden Dawn in the morning."

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Ooh, fascists.

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I got a DVD called Golden Dawn. It wasn't what I was expecting.

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I think the problem with these Mediterranean countries

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is that they have their main meal at ten o'clock at night.

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Right, OK.

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That means you go to bed later, you don't sleep as well,

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you're tired for most of the day,

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you have to have a nap in the afternoon

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and your economy gets knackered.

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Surely austerity rule one should be tea at six o'clock.

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I think it has got out of hand.

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I was in a restaurant and they were doing a special offer.

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"If you buy a Greek salad and there's a German in the room,

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"he has to pay for it."

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What did the Greeks vote for?

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It was a vote on whether they should stay within the eurozone.

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Essentially, yeah.

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We should stop calling it the eurozone,

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because if we continue to call them the eurozone,

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they can call us Poundland.

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I've got mixed feelings about Greece leaving the euro,

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cos I actually discovered in my drawer

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that I've got quite a lot of drachma left,

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and I counted it all up and, depending on how things go,

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I think I might be able to buy a house.

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Or possibly the railways.

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I always think "Greek bailout"

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sounds like something they do at Eton after lights out.

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That's why it's so difficult for Cameron and Osbourne to talk about it.

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"I say, Cameron." "What is it, Osbourne?"

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"You don't fancy a quick Greek bailout, do you?"

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"You're insatiable, man! Come on, let's grease up. Let's go."

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Where was the G20 taking place?

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It was taking place in a place called Los Cabos in Me-hi-co.

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It doesn't have to be said like a villager from The Magnificent Seven.

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That would be funny if all of their speeches were done in that voice.

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"We must help the villagers."

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"When the music stop, you die."

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Is a luxury resort the right place to start talking about people's austerity?

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If you're kind of going, "There are five plans..."

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And this man arrives with a tray

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with a large pink drink with an umbrella in it.

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"Not now!"

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There's a Mexican waiter going, "Senor?"

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Behind you, a Mariachi band going,

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# Guantanamera!

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"Go away! Ixnay on the Uantanamera-gay!"

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What Cameron should do is get a great big black hat

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and the sleep mask he got on the plane and stand up

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in front of the G20 and say,

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"I will lead you out of economic austerity for I am...

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-MAKES WHOOSHING NOISE

-"..Borro!"

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When you get a bunch of national leaders in a room together,

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you realise that however hard you can fight against it,

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they are just a bunch of stereotypes.

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You've got Angela Merkel,

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a butch German woman who looks like a shot-putter.

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You've got Francois Hollande,

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a Frenchman who left his wife for a younger model.

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You've got Cameron, a posh Etonian.

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You've got Putin, a KGB-trained psychopath.

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You've got Obama, a cool black dude.

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It's like the G20's been written by the writers of 'Allo 'Allo!

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What did Labour Leader Ed Miliband label David Cameron this week?

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He labelled him "a tainted leader."

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"A tainted Prime Minister," which was a very early song by Soft Cell.

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-He did, because of what?

-Cos he's too close to the rich and powerful.

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This is all based on the fact that he got a text from Rebekah Brooks

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saying that they were all in it together.

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"Yes, you Cam!"

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The other part that was creepy was the bit at the start

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where she goes, "Let's discuss this over country supper soon."

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It sounds like a horrible euphemism.

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"I went out last night, ended up back at a girl's place. She gave me a country supper."

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I only went looking for a Greek bailout.

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It was impressive, I thought, as a technique.

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The thing that most of the politicians have done

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is they have been forgetful at the Leveson Inquiry and they've gone,

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"I'm afraid I can't recall that. Did that happen?

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"I have no recollection of such a thing occurring."

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The genius of Cameron to establish himself as forgetful

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in the week of the Leveson Inquiry

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by leaving his daughter behind in a pub!

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Genius.

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What has Ed Miliband admitted recently?

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That he is related to David Miliband.

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Ending speculation.

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That he looks like Wallace...

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..from Wallace and Gromit, which is why...

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Which is when he said of David Cameron,

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as part of the "tainted Prime Minister" speech,

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he said he doesn't live in the real world,

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you thought, "Ed doesn't. He lives with a plasticine dog!"

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Actually, I had a long conversation with Ed Miliband

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about whether he looked like Wallace or not,

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and it would have been shorter but about once every 12th of a second

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an assistant had to move his arm just a little bit.

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The Tories have been going on at him

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about the fact that he looks like Wallace,

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but they've got absolutely no room to talk about this.

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Cameron looks like Iggle Piggle, Michael Gove looks like Pob,

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Eric Pickles looks like a Sontaran from Doctor Who,

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Teresa May looks like Roy Hodgson in drag,

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Jeremy Hunt looks like Seb Coe with a wasting disease

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and if you get Iain Duncan Smith and William Hague together,

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they look like Yoda's bollocks.

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At the end of that round, the points go to Chris, Hugh and Milton.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Our next round is called Newsreel. We play in a recent piece of footage

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featuring people in the news and ask Hugh to suggest

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what might be being said. This week's clip

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features David Cameron and Barack Obama.

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AS OBAMA: Hi! Barack Obama, vote for me in November. Don't vote for Mitt.

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His name sounds like an oven glove.

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Say, David, you like to shoot hoops?

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-AS CAMERON:

-Yes, well, actually, I'm just fearfully posh.

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I like to shoot almost everything.

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I prefer riding, really. I've got an ex-police horse I can borrow.

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Yes, anyway, my name's David. I'm just chillaxing with Barack.

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We've got a special relationship, not in THAT way of course, no.

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The Church of England would go mad.

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You'll have to forgive David, he's never been to a ball game before.

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He doesn't know the rules.

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Well, I like netball. In fact, I prefer football.

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Hey, you, you better shut your mouth!

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-Shut your mouth, that's what I say, shut your mouth.

-I'm sorry if I...

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You better tell your limey-ass friend to shut his mouth

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or I'm going to shut it for him. He can take that Beckham with him!

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OK, he says, "Would you shut the fuck up?"

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Oh, he's serious, is he? I see.

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So, say, have you got one of these?

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This is a medal I got for killing Osama Bin Laden with my bare hands!

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I did that. Vote for me in November, I killed Osama with my bare hands.

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You want one, I got drawers full of this shit in the White House.

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So, Dave. You ever killed a man with your bare hands?

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Well, I've thought of killing Nick a couple of times.

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Seems the kindest thing to do, really, put him out of his misery.

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God, it's hot in here. I'm as hot as a pasty with VAT on it.

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Hang on a minute. I'm almost certain

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I had my daughter with me when I came in here.

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Well done, Hugh.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Now we play a round called Happy Birthday, Paul Mock-Cartney.

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This game involves Jo, Milton and Carl,

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so if you could make your way to the performance area.

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This round is a stand-up challenge. I launch the Wheel of News

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and wherever it chooses to stop,

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one of our performers must talk about that subject.

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The winner is whoever I think is the funniest.

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Here we go, let's spin the wheel.

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The first subject is retail.

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Can I ask someone to come in and talk on that? Jo Caulfield.

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Tesco's have announced that they are going to overhaul their shops

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by employing more staff, which is great

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because the self-scanning doesn't work, does it?

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It's just a row of angry people shouting at machines.

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Just going, "But there's nothing in the bagging area! I've removed it from the bagging area.

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"D'you know what's in the bagging area? A frigging bag! What a surprise(!)"

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And also, I have to say, sometimes a person isn't better.

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I was at Tesco's at the checkout with a person and just by mistake,

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instead of the Tesco Clubcard,

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I handed over my Sainsbury's Nectar card.

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The woman at the checkout in Tesco's, no word of a lie,

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she looked at the Sainsbury's card, she put it down,

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she then looked at her own badge.

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As if to go, "Maybe she's right, maybe I do work in Sainsbury's!"

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So the shopping came to £3.76, so I gave her five pounds and a penny

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and then stood back and watched her head explode.

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And another shop, Abercrombie and Fitch,

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they were famously sued in America because they had a policy

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of only employing young, very attractive people.

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I thought, "D'you think Argos has the exact opposite policy?"

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Thank you very much, Jo Caulfield!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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OK, let's spin the wheel again.

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The subject is health. Who wants to come in on that? Carl.

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Right, I suffer from recurring stomach problems

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which sometimes lead me into embarrassing situations.

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One happened when about two years ago I went to see Alicia Keys live in concert at the O2 Arena.

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That's not the embarrassing bit.

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En route to meet friends to go to the show,

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I stopped at my doctor's to get a little check-up

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and he said it was all fine but he wanted a stool sample,

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so he gave me a pot and said "Drop it in in the morning."

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So I put it in my bag and then went to meet friends

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for a drink before the show.

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About half an hour passed, I felt movement.

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I thought, "I'd better do it now,"

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So I went to a pub toilet and I did my sample in a pot

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and put it back in my bag, went out,

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didn't tell my friends what I'd done, we just carried on drinking.

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Half an hour later, it's showtime, we went to the O2 Arena,

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where I'd never been before, to see Alicia Keys.

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And I reckon it was about 30 metres from the front of the queue

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where I found out about their compulsory bag search system.

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Have you ever tried to explain to a security guard

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why you're trying to smuggle a stool sample into an Alicia Keys concert?

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It's tough. When he pulled it out,

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I've never heard more shock in a man's voice.

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He just went, "What is this?!" And I freaked out

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and said the first thing that came into my head,

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so I went, "It's a pot of shit."

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Which he then repeated louder, right.

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He just sort of went, "A po' o' shi',"

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and it went back down the queue like Chinese whispers.

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About 20 people back, I think I heard somebody go,

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"I think there's a guy with a bowl of chips at the front or something."

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So I'm just there, totally embarrassed.

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Didn't know what to do, I'm almost crying.

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I explained my story, the guy gets his supervisor who comes over and this is a great response.

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I was, honestly, like, "I've got a bug, sorry."

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And he listens to all that and goes,

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"All right, I believe you. You can keep it."

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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OK, that leaves us with Milton.

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Let's see what you've been left with. Let's spin the wheel.

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The subject is relatives.

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The scariest thing that ever happened to me in my entire life

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was when I was very little.

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My dad said, "I'm just going to pop upstairs,"

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and he went upstairs and he popped.

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I didn't speak to my dad.

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Well, he was a bus driver, you're not allowed to.

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My brother - he's allergic to cheese.

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Not the taste. It's just if anyone says the word, he goes, "Bleugh!"

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Doesn't happen very often,

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but we've got some weird family photos.

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My grandfather - he was a GI and he was in the RAF,

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OK, he was a giraffe.

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During the war, when board games were illegal,

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he was put in prison for being a Yahtzee sympathiser.

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My uncle, he was a security guard at the O2 Arena.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Thank you very much.

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Points in that round go to Milton Jones. Everybody come back.

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Our next round is called If This Is The Answer, What Is The Question?

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On the board are six categories. Carl, which category would you like?

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-Sports, please.

-OK, grand.

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Sport, it is.

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The answer is chickens, nurses and rain. What is the question?

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Is it what does Heston Blumenthal put in a trifle?

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Is it name three things?

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Is it what are the most used sound effects in the radio drama

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Monsoon Poultry Hospital?

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There's been another monsoon from the chickens!

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What do you know?

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The actor's Scottish in Monsoon Poultry Hospital.

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"Doctor, doctor, I think this chicken is drowning!"

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What were the three main things featured in the film Golden Dawn?

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Is it what three things have a higher IQ

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than the entire cast of The Only Way Is Essex?

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A little harsh on the nurses that, isn't it?

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Is it all the things that my gran says are stealing her money

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when I go and visit her in the care home?

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Is it what additional three things

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did Churchill think we should fight them on?

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"We will fight them on the chicken,

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"we will fight them on the nurses,

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"and on the rain."

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Is it what Greece are planning to use as currency when they leave the euro?

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OK, what's the correct answer?

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Name three things you won't find in a chicken nugget.

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OK, pipe down. Correct...

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Is it what are the opening stage directions in the television drama

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Monsoon Poultry Hospital?

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Chickens, nurses, rain. A man walks through the fog...

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I thought it was a hospital I'm working in now, is it?

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What was the name of Foghorn Leghorn's controversial early career porn film?

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I'm sorry, I want to do more chicken hospital.

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Clear! Cluck!

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Clear! Cluck!

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Clear! Cluck!

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We've lost him.

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We've lost him.

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That's finishing off the chicken at the end.

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Doctor, get me the baster.

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Can we please...? We're just amusing ourselves now.

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It's what three things will feature in the Olympic Opening Ceremony?

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Thank you very much, Hugh Dennis. That's absolutely right.

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APPLAUSE

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Yes, the question I was looking for is,

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what are some of the more unusual items to feature

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in the London Olympic Opening Ceremony on 27th July?

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This is the news that artistic director Danny Boyle

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has revealed some of his plans to transform the Olympic Stadium into the British countryside.

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The ceremony will include real farmyard animals,

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a cast of 10,000 volunteers, including a troop of NHS nurses

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and, just in case it doesn't rain on the night,

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clouds suspended over the stadium which will produce rain.

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See, that's interesting as I didn't think that's why he was doing it.

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I thought he was doing it cos he's a film-maker

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and he's making a film version of Monsoon Poultry Hospital.

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And everyone will be going, "But where are all the Scottish accents?"

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Doctor, this chicken seems to be ill. Clear!

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Cluck!

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Oh, it's going to be amazing!

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Real farmyard animals will feature in the show, which will be 70 sheep,

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12 horses, three cows, two goats, ten chickens, ten ducks, nine geese,

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three sheepdogs, a cat, a bird, a spider, a fly and an old woman.

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And the major question is will she die?

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-Of course.

-She's dead of course.

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They're going to transform the Olympic Stadium for 27 million

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into the great British countryside?

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27 million. All people really give a shit about are the fireworks.

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Spend 26 and a half million on fireworks,

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give everybody a toffee apple,

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a giant bonfire with a ticket tout on top.

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They're going to great lengths with this British countryside thing.

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They have hired actors, who are going to depict a family having a picnic in the countryside.

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They're hiring another actor to dress up as a wasp,

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who's not going to leave them alone.

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Finally, at the end, they light the flame.

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Well, I say flame, they're lighting a pyre of cattle that have died from foot-and-mouth.

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The whole idea is he's trying to make it the most British thing.

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But I reckon the funniest thing, the most British thing he could do, is have it cancelled on the day,

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and have an Opening Ceremony replacement service.

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I don't trust any of the Olympic preparations,

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cos have you heard what they're going to do as a security precaution?

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They're going to have a destroyer in the middle of the Thames.

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How do they think Al-Qaeda are going to attack?

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Some sort of armada coming up the river and then across the stadium...

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They won't be expecting this.

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They won't be ready for this.

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HUMS HAWAII FIVE-O THEME

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The Closing Ceremony is just going to be Boris Johnson in overalls

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and wellies, with a shot gun, going, "Get off my land."

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Have you got tickets? Are you going?

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No, I have not. I disapprove of the whole thing.

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And I think most Londoners don't want it anyway.

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Two things they hate most - exercise and tourists.

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There's a huge investigation now.

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The IOC are investigating corruption and touting.

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The IOC investigating corruption is like FIFA investigating corruption.

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But they've always been corrupt.

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It's like my grandfather - he won the limbo dancing competition years ago in the Olympics,

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but they wouldn't give him a medal.

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They said he just came last in the high jump.

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At the end of that round, the points go to Chris, Hugh and Milton.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Now we come to Scenes We'd Like To See,

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so make your way over to the performance area, please.

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I'll read out the topics and then we'll see what our panellists can come up with.

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OK, the first subject is unlikely things to hear at Euro 2012.

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And there we see in the stands John Terry's wife,

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and with his arm around her, Rio Ferdinand.

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Well, this French team has three strikers.

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Luckily, the other eight have agreed greed to play.

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Tonight's game is in the incredible city of Kiev.

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The outskirts are sort of crispy-crumbly.

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And Holland are two down.

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Yes, I've finished the crossword!

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And the Greeks have reached the quarter final.

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If only they'd had a massive bet on that.

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Oh, that's a bad one, you can see the bone sticking right out.

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These Ukrainian meat pies really are awful.

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And now over to Mark Lawrenson

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who has something really interesting to say.

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Well, I've never seen that on a pitch before.

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It seems the referee really is a wanker.

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No, mate. This is row six.

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You're row 2012.

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Here in Ukraine, we launch campaign.

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Kick football out of racism.

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And that is some incredible dribbling from the Irish supporters.

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JEERS FROM AUDIENCE

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Sorry!

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And things are about to turn ugly

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as we go back to the studio to Adrian Chiles.

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And it's Germany against Greece,

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the ultimate dilemma for the British Royal Family.

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And that is quite simply some wonderful defending there

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from John Terry's legal team.

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Well, the Russians and Ukrainians are going to settle this with a shootout.

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No penalties, just a shootout.

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So, Germany are camped in the Polish half.

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Not for the first time.

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And Rooney's trying to get round the keeper,

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but his keeper's not letting him out of his cage.

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OK the next topic is

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things you wouldn't hear on a political discussion show.

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Sorry, did I interrupt you?

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No. No, no, no, no, sir. No, no, you've had your say.

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Now shut the fuck up.

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Round the table tonight - Eric Pickles.

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And round another table - four other politicians.

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-BELFAST ACCENT:

-Sadomasochism is a perversion.

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But we will clamp down on it.

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And tonight we'll be discussing Greece.

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First question - who'd win in a fight, Danny Zuko or Kenickie?

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So, Nick Clegg,

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which of your two faces would you like to answer that question with?

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Yes, I agree, Britain's performance in the second quarter

0:27:350:27:38

has not been all we hoped for. But there is reason for that.

0:27:380:27:41

This is a tough job and I'm shit at it.

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We will not let Abu Hamza off the hook.

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Well, Mr Dimbleby, my question is,

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if I were a beleaguered European economy,

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how would you stimulate my growth?

0:28:020:28:04

And that goes to contestant number three.

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Of course I understand

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that people are worried about schools and hospitals,

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but what you don't understand is I don't give a shit.

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Is anyone else horny?

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And now we're going to head over and see what the polls are telling us.

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Hello!

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-Are they Chinese now?

-Chinese, yeah, they are.

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It sounds like Powish, the way we say it here in Powand.

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Right, now let's go over to Wales and see what they're saying to us.

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Moooo!

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And so we have a question here for the Prime Minister,

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from Nancy Cameron, aged eight,

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and it's, "When are you going to pick me up, Daddy?".

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At the end of that round, the points go to Carl, Jo and Andy.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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And that's the end of the show.

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This week's winners are Chris Addison, Hugh Dennis and Milton Jones.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Commiserations to Andy Parsons, Jo Caulfield and Carl Donnelly.

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Thank you for watching, I'm Dara O Briain. Goodnight.

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