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# Knowing me, knowing you
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# Ah-ha
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# There is nothing we can do
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# Knowing me, knowing you
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# Ah-ha
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# We just have to face it,
this time we're through
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# Knowing me, knowing you! #
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Ah-ha!
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CHEERS AND APPLAUSE
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# Knowing me, knowing you! #
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Welcome!
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Welcome to... Shh!
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Welcome to Knowing Me, Knowing You.
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It's a chat-show,
but not as we know it.
DRUM ROLL
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Well, it's official.
This show is a smash hit sensation.
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A corking copper-bottomed hit.
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Those are the words of Mike Taylor
from TV Quick.
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Of course,
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there have been dissenters -
the clever-clog papers -
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Independent, Guardian, Observer...
They've been a bit sniffy.
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One review caught my eye. The Times
called this show "moribund"!
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I looked up "moribund"
in my dictionary.
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It said "Moribund -
adjective meaning about to die."
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I ask you - is this show
about to die?!
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AUDIENCE: NO!
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Thank you. So, Mr Philip Parsons
from "behind The Times"...
DRUM ROLL
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..that proves that you are wrong.
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The show is very much alive...
AND live!
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Tonight, I will be bringing
you another TV chat show first,
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as I, Alan Partridge, let myself
be strapped to a spinning wheel of
death and have knives thrown at me.
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Is that moribund? No!
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No, you don't shout that.
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So please welcome my un-moribund
"merry band", my house band -
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Glenn Ponder and Debonair!
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# Knowing me, knowing you. #
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Knowing me, Alan Partridge,
knowing you, Glenn Ponder, ah-ha!
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Ah-ha!
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Knowing me, Alan Partridge,
knowing you, Debonair, ah-ha!
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Ah-ha!
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Glenn, you're looking
for a new house. Yes.
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I bought a house in Mayfair
for £500. Really, Alan?
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Yes, I was playing Monopoly!
DRUM ROLL
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Er...but seriously, Glenn,
you ARE looking for somewhere. Yeah.
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Whereabouts? Chiswick area.
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Yeah, Chiswick...nice...nice.
Glenn Ponder and Debonair!
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BAND PLAY "Knowing Me, Knowing You"
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Was that chap moribund?
I don't think so.
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Now, my first guest is intelligent,
witty, a woman of the world,
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with a figure to stop traffic dead
on the M1 if she wiggled across the
footbridge at Toddington services.
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She's a quality guest from
top to bottom and back up again.
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Please welcome the new agony aunt
from Playboy magazine, stay tuned,
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the very lovely Daniella Forest.
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# Gimme, gimme, gimme
a man after midnight
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# Won't somebody help me
chase the shadows away
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# Gimme, gimme, gimme
a man after midnight... #
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Ah!
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Isn't she...isn't...
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..isn't she lovely?
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Phew-phwoo!
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Knowing me, Alan Partridge,
knowing you, Daniella Forest, ah-ha!
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Ah-ha!
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Ooh! That's the sexiest "ah-ha"
I've ever had!
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I almost forgot, I normally kiss
my guests when they first come on...
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Not the men.
I give them a firm handshake.
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Can we do the kiss quickly?
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Sure! Where do you want to kiss me?
Peachy cheek or little round mouth?
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Little round mouth.
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Come on, then. Right.
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Are you going to kneel down? Yes.
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Right down.
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Pop back in your seat.
Er...yes. Er...right.
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Now, D...Daniella Forest,
you are Playboy's agony aunt,
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and you've just published your
autobiography... Luck Be A Lady.
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It's published by Jones,
never heard of them...
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What comes across very strongly
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is your understanding
of male psychology.
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Well, I think I understand men
because I adore them.
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And WHAT, as a woman,
do you look for in a man?
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Power is attractive...sensitivity...
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Mmm.
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..sense of humour...
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I like a man who knows who he is.
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I'm Alan Partridge. Carry on.
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You know, I think...
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..the most important thing I look
for is a fit young body like a Greek
god.
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Right.
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Now, you also...
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..help people with sexual problems.
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Let's have a hypothetical problem.
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There's a couple.
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They've been married 15 years,
maybe more and...
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..neither of them has slept
with anyone else. He's frustrated?
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Deeply, deeply.
But that's only part of the problem.
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Their sex life is...
for want of a better word, moribund.
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Well, people need to explore
their sex lives.
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If it's not working in the bedroom,
bring it into the lounge or kitchen.
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They tried that
but the dog just wandered in.
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Yes, but you see...some people
find it very sexy to be watched.
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Not by the dog!
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Montgomery was frightened.
He was just barking.
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Who's Montgomery?
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The man who masterminded
the battle of El Alamein...
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..and the name of this dog.
Have you got a dog?
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Yes. And what's his name?
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Rommel.
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Once again, here is a man shying
away from discussing sex. When I was
a man, I had the same problem.
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As a woman, I am liberated.
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Well, I'm pleased for you...
Hang on a minute!
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WHO was a man? When I was a man.
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What are you talking about?
You have read my book? Yes.
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No, I never read the books.
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Who was a man?
Who did you think Daniel was?
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I thought it was your twin brother.
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I was Daniel. I used to be a man.
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I can't believe you didn't know!
I KISSED you!
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Why did you invite me on your show?
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I found you sexy!
I could knock your block off!
I'm a woman with breasts!
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You should be in a circus!
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Well, you'd be in the front row.
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There she goes...there HE goes,
I should say. What do you want?
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No! No!
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Ah-ha!
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I knew there was something dodgy
about you.
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Your hands are a giveaway. Great
big flapping hands like a bloke.
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You could be a goalkeeper!
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Glenn, did you know it was a man?
Yeah.
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Debonair, did you know it was a man?
ALL: Yeah.
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Everyone except muggins Partridge!
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Ladies and gentlemen,
Dan "the man" Forest.
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Thanks.
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It's er...time now for a new
regular feature of the series -
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"Knowing me, Alan Partridge, knowing
you, ANOTHER Alan Partridge".
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I meet a member of the public
who shares my name and therefore
can join that exclusive club -
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Club Alan Partridge.
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This week's Alan Partridge
works on a Sealink ferry!
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Please welcome
Petty Officer Alan Partridge!
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Knowing me, Alan Partridge, knowing
you, Petty Officer Partridge. Ah-ha!
Ah-ha!
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You work on the Sealink ferry
from Liverpool to Dublin
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and I imagine that's the sort of job
where there's a lot of camaraderie
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between the...between...
Is that the case?
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Why do you keep doing that?
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That with your face?
I've got a facial tic.
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I'm sorry. I had no idea. It's OK.
I've had it since I was a kid.
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Now, Alan Partridge,
I imagine your workmates
josh with you. Is that the case?
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They call me Tick-tock.
Why? Cos of me tic.
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No, God, no! No, I mean because
your name's Alan Partridge. Oh, no.
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What you do with your face
is your choice. It's fine.
Oh, there it is again!
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I want to present you with this now.
It's the Alan Partridge tie...
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Oh, that was a big one!
The Alan Partridge...
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..tie and blazer badge
combination pack.
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There you go. You take that.
I'll put the tie on,
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if I can keep me 'ead still!
HA-HA-HA-HA-HA! HA-HA-HA-HA-HA!
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What a marvellous sense of humour!
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Oh, there's...
What a triumph of the human spirit!
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Ladies and gentlemen...
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..ALAN PARTRIDGE! Go on, go!
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APPLAUSE
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Thanks now! Go! Go!
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Last night, I met a man
who quite literally changed my life.
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He made me think,
laugh and cry in wonderment.
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I witnessed his mystical powers
at the London Palladium.
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Welcome hypnotist, Tony Le Mesmer!
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Ladies and gentlemen.
Enter the mysterious domain
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of Tony Le Mesmer.
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Behold the cage of Kathmandu.
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The void of solitude.
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The dance of Diabolos!
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The shroud.
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The forces turn upon their axes.
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The summoning of the spirits
of Telemachus.
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Marvellous! Marvellous!
Tony, how did you do that?
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Simple. The power of the paranormal.
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It's not a lever or anything. No.
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You tell us about it now. Tina, see
you later for the wheel of death.
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Very nice!
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Now that IS a woman!
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OK, Tony.
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Tony Le Mesmer!
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Knowing me, Alan Partridge, knowing
you, Tony Le Mesmer. Ah-ha. Ah-ha.
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Buddha...the Dalai Lama...
Nostradamus...
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..that man The Beatles went to see,
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Uri Geller, and now...
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..Tony Le Mesmer.
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What is it about you lot
that sets you apart
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from mere mortal men
like me, Alan Partridge?
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We are all shamen
on a spiritual quest.
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And we travel on this journey
using the energy of the life force.
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I'm gonna pin you down.
Can you be more specific?
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I am a man who harnesses the harmony
within us all.
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No, that's more vague.
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I want you to be more specific.
OK, Alan.
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I'm interested in dreams.
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Right, now you're being interesting.
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Because I often have a recurring
dream in which I am an owl. As
an owl, how do you feel different?
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Smaller.
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More agile, able to fly.
Able to fly!
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Perhaps you want freedom.
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What else? Now, I can rotate
my head 360 degrees!
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It's a real boon when you're driving
cos it eliminates the blind spot.
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Anything else you can do?
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Yes. I can emit pellets.
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Can't help you there. Sorry. No?
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Oh, well. If anyone can shed light
on why Alan Partridge might want
to emit pellets as an owl,
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drop a line to the usual address
and mark your envelope "pellets".
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We're gonna have a bit of fun now
because, Tony,
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you are going to hypnotise me. Yes.
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Ok, this may take a few minutes
so don't...worry...
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..if it takes some...time...
Five, four, three, two, one.
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Alan Partridge is now totally
hypnotised and in my control.
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Is that so, Alan? Yes.
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Let's put it to the test. Alan,
when I say the word, "owl",
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I want you to be that owl
emitting a pellet and feeling happy
with yourself. Owl.
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Whoo!
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Whoo!
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Excellent. When you hear
the word "ah-ha", I want you
to be a scary monster. Ah-ha!
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Grrrrr!
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Very good. Stop.
If you could make love to any woman,
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except your wife, who would it be?
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Ursula Andress.
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OK, when I click my fingers, I want
you to see me as Ursula Andress.
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Ursula! I've always wanted
to meet you. I can't believe it.
The bikini's very nice!
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I love all your films, all of them -
Dr No through to...all the others.
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Enough! Is there anywhere we can go
and make mad, passionate love?
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Er...God, yes. Er...
The Moathouse Hotel in High Wycombe.
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Er...they know me there.
They're very discreet.
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You'll love it.
It's got a 24-hour carvery.
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Stop.
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Alan, when I click my fingers again,
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we'll be on the way to High Wycombe.
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It only takes 15 to 20 minutes.
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Can we pull over now and make love?
Not on the motorway. That's illegal.
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But Alan, I'm begging you, please!
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It's an offence
to stop on the hard shoulder
unless there's a malfunction.
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I'm taking my top off! Look...
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..if I get caught in flagrante
while violating the highway code,
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my wife will find out and I'll get
three points on my license.
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That's not gonna happen.
Now put your top on and get out!
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Go, go! Get out! Wake up.
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As I say, it'll take a few seconds
before I'm hypnotised...
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It's all over. You've hypnotised me?
I hope I didn't look too foolish.
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Of course you didn't, Alan.
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Tony, see you later
for the Wheel of Death.
Just to say thank you very much,
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Tony Le Mesmer!
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Now, Hollywood is much, much more
than nine big letters on a hill.
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It's...it's a sexy, dangerous place.
A hustlin', wheelin', dealin' town,
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where money talks
and nonsense walks.
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I've never been there
but my next guests have.
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They are a British married couple
of actors who live and work
in Tinseltown Stateside.
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I want to get to know them.
I do, I do, I do, I do, I do, I do!
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Please welcome,
Gary Barker and Tania Beaumont!
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# Love me or leave me
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# Make your choice and believe me
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# And I do
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# I do, I do, I do, I do, I do... #
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Ah! Knowing me, Alan Partridge,
knowing you,
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Tania Beaumont, ah-ha! Grrr!
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Ah-ha.
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Grrr!
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Knowing me, Alan Partridge, knowing
you, Gary Barker, ah-ha! Grrr!
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Ah-ha.
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Grrr!
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You wanted to make a statement.
This is your platform.
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Please, be my guests.
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As you know, there is speculation
in the press about our marriage...
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I had that treatment myself.
You know Philip Parsons?
He called the show "moribund"!
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You know?
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Philip Parsons, in five minutes,
I will be tied to a wheel of death,
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and you will have a plate with some
words on it and a knife and fork.
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Sorry, Tania.
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Well... I mean...
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..you're gonna eat your words!
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Sorry, Tania.
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We just want to say to the tabloids
we're very much married.
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There's a lot of real news out
there - poverty, homelessness.
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Please, report that. Leave us alone.
We're just ordinary people
who make movies.
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Lovely! Lovely, er...
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Gary, do you want to add anything?
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No, er...yeah.
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Are you all right?
I'm just wondering
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about the glasses.
You've not got a stye?
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No.
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Er...Tania... Sorry,
is he wearing those to look cool?
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Yes, he is. Gary, like the glasses.
Where d'you get them?
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Auction. They were James Dean's.
He died in them.
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Really? They look quite small. No
wonder he lost control of the car!
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No?
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You've just flown in from Hollywood.
What's it like to be back in London?
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It's a relief to be amongst ordinary
people. Where's that? The Savoy.
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Marvellous. Who's paying?
You are.
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Really? Are we...? Is that true?
Are we paying? Yes!
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Yes, we are. Enjoy yourselves.
Just easy on the room service.
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Chicken in a basket.
That's your lot. No, seriously,
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have a drink, just don't go mad.
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Some people, they empty the mini-bar
into a carrier bag. That's not on.
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Er...you...you are known
as the wild man of Hollywood.
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Some of the wild things you've done.
I've got some here. Gary sawed
the head off Warren Beatty's Oscar!
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He drove a Harley-Davidson motorbike
into Bruce Willis's patio doors...
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What else have you done?
Punched Angela Lansbury.
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Yeah, that was nasty. It was nasty.
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It says you also threw Whoopi
Goldberg's copper kettle at a cat!
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Other way round.
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You threw a cat
at Whoopi Goldberg's copper kettle?
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No. I threw a kettle
at Whoopi Goldberg's cat.
That's what I said. No.
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You said Whoopi Goldberg's copper
kettle. I threw a copper kettle
at Whoopi Goldberg's cat.
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It wasn't Whoopi Goldberg's kettle.
Right. It was Whoopi Goldberg's cat.
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So whose copper kettle was it?
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Angela Lansbury's
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Tania, has he ever thrown
a kettle at you?
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No, it's one of the few things he's
never thrown at me. Really? Joke.
OK.
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"Tania's breasts." Sorry!
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That's just my notes.
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Sorry.
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You're one of those great actresses
who, if the role demands it,
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you're quite prepared
to expose yourself.
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I'm glad you value my acting
so highly. I do!
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Your name is a seal of quality.
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It says, "See the film, lads.
You won't go home empty-handed."
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I really think that my films
are more than just titillation.
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Mmm!
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I can only suggest that if you wish
to go and see Tania's unexpurgated
adult breast show,
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that you pop down to the local
cinema...or marry her!
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That's no guarantee.
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Gary, we hear
that you used to be a mobile office
equipment maintenance engineer.
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Yeah, briefly.
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Three years. Got the sack.
No, you're lying!
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You were awarded maintenance
engineer of the month! Well done!
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I've got a broken photocopier at my
office in Norwich. Can you fix that?
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You think I'm going to Norwich
to do that?!
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There's no need! Because Mohammed...
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..Mohammed has...Mohammed has moved
the mountain to you!
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It's not a mountain.
It's a photocopier.
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Although, it was driven here in an
Astramax by a man called Mohammed.
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Please bring on
the broken photocopier!
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We've got the photocopier.
Will you rise to Alan's challenge
and mend it?
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No.
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Do you want him to mend it?
AUDIENCE: YES!
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You can't do it! Course I can.
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I don't believe you.
What model is it? Z-60.
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Mono- or multi-feed? Mono.
Easy. Prove it.
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AUDIENCE CHEERS
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It hasn't been reset
after a paper jam. Really?
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That's interesting. Where d'you put
your paper clips? Just around.
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Yeah. They get lost. Stick 'em
there.
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But what happens...
How will they stay?
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Magnetic. That's interesting!
Nice feature.
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Worth knowing. Yeah.
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Nice machine. Should have no
trouble. I don't do that shit any
more!
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Oh, look, he's mended it! Whoa!
What a dude!
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Ladies and gentlemen,
Gary Barker and Tania Beaumont!
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The wheel has turned full circle
for Tania and Gary and now it must
turn for me. The wheel of death.
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At the beginning of the show, I said
I would have knives thrown at me,
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to prove that my show - I own
the copyright - is not moribund.
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A lesser man - Michael Aspel - would
walk away from a wheel of death
saying, "It's too dangerous."
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I, however, embrace the wheel,
saying, "Come daggers.
You may pierce my flesh.
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"But you will not stem my chat.
Of that, there's no doubt."
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Please welcome back magic man,
Tony Le Mesmer and Tina!
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Every evening,
in my show at the Palladium, which
runs until the end of this month,
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I get a member of the audience
on stage and ask them
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to overcome their fears
on the wheel of death.
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Tonight, Alan is that person.
How do you feel?
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Confident. I am risking my life
for chat. Oh, and Philip Parsons!
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Get a knife and fork and a plate,
put your words on that plate,
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add a bit of humble pie and eat it!
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Right. Commence spinning...
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..the wheel of death!
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As the wheel of death
spins inexorably,
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Tony Le Mesmer prepares to unleash
the deadly daggers of Damazon.
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I've changed my mind. Sorry!
Drum roll!
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There isn't time.
We'll do it next week!
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Stop! PLEASE!
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This is madness!
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Don't, you stupid man!
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God! No!
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Philip Parsons, you're right.
The show IS moribund! Please!
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CHEERS AND APPLAUSE
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I've done it! I've done it!
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On that bombshell,
it's time for me to say
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knowing me, Alan Partridge,
knowing you, freak woman/man,
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knowing you, the slut actress
and Mr Floppy, the actor,
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and knowing you, Mr Loony Man
with the knives.
Goodnight and ah-ha! Grrr!
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Subtitles by David Padmore
BBC - 1994
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Can you get me off the wheel now?
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I've done it!
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Can we get one of the researchers?
That Naomi!
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00:29:00,680 --> 00:29:03,720
Get me off. Is Naomi there?
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00:29:03,720 --> 00:29:06,400
Tell her to come and get me off.
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It's over now.
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My trousers are wet!
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