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00:00Heroes. We've got three heroes here. Who have we got? Steve, how you doing?
00:04I'm alright, thank you. What's going back then?
00:07They are going back, don't forget everyone. And we've got your friend here. What's your friend called?
00:12He's called Gaston Duroc.
00:14Gaston Duroc. You might have to spell that one for me.
00:17What's going on then Steve? Heroes the play, what's it all about?
00:21Basically it's about three old gits in a care home in 1959, who were a little bit bonkers,
00:28as you would be having endured the First World War.
00:31And I've got into my little head that the nun in charge is going to kill me.
00:37So we have to escape, don't we?
00:40Escape the care home?
00:42Where do we go?
00:44And where does the dog come into it then? I understand at one point,
00:48because you're losing it a little bit, you think that dog's a real dog, is that right?
00:52Or one of you lads?
00:53Well isn't it real?
00:55I could just say it isn't. Well, it moves, doesn't it?
00:58Erm, er, mate, no comment.
01:00I mean, Philippe has a bit of straddle in his head.
01:04I mean, we're probably never going to get on the road, are we?
01:07Well, don't forget I've got a leg missing.
01:10Oh yes, you are lame.
01:12Yes, of course it is.
01:14Well, maybe I could carry you.
01:16Well, I don't think that'll be necessary.
01:18Well, maybe the dog could carry you.
01:20Well, the dog isn't real.
01:22Isn't it?
01:23It's not real.
01:24But...
01:25I don't think that's to do with the trap or philly.
01:29Oh, he's gone.
01:31He's gone.
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