Episode 4 Never Mind the Buzzcocks


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This programme contains some strong language.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Hello. Hello and welcome to what they call a show.

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I think you all know why I'm here.

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I could have been on Strictly Come Dancing or on I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here,

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but I wanted to put myself through the most degenerating and debasing show of them all.

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Let's play Never Mind The Buzzcocks!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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Now, on Phill's team tonight...

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# The morning's on its way... #

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He's an exceptionally nice man, he's served his country with distinction and written music adored by millions

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but Buzzcock rules are Buzzcock rules, so here's a man only the public likes - James Blunt.

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APPLAUSE

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It's one of those new comedians with a strange name. I'll probably not understand a word the man says.

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But I'll do the old avuncular smile and nod thing just to encourage the lad. It's Rufus Hound.

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APPLAUSE

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And on Noel's team...

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# Oh, mayhem... #

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She's young, she's Irish. She's trying to repair some of the musical damage caused by Jedward.

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From Dublin's fair city, it's Molly Malone... No, Imelda May!

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APPLAUSE

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She's the only thing I listen to on Radio 1 these days.

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Modelled herself on Tony Blackburn.

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And in the dark with the light behind her, she's not unlike him.

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It's Radio 1's Edith Bowman.

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APPLAUSE

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So, we begin with Guess Who.

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Phill, James and Rufus, take a look at this.

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# Hello, hello... #

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He's the world's biggest rock star with the conscience of a saint and the glasses of a Chilean miner.

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The biggest thing to come out of Ireland since Shergar, Enya

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and the international fiscal crisis, it's "Bonio"!

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# Don't blame it on the sunshine... #

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The best band ever with Five in their name, numerically stranded between The Fun Boy Three

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and The Temperance Seven, it's Michael, Tito, Jermaine

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and two others whose names escape me.

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It's The Jackson Five.

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That was The Jackson Five with Blame It On The Boggie...Boogie

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and U2 with Vertigo.

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But now here's the question, lads.

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Who once wrote a brand-new foreword to the Bible?

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Bono or The Jackson Five?

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Well, it's not going to be him.

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-Not Bono.

-With the glasses and the fact that he's as powerful as he is, it says Bond villain to me.

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"I'm Bono." All he needs is a cat every time he does those gigs.

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Just in a huge, round chair. "I've been expecting you..."

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"I should bloody hope so, Bono. It was 60 quid a ticket!"

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If you are the Bible's publishers...

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Yeah.

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..who I believe is God, which one of them would have got the gig?

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-Does he have a publishing wing?

-Well, he's omnipotent.

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So he has distribution, he works in the warehouse, he signs the cheques.

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That's really the beauty of being God.

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As a one-man band goes, omnipotence is very much your calling card.

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He's going to go with whichever one sings the most about love because God is love.

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"And whomsoever lives in love lives in God and God lives in them." 1 John 4:16. I like the way you're thinking!

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-I'll take this to a lower level.

-Must you?

-I was going to speak to James and bring him in.

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-Oh, God!

-You're a notorious playboy...

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LAUGHTER

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This is a note from my mother.

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What is the secret of your success with women, James?

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-I'm a lesbian.

-Ah!

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And much bigger with no clothes on.

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You're too quick for me, James, I'll tell you that!

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Thank God you've got two fellas as slow as anything beside you!

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Terry, you're smashin' it tonight. Absolutely smashin' it.

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-Which is popular talk for ruining it?

-No.

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-It means you're doing well.

-Thank you.

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I've done quite a few panel shows with all different sorts of hosts.

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Normally, if they have a go at you, you want to fight back.

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-But when Terry says the thing, I sit here thinking, "You're right, I am..."

-BLEEP

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LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

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What kind of a person do you guys think I am?

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Can we have an answer? Is it The Jackson Five or our "Bonio"?

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I think that if God had tried to get in touch with Bono to write the foreword, he'd have only got his PA.

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Bono once... This is a true story.

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I'm going to name-drop like an idiot, but Bono rang me up once.

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I don't know how he got my number and I stupidly thought it was one of my mates mucking about,

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so I was like, "Yeah, whatever..."

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And it was him, but I went to him, "That's not even a good Irish accent, you dick!"

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LAUGHTER

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And it was him!

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Did he happen to say...

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-IRISH ACCENT:

-"Noel, I've been asked to do a foreword to the Bible"?

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Listen, if this is the first round and it's taken this long,

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we won't be out before Christmas.

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-Gentlemen?

-You think it's Bono.

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-I'm going to go for Bono.

-Bono.

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-I hate to say it, but you're right.

-APPLAUSE

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Bono once wrote a foreword to a book of the Bible.

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A little known fact here - Bono actually appears in that painting of The Last Supper.

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He's there on the end, sitting on the "Edge".

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LAUGHTER

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-Noel, Imelda...

-Yeah.

-Edith... Look closely at this.

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# We can get a sensual seduction... #

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He was Snoop Doggy Dogg, then Snoop Dogg, then Snoop and now Snoop Dogg again.

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At last, sense has prevailed. Raise a hind leg and salute Snoop Dogg!

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# Sensual seduction... #

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And she kissed a girl and liked it, then she kissed Russell Brand and liked that as well for some reason.

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It's equal opportunities tonsil jockey and California girl Katy Perry.

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That was Katy Perry with California Girls and Snoop Dogg with Sensual Seduction.

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But who tried to hire the entire country of Liechtenstein for a video shoot?

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Was it Katy Perry or was it Snoop Dogg?

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-Is it a big country or a small country?

-It's about the same size as Limerick.

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Liechtenstein is a great place to hide your money.

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How do you go about hiring an entire country?

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Is it like one of those extras you get on a website when you book a flight? "You want a car, a country?"

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Who do you phone up to hire a country?

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-It's a weird video. She sees a walking jelly tot...

-It's awesome.

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I'd quite like to meet a walking...

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It walks over and she looks a bit frightened,

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then as a natural reaction, shoots Nesquik out of her tits.

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LAUGHTER

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-I would go for Snoop.

-Really?

-Yeah.

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He has the best microphone I've ever seen. Sorry, Terry. I know you're a legend when it comes to microphones.

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At Glastonbury, he had this diamante microphone with a knuckle-duster hand grip that came on.

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You do see some interesting mics, don't you?

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I was just thinking it's another world for me.

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Lou Reed had a gold microphone.

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-You did a duet with Lou Reed, didn't you?

-I did.

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Just got back and he ordered in this microphone

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and it was apparently pure gold.

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-Solid gold?

-Solid gold.

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I like to imagine that he said it was solid gold, but it was actually chocolate money.

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Do you think C3PO looks at Lou Reed with his gold microphone and thinks, "Looks like he's giving me a blowy"?

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-I had no idea before I met you...

-Sorry, Terry.

-..just the depths of your depravity.

-Sorry.

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I was going to say to you, any tips, as an Irish woman, on getting on here?

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-No.

-In this country?

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No. I've... No.

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LAUGHTER

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-Cos you're really struggling, Terry(!)

-Yeah.

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-You really need the help(!)

-You're a knight. We should call you Sir Tel.

-No, you shouldn't.

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-Can we though?

-No, you shouldn't.

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Does it slightly turn you on when people call you Sir Tel?

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Oh, let's not talk about me!

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Come on, you guys.

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When you're made a "sir", do they give you any jewellery?

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Come to my dressing room afterwards and I'll show you.

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-Can we have an answer?

-All I can think about now is Lou Reed singing into C3PO's penis.

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That's all I can think about.

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R2 would be next to him, going, "Oh..."

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"Oh, Mr Reed!

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"You just keep me hanging on!"

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Of course, king of the robot blowies - Henry.

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LAUGHTER

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Do you live on your own?

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LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

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Enough of the society entertainment!

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Can we have an answer from the more logical side here?

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-I'm going to leave it to...

-Snoop.

-Snoop.

-Yeah.

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-OK, you're right.

-Yes!

-That's a point each.

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APPLAUSE

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The answer is Snoop Dogg once tried to hire Liechtenstein for a video shoot.

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In 2008, Snoop's tour bus was raided and police found strippers, marijuana and booze.

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It reminds me of the time we took the old Radio 2 Roadshow down...

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to Cirencester.

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Let's just say nobody was in bed before nine o'clock.

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At the end of that thrilling round, it's a point each to Noel and Phill.

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APPLAUSE

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I've had a missive from Linda in Tring, wondering if we're having another round?

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Are we...?

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-We are.

-LAUGHTER

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It's the Intros Round.

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Phill and James, here are yours for Rufus.

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Now...I'll hand you the card, the magic card. You've got to perform for Rufus.

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Rufus, as ever, perceptive and the ears of an owl.

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One, two, three, four.

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-# Boom-boom, ba-da-da-da-dum

-Tch!

-Ba-da-da-da-dum

-Tch!

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-# Boom-boom, ba-da-da-da-dum

-Tch!

-Ba-da-da-da-dum

-Tch!

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# Oh! Oh! Oh! Boom-boom, ba-da-da-da-dum

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-# Tch!

-Oh! Hey!

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-# Ba-da-da-da-dum... # Will you concentrate?

-No idea?

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-# Ba-da-da-da-dum...

-Tch! Tch! #

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# Seh, seh, ho, ho! #

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-This is not working.

-He's got Tourette's syndrome.

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-What do you think, Rufus?

-Uh... I've genuinely forgot it.

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-It's tough.

-Bowman has got it so much, she's dancing to it.

-Yeah, I know.

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-# Tch! Tch!

-Da-da-da-da... #

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I've got the military behind me now and...

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There's a certain amount of pressure to get this right soon.

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Go on, James, tell me he's beautiful.

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APPLAUSE

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I know who it is. I clearly know the song. I don't know the name of The Stone Roses classic.

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-It's Phill...

-Everybody in Manchester is like, "What a fucking wanker!

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"That's why we should have all the telly up here,

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"so then we can make EastEnders more like fucking Shameless."

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That'd be good for a week!

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LAUGHTER

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Oh, Fools Gold. No... Fools Gold.

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D'you know, you're absolutely right.

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APPLAUSE Well done.

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Here is how it should have sounded.

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INTRO PLAYS: "Fools Gold" - The Stone Roses

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You got that right, but you can never gig up north again.

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With a group of people looking at me, going, "But he's not talking about things at the end of my road!"

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LAUGHTER

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If you like that, go and watch Peter Kay. He's brilliant at remembering.

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-What about the next one then, lads?

-Are you ready for that one?

-Yes, I am ready.

-OK...

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-Were you in the cavalry or not?

-Can we dim the lights?

-Ride me, ride me, ride me.

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APPLAUSE

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Wow!

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The last person to do that to me was Brian Kennedy.

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-Shall we sing the song now?

-I'm a devil for the balladeers.

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One, two, three, four...

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# Dang-dang, dagga-dagga-dag-dag

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# Dagga-dagga-dag-dag Dagga-dagga-dag-dag

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-# Dagga-dagga-dag-dag

-Daa-aan...dan-dan

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-# Dagga-dagga-dag-dag

-Daa-aan....dan-dan

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-# Dagga-dagga-dag-dag

-Daa-aan...dan-dan

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# Dan-dan...dan-dan

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-# Dan-dan...dan-dan

-Dagga-dagga-dag-dag

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# Dan-dan... #

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# Don't cry Don't change your eye

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# It's only teenage wasteland... #

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-So the song is called...?

-Baba O'Riley by The Who.

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APPLAUSE

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This is the only programme that combines pop music and the Horse of the Year Show.

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Two correct, Rufus. Well done.

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Here, friends, is how it should have sounded.

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INTRO PLAYS: "Baba O'Riley" - The Who

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# Out here in the fields... #

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So that was The Who with Baba O'Riley.

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Pete Townshend suffers from tinnitus,

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an annoying, monotonous buzzing that sounds as if it's coming from the base of your skull.

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If you want to know what that sounds like, tune in to Chris Evans on Radio 2 every morning.

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APPLAUSE

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Just fooling around here...

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Fools Gold by Stone Roses.

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Mani from The Stones Roses described today's music

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as "a torrent of mediocrity, dull as dishwater, safe and unimaginative."

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Did I tell you of my new collection of favourite tunes?

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Last year, The Stone Roses' Ian Brown was wounded by an on-stage attack.

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Louis Walsh had told him, "The song choice was all wrong and you just didn't own it!"

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Noel and Imelda, here are yours that you're going to perform for Edith.

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I don't think I'm ever going to get that image of you doing Louis Walsh out of my head.

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LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

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OK, you don't have to ride me like a greyhound. It's fine.

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-I'll sing your bit, then we'll swap, yeah?

-Yeah?

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-# De-de-de-de-de... # Yeah?

-All right.

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That's like when you give a really small child a simple task.

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"You can't cook dinner with me, but if you hold this wooden spoon...

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"Then we can say we cooked dinner together."

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# Doooooo

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# Doo-dooooo

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-# Ba-da-da-da-daaa

-De-de-de-de

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# Ba-da-da-da-da-da-doo... #

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-OK, yeah.

-OK...

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# Ba-da-da-da-doo Ba-da-da-da-da-doo... #

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Is it Rod Stewart?

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Yes! Yeah... >

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# My heart is here tonight

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# Time is on my side... #

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Ohh!

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-# Do-do-do-do-doo

-De-de-de-de-de... #

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Stop singing, stop singing!

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-# Do-do-do-do-doo... #

-Terry, make it stop!

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You know when you get...

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LAUGHTER

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-Something like My Heart Is Here Tonight?

-Oh, Edith, Edith.

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Dave Lee Travis would have known the answer.

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Yes, but he's 105.

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The answer is Young Turks. Here's how it should have sounded.

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INTRO PLAYS: "Young Turks" - Rod Stewart

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# Do-do-do-do-doo Do-do-do-do-doo.... #

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Couldn't get the words.

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# Billy left his home with a dollar in his pocket... #

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Well, it has its own elusive charm, certainly.

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OK, Noel, next intro, please. Good luck to you, Imelda.

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-# Doo... Do-do-do-do-do-do-doo

-Nana-nana-now-now, bow-wow-wow

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-# Ooh, yeah!

-Now-now-bung-tch

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-# Wa-wa-nama-now-now, now-now-now

-Tch, tch, tch

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# Jigga-doo-doo... #

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You know this. I know I know. I just can't say the words.

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-# Now-now-now... #

-We're on a different tune.

-# Oh, yeah! #

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# Nana-nana-now-now, bow-dow-dow-dow

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# Bung-tch... #

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ALL JOIN IN

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-# Boom-boom-boom

-Tch!

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-# Na-na-na-na-na-na

-Bom-bom, bom-bom-bom

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# Bom!

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# Na-na-na-na-na-na Bom-bom-bom... #

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OK, OK!

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I tell you something, Terry. They didn't get audience participation when Amstell was in the chair.

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He hated people.

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After this show, I'm not that keen on them myself.

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Edith, you won't get this.

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# Edith, I've hidden the answer in my labyrinth... #

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It's David Bowie. Is it Ziggy?

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-Ziggy what?

-Stardust.

-You got it.

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APPLAUSE

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This is how it should have sounded, he said bad-temperedly.

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INTRO PLAYS: "Ziggy Stardust" - David Bowie

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-That was weird.

-You had a brain snap.

-Totally.

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# Ooh, yeah... # We got that bit. >

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# Ziggy played guitar... #

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-What an idiot!

-That was David Bowie with Ziggy Stardust.

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After a difficult interview, I came close to slapping David Bowie.

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I can't tell you what I thought of him,

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but I almost blanked him in the blankety-blank, the totally blankety-blanker!

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And we also heard Young Turks by Rod Stewart.

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Rod Stewart is a 65-year-old man. He's expecting his eighth child by four different women.

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I don't know, youngsters these days!

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Now, my mail bag is bulging.

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I think it's boredom that brings it on. What everyone wants to know is, "What's the next round, Terry?"

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Let me get you off your tenterhooks by telling you that it's the Identity Parade

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and this week, we've made it a Eurovision special.

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ALL: Ooh!

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So, Phill, James and Rufus, how about some '90s Eurovision rap, eh?

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For the audience only, here's Love City Groove.

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# In the morning

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# When the sun shines

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# Down on your body

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# I know we're really making love now

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# We're really making, we're really making

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# We're really making, we're really making

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# We're really making, we're really making, we're really making love now... #

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That was Love City Groove with...Love City Groove.

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How do they think them up?

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Which of our line-up is the singer Paul Hardy?

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Is Number 1 Paul Hardy?

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Is Number 2 Laurel and Hardy?

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Is Number 3 Kiss Me Hardy?

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Is Number 4 Hardy Har Har?

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LAUGHTER

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Or is Number 5 Hardy Worth Getting Out Of Bed For?

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It's not Number 4. He's come straight out of a Chilean mine.

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-SOUTH AMERICAN ACCENT:

-"I will do the Buzzcocks this week."

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Number 3 is an Elvis impersonator.

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-Do your Elvis impersonation.

-He can't move or do anything you say.

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You can't come here, James Blunt, with all your fine ways and try and make the rules.

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I apologise.

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LAUGHTER

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James is slightly reeling because that's not his family tartan.

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Number 1 kind of looks the most...

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-It's clearly Number 1, isn't it?

-I think it's Number 1.

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Would the real Paul Hardy step forward now?

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APPLAUSE

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Performing Elvis in his tribute show Elvis - What If, Paul Hardy, ladies and gentlemen!

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APPLAUSE

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-That's what James said.

-Yeah.

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-For Noel, Imelda and Edith, how about some Eurovision '80s pop?

-Yes!

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For the audience only, Bucks Fizz.

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# And try to look as if you don't care less

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# But if you want to see some more

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# Bending the rules of the game will let you find the one you're looking for

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# And then you can show that you think you know You're making your mind up... #

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That was Bucks Fizz with Making Your Mind Up, so Noel's team, which of our line-up is singer Cheryl Baker?

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Is it Number 1, Making Your Mind Up?

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Number 2, I've Made My Mind Up?

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Number 3, I Definitely Know Who It Is?

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Number 4, I'm Having Second Thoughts?

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Or Number 5, Oh No, It's Number 2?

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LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE

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She's laughing, she's laughing.

0:24:080:24:10

She's laughing. It's Number 2. She's laughing.

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What do you mean, "It's Number 2, she's laughing"?

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Do you mean the one that looks exactly like Cheryl Baker?

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You can't see what we can see. It's like sort of transsexual Frank Zappas. It's terrifying.

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People that haven't got HDTV think the Nolans are back together!

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They are!

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I think it's Number 2. They all look very good...

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What do you mean, you THINK it's Number 2? It's Number 2!

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The one that looks like Cheryl Baker that in his introduction Terry said it was!

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-OK, let's find out.

-Wait a sec. Terry, easy!

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-For God's sake!

-Let me just...

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-We want to make sure.

-I've got the authority of a seven-year-old girl. This is ridiculous. Edith's useless.

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You're dressed as a ladybird. It's Number 2!

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Number 2. Would the real Cheryl Baker please step forward?

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-It's Number 2.

-APPLAUSE

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Now touring with The Original Bucks Fizz, Cheryl Baker, ladies and gentlemen!

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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OK... The fax machine is overheating with requests to know what round it is.

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I can tell you... I can.

0:25:430:25:47

-It's Next Lines. You're in the lead, Phill.

-Yeah.

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-So you go first.

-Thank you, Terry.

-Your time starts now.

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And from this envelope from which I tear the questions feverishly...

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# Congratulations and jubilations... #

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-"I want the world to know how happy I can be."

-That'll do.

0:26:070:26:11

-Cliff's looking well these days, isn't he?

-Finally, his face has caught up with his bollocks.

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# BBC...

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# Radio 2! #

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APPLAUSE

0:26:230:26:27

Royaume-Uni...

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Nul points!

0:26:300:26:32

# You're beautiful, you're beautiful... #

0:26:350:26:38

I know it.

0:26:380:26:41

# You're beautiful...

0:26:410:26:44

# It's true... #

0:26:440:26:47

No.

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The answer is, "And so are you, Terry."

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END-OF-ROUND JINGLE

0:26:520:26:55

APPLAUSE

0:26:560:26:59

-Look, they're running away with this.

-We only need 47 to win.

-Come on. Pull yourselves together.

0:26:590:27:05

OK, your time starts now... As if we were keeping to a time!

0:27:050:27:10

Come on.

0:27:120:27:14

-"Ziggy played guitar..."

-Oh, not again!

0:27:140:27:18

It's "Jammin' good with Weird and Gilly".

0:27:180:27:22

You got it right, Edith. My goodness!

0:27:220:27:24

Fantastic. It was "Jammin' good with Weird and Gilly," David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust.

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Loveable chap that he is.

0:27:300:27:32

Was it that bad an interview? Come on, tell us.

0:27:320:27:36

-Yeah.

-What did he do, Terry? Show us on the puppet what David Bowie did to you.

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Sometimes you want to know just a little bit too much.

0:27:430:27:47

"He's the devil divine, I'm so glad that he's mine..."

0:27:470:27:51

-AS DAVID BOWIE:

-I don't know this one!

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-"Cos he's my big, bad, handsome man."

-Yeah, of course, that's one of yours, Imelda. # Blankety Blank...

0:27:540:28:00

-# Blankety Blank. #

-Correct.

-AS DAVID BOWIE:

-# Blankety Blank... #

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That would be brilliant if David Bowie presented Blankety Blank.

0:28:050:28:09

-Just on it. Terry should present it.

-Sorry.

0:28:090:28:12

# Ziggy played... # Blank.

0:28:120:28:15

You're only delaying this cos you know they're catching you up.

0:28:150:28:19

# Maybe I didn't love you...

0:28:190:28:21

# Quite as often as I should have... #

0:28:210:28:24

# That is correct, all available on this... #

0:28:240:28:27

LAUGHTER

0:28:270:28:30

"You're answering questions that have not yet been asked..."

0:28:310:28:35

-AS DAVID BOWIE:

-It was a shit interview, Terry.

0:28:350:28:39

-Afterwards, you called me a prick.

-I should know this one.

0:28:390:28:44

END-OF-ROUND JINGLE

0:28:440:28:47

Oh, no way!

0:28:470:28:49

APPLAUSE

0:28:490:28:51

And so drained of all emotion, we come to the final scores.

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Noel with 9,

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Phill, an even more magnificent 10. Phill's the winner.

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APPLAUSE

0:29:050:29:08

So, thanks to Phill and James and Rufus and Noel, Imelda and Edith.

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This has been... Never Mind The Boo Radleys.

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I used to be Terry Wogan.

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Good night.

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

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