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[Applause]
Ladies and gentlemen, it's time
and here is your host, Mr.
[Applause]
Oh, and they don't get paid a penny
extra. Hello and welcome to Blind Date.
You know, I read this survey the other
day. I did.
Now, apparently it's it's now true that
two out of every three people wish that
the third one would go away.
Yes. Hey, NY. And here are three fellas
all hoping to go away on a blind date.
Here they are.
[Applause]
Wow. So, well, all the ladies out there
think you're all very fanciable fellas.
[Applause]
And let's start with you number one.
What's your name and where do you come
from? Hello, Silla. I'm Rob and I'm from
Kentishtown in London.
Moving on to you number two. Oh, I'm
number two. Sorry.
I'm number three.
You number two. What's your name and
where'd you come from? Well, hello. My
name's Rody and I'm from Edinburgh.
Now, moving on to our third contestant.
What's your name?
Oh, hey.
A lot of fans out there. Number three.
What's your name?
I'm number three. And I've come from the
dressing room.
A
blesses little cotton socks. No. But
what's your name? Tell us your name. Oh.
Uh, Bean.
And your first name? Uh, mister.
and what you do for a living. Well, I
don't go around asking people personal
questions.
Well, I hope this is not too personal.
Who is your ideal lady? Oh, well,
Shirley Bassie, obviously.
Go finger.
Surely a great friend of mine. She's
absolutely gorgeous. Diamonds offer a
Well, I wish all three of you a lot of
luck. In fact, a Lara Lara look number
three.
I shall see you all in the mo. All
right. See you later.
[Applause]
So,
so which one of those boys will be lucky
tonight? Well, it's all up to one girl.
She's absolutely lovely. She's from
Manchester and her name is Tracy. Come
in, Tracy.
Oh, fabulous.
Oh.
And may I say crazy?
They're all showing their appreciation
out there for you, Tracy. Now, you are a
beauty therapist, aren't you? That's
right, Silla. Now, you've got your
questions there. So, fire away, Trace.
Right. I'm a girl who likes a good
dance. If you could have just one dance
with me, what would it be? And that's
number one. Well, Tracy, I'd have a
little trouble deciding between a
lambardada and a tango. But in the end,
I think we just go for a little
horizontal dancing instead.
That's disgusting.
Oh, very nice. Yes. Isn't
about you number two? What kind of dance
would you do with me? Uh, well, Tracy,
I'm a bit of a romantic, so I think I'd
take you in my arms and we'd waltz off
into the sunset forever.
Oh, that sounds nice. Oh, it does.
What about you, number three? What kind
of dance would you do with me? How I
can't dance. Oh, yes. Come on, number
three. We want to see him dance, don't
we, gang?
[Applause]
Well, I don't really
[Applause]
make mind of time now, you know. Yes, it
is. Make your mind of time. And don't do
it just yet because here's our Graeme
with that quick recap. So, who's it
going to be, Tracy? Will it be number
one who makes a business out of making
beds and whose horizons are distinctly
horizontal? In other words, he's a
perfect Or will you choose number two,
the Scottish lad who's an expert in
languages and wouldn't say no to a
little French kissing?
Or would it be number three? He keeps
his business secret, but he might just
make you an offer you can't refuse. The
decision is yours. I know who my
favorite is. Who's your favorite? Don't
tell us. Who you going to go for
tonight, Tracy? Well, Sila, I think I
was daring coming on blind date in the
first place. I think you were desperate.
Well, I think that I might go for number
three.
[Applause]
What about the two that she turned down?
Oh, let's have a look at them. Oh, it's
a shame. First of all, you turned down
our Rob and he was all the way from
Kentish Town. Come in, Rob.
Gorgeous.
Oh, he's gorgeous.
What a shame. What a shame. Having
second thoughts, Tracy. Oh, bear. A
bear. Oh, well, never mind. What about
number two? Robbie from Edinburgh. Come
in, Rody.
[Music]
Oh,
[Applause]
Rody. Oh, Monster Ch.
What a shame. But this is it. This is
the exciting bit, Tracy. Okay. You are
going out on your blind date. Do you
think you made the right choice?
Fingers crossed.
May I say I think you're very brave. I
say this every week. Okay. You will not
be disappointed.
So, here's your blind date for this
evening. Number three. Here he is from
his dressing room and his name is Mr.
Bean. Good Mr. Bean.
[Applause]
Yeah. Okay, then which one are you going
to do the choosing where you
Okay.
Oh, no. Don't go there.
Um ah this is a night in an English
country hotel.
Is that Is that the one you're going to
go for? Yeah. Yes.
Are you having that Tracy a night in an
English country hotel? I mean, they're
all lovely dates. Do you like champagne?
No.
But I'm sure you'll have a good time.
Oh, Tracy,
please try and have a good time. All I
ask, will you come back shortly and tell
us how you got on? Oh, I I certainly
will, Miss Black. Oh, isn't that lovely?
Let's hear a big hand for the lovely
Tracy and the marvelous Mr. Bean. See
you next time.
[Applause]
Well, now let's have a look at our
romantic couple and spending their
romantic weekend at a lovely English
country house hotel.
[Music]
Cheers.
3 2 1
Oh, I don't think I'm going to catch
anything.
Well, I'm quite a catcher.
Oh, I've got something.
Mine's bigger than yours.
I'm really looking forward to dinner.
Dead hungry.
Nice music. Sorry.
Nice music. Oh, yes. Very nice.
Ah, this is your room. Yes.
Welcome to Art. Good night.
[Music]
Grab the camera.
[Music]
Come on now.
[Music]
[Music]
I'm distressing
[Music]
all of my
[Music]
[Music]
draw back
and let you
[Music]
Now harder. Harder.
[Music]
[Music]
[Applause]
We had a marvelous time.
[Music]
Well, Tracy and Mr. Bean, you spent your
blind date in the heart of the English
countryside. But at the end of your
date, did you win each other's hearts?
Let's find out. When I first saw him, I
thought,
When I first saw her, I thought blind,
she's the most beautiful woman I've ever
seen.
He didn't say much. He didn't have much
conversation. He had a a bit of a
tendency to keep himself to himself.
Say something. When he did come down to
dinner, I thought it was a pity that he
had his shirt sticking out of his flies.
And when I came down to dinner, I could
see that look in her eyes one thing. You
know,
it was the worst weekend of my life. The
best weekend of my life.
Of course, I'll never see him again. It
was a total disaster.
[Applause]
Oh dear. I don't know what to say. I am
so terribly, terribly sorry.
Salah.
[Applause]
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