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🦷 Get ready to laugh with one of the funniest animated couples ever! Watch Bob and Margaret Season 1 Episode 1 | A Tale of Two Dentists — now streaming on CartoonLTV! 😂💫    In this hilarious premiere episode, we meet Bob and Margaret Fish, a married couple living in London. Bob is a dentist with a quirky sense of humor, and Margaret is his kind-hearted wife who helps keep his life in order. But things get delightfully complicated when professional pride, dental drama, and relationship realities collide!    🎬 In This Episode:  • Bob faces competition from another dentist — leading to comic chaos!   • Margaret tries to keep things peaceful while dealing with her husband’s insecurities.   • Everyday life turns into hilarious situations that every couple can relate to.    😂 Why Fans Love *Bob and Margaret*:   • Smart, slice-of-life humor    • Quirky animation with heart ❤️   • Classic 90s adult cartoon comedy that never gets old   • Perfect for fans of *King of the Hill*, *Daria*, and *The Simpsons*    ✨ About the Series:  *Bob and Margaret* is an award-winning animated sitcom that originally aired in the late 1990s. Created by David Fine and Alison Snowden, it follows a married couple navigating everyday life with witty humor, relatable moments, and unforgettable charm.    📺 Watch more *Bob and Margaret* episodes weekly on **CartoonLTV**, your home for classic animated comedy, nostalgia, and fun!    📲 LIKE | FOLLOW | COMMENT your favorite moment — Are you Team Bob or Team Margaret?    🌍 relive one of the funniest adult cartoons ever made!    #BobAndMargaret #CartoonLTV #ATaleOfTwoDentists #ClassicCartoon #AdultAnimation #AnimatedComedy #90sCartoon #NostalgicAnimation #BobTheDentist #MargaretCartoon #BritishComedy#BobAndMargaret #CartoonLTV #ATaleOfTwoDentists #ClassicCartoon #AdultAnimation #AnimatedComedy #90sCartoon #BritishComedy #CanadianAnimation #CartoonForAdults #AdultCartoon #AnimatedSitcom #RetroCartoon #FunnyAnimation #NostalgicCartoon #BobTheDentist #MargaretCartoon #BritishHumor #CartoonCouple #SliceOfLifeCartoon #WittyComedy #CartoonUpload #CartoonLTVUpload #RetroComedy #AnimatedSeries #AdultCartoonShow #OldSchoolCartoon #ClassicAnimation #VintageCartoon #FunnyCartoonMoments #CultClassicCartoon #90sAnimatedShow #AdultCartoonFans #DailymotionClassic #AnimatedHumor #AnimatedLife #ComedyShow #CartoonNostalgia #RetroSeries #CartoonThrowback #ClassicTVCartoon #AnimatedStorytelling #BobAndMargaretFans #ComedyAnimation #CartoonMarriedLife #BritishCartoon #CartoonSeries #WatchNow #FunnyOldCartoon #NostalgiaTV

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00:00THE END

00:30Gosh, Dr. Fish, you have a lot of really horrible-looking instruments here.

00:35And it... it smells so medicinal.

00:38It's actually making me feel a little... sick.

00:41Smell is very important.

00:42You know, aromatherapy and all that.

00:45You can buy all these oils, but they don't have one called dental surgery.

00:48You know why? Because it's not very relaxing.

00:51Could you sit back, please?

00:52Most people find this smell rather upsetting.

00:55You've got to live with it every day.

00:56You must be a bag of nerves.

00:58Ah! What's that? What's that horrible thing? What are you going to do to me?

01:02It's just a mirror. I need to look in your mouth.

01:04Why? There's nothing wrong. Leave my mouth alone.

01:06Oh. You said you had a toothache.

01:09Well, yes, I do.

01:11So I need to look in your mouth.

01:14So I can help you?

01:16Well, okay.

01:18Just don't hurt me.

01:19Please.

01:20Please.

01:25Good morning, dental surgery.

01:43Oh, dear, no.

01:45I'm afraid we're absolutely chock-a-block today.

01:47I can fit you in next Wednesday if that would be suitable.

01:50Very good.

01:51See you then.

01:52All the best.

01:53Yes, you take care as well.

01:56Bye-bye.

02:26You have reached Dr. Robert Fish's dental surgery.

02:42Thank you very much for calling.

02:45Please do not hang up.

02:46We value your call and are very sorry that we cannot be here to answer it personally.

02:51Oh, dear.

02:53I'll have to shorten that a bit.

02:55I only got a B minus.

02:57Yet five years ago when my older brother Sidney handed in the very same paper, he got an A.

03:02Now how can that be?

03:03It's the same paper.

03:04Well, shouldn't you be doing your own work instead of handing in your brother's?

03:08Hey, Dr. Fish, you're missing my point.

03:09It's the same paper.

03:11It should have got the same mark.

03:13I was counting on an A.

03:16Phew, what a day.

03:17I'm afraid you're in for more.

03:19We're fully booked until the middle of next week.

03:21What's happening?

03:22I mean, have they decided to take fluoride out of the water supply?

03:25People eat too much chocolate.

03:26Yeah, well, as far as I'm concerned, people eat just the right amount of chocolate.

03:30I used to dream of being so busy.

03:33You see, Dr. Fish, dreams can come true.

03:42Come on.

03:43It's clear that you used your position as an MP in Her Majesty's Government to gain favours from this woman.

03:48I resent the insinuation.

03:50But it's not an insinuation.

03:52I'm making a specific assertion.

03:53You are suggesting, by way of implication, that I...

03:56Look, look, you had an illicit relationship, but I'm not implying it.

03:59I'm saying it right out in plain English.

04:01I did not come on this programme in order to be subject to this kind of abuse.

04:04Okay, let's talk about your book.

04:06I'd be pleased to do that.

04:07It's about an MP who was involved in a huge prostitution ring.

04:11Yes, that's right, I have this idea sometime.

04:13Bob, it's time to get up.

04:14I thought it would make a wooden yarn.

04:15Oh, this is breakfast cereal.

04:16It's not for dogs, it's for humans.

04:19Bob!

04:23Stop it!

04:33I can't put food in your bowl if you don't calm down.

04:37Oh, I can't feed them.

04:38They're too hungry.

04:39You're not handling them properly.

04:40Just be firm.

04:42Sit.

04:44Sit.

04:45Sit right now.

04:46Don't shout at them right now.

04:47You might upset them.

04:48They're very sensitive.

04:49Oh, for heaven's sake, Margaret, they aren't sensitive.

04:51They're just greedy, smelly lumps who eat and poo everywhere when they aren't sleeping.

04:55That's not true at all.

04:56I practically understand English.

04:58Look, would you like to go for a walk, doggies?

05:01See?

05:02They react that way no matter what you say.

05:05Look, do you want to go to the vet and be put to sleep, doggies?

05:08Do you?

05:09Yes?

05:10Yes?

05:10See what I mean?

05:21These dogs have a brain the size of a peanut.

05:23Don't be so rude.

05:24OK, maybe a Brazil nut.

05:26Anyway, just because they don't understand English doesn't mean they're stupid.

05:30Watch this.

05:33Here you go, Elizabeth.

05:34Take that to Daddy.

05:37To Daddy.

05:38To Daddy.

05:40That's right, sweetie.

05:42Off you go.

05:45No, sweetheart.

05:46To Daddy.

05:48No, Daddy.

05:49Take it to Daddy.

05:51Oh, stop it.

05:52I can't stand it.

05:53It's too painful.

05:59Anyway, you're the one who wanted dogs so much in the first place.

06:04Ow!

06:06Oh, I think I've broken my tooth.

06:08What?

06:08I bit on something hard.

06:11Really?

06:11Let me take a look.

06:16Hmm.

06:17What?

06:18What is it?

06:19It's just a small chip on your premolar.

06:22Call the surgery and make an appointment.

06:24I can probably fit you in next week.

06:26Make an appointment?

06:27What do you mean?

06:28I'm really busy this week.

06:29A chipped tooth isn't an emergency.

06:31Well, surely you can fit me in somewhere.

06:32Look, I've got a patient with a chronic abscess.

06:35His face is all swollen up something horrible.

06:37Now, that's an emergency.

06:38Well, I hope you at least give me a discount.

06:41Oh, Margaret, you're just being silly now.

06:43Hmm.

06:44Hmm.

06:45So, Mr. Chadwa, how's, um, how's business these days?

06:52Oh, I know, eh?

06:54How's Mrs. Chadwa?

06:55Oh, she's probably due for a cleaning by now.

06:57Oh, why is it a lot?

06:59I don't want to try to do a lot of work.

07:03Ha, ha, ha.

07:04That's nice.

07:05Glad to hear it.

07:06All your tension is wound up in the ball of your foot, right here.

07:22Oh, gosh, yes.

07:23That's really good.

07:25I'm concentrating my energy completely into the centre of your foot.

07:30Relax.

07:32Oh.

07:33Ooh.

07:36Hello, Dorothy, it's Margaret.

07:47Can I speak to Bob, please?

07:51Hello, Margaret.

07:52I've had that appointment.

07:53Oh, yes, your appointment.

07:55Oh, dear.

07:56Um, I'm not sure...

07:57Look, I just wanted to get my tooth fixed.

08:00I know, but I'm really busy.

08:01And you don't want me fitting a crown when I'm tired, do you?

08:04I mean, you're not just another annoying patient.

08:06What?

08:06I only want the best for you, sweetheart.

08:08Hell.

08:09I'll tell you, this upturn in activity is a real blessing.

08:12And you know how difficult things were last year.

08:14Hey, I know.

08:15We'll use the extra money to go on a nice holiday together.

08:18Oh, my God.

08:20What?

08:21What is it?

08:22Huh?

08:23Someone's opening a practice right across the road.

08:25Right across the road.

08:27How can they do that?

08:28Another dental practice.

08:29I can see it from here.

08:31Well, don't worry.

08:32Starting up from scratch is very hard.

08:34I'm sure he won't last.

08:35But he'll have all the latest equipment, video, nice lighting, healthy plants.

08:41Oh, you're busy because you're a very good dentist.

08:44I'm not that good a dentist.

08:45I'm the only one in the area.

08:47Really?

08:48He's set up across the road just to drive me out of business.

08:50It's a wicked, malicious act.

08:53How can someone be so unfeeling?

08:55Is this what has become a dentist trick?

08:56Maybe a little competition's good.

08:58You know, it'll keep you on your toes.

09:00No.

09:01Competition is bad.

09:02I want to be the only dentist.

09:03I came into this profession to help people's teeth.

09:05Not to have a price war on...

09:07...denter plates.

09:09Just getting yourself in the teeth.

09:10Well, what, two can play that game.

09:12Yeah, if it's a fight he wants.

09:14Oh, I'll give him one, all right.

09:15I'm not going down without a struggle, not me.

09:17Oh, no.

09:18If he wants to play dirty.

09:21There's a Dr. Stanway here to see you, Dr. Fish.

09:24Oh, my God.

09:25What is it?

09:25He says he's opening a practice across the road and wanted to say hello.

09:28Hey!

09:29Look, he brought these lovely flowers.

09:32What?

09:32I'd better get them in water.

09:35I have to go.

09:38Mrs. K-pop?

09:40Mrs. Trimble?

09:41Gosh, Dr. Fish.

09:43Can I just say it's a real pleasure to meet you?

09:45A real pleasure.

09:47I'm Richard Stanway.

09:48I'm just opening a little practice across the road, as you may have noticed.

09:51It's really great to see how you've set things up here.

09:54So many patients.

09:55Yes, well...

09:57I've just graduated from Cambridge.

09:58I know it's one thing graduating with honours,

10:02but another thing altogether to be practising in the real world like this.

10:05Oh, right.

10:06I just wanted to meet you and tell you how much I respect you

10:09and value what you have achieved here in this community.

10:13Right.

10:14I can only cross my fingers and hope that I'm somehow able to do justice to this,

10:18to carry the torch.

10:20Ah, yeah.

10:21It's going to take a long time and a lot of hard work, as well you know.

10:24Carry the torch?

10:25I hope you don't mind if I scratch at your door a little.

10:27I'm so nervous about everything.

10:29Having you so near for advice or whatever, it's a real godsend, I tell you.

10:33Anyway, I should get back.

10:34I don't have a receptionist.

10:35Who knows?

10:36I might even get a call.

10:38Oh, I almost forgot.

10:39I couldn't trouble you for a cup of composite resin, could I?

10:42It was very nice meeting you all, Mr. Warburton, Mrs. Kapok, Mrs. Trimble.

10:47Oh, Dorothy, thank you.

10:48Lovely.

10:50We must go for a drink sometime.

10:52Cheerio!

10:52What a taste, man.

10:56Oh, I'm joking.

10:56Super nice.

10:58And I'm just lovely.

10:58How is he broke?

10:59How is he broke?

10:59It's...

11:01Oh.

11:02Hmm.

11:03Do you really want a piece of cucumber?

11:31I didn't think so.

11:35Hello.

11:37Hello.

11:38My patients are defecting across the road.

11:53Oh, do you think you might have time to treat me then?

11:56You take care of someone's teeth for ten years and they repay you by jumping chip.

12:00Just like that.

12:01Well, if you have a bit of extra time, maybe you could attend to my chip too?

12:06They'll come running back.

12:08Oh, yes.

12:08But then it'll be too late.

12:10They'll have driven me out of business and I won't be there when they need me.

12:13I'll teach them.

12:14Aren't you being just a tad overdramatic?

12:16People can be so fickle.

12:18And what do they even know about this Dr. Stanway?

12:20He just shows up with a pretty face and a diploma from a correspondence school.

12:24Really?

12:24What?

12:25You can get a diploma by correspondence?

12:27Well, no.

12:28He graduated from Cambridge, actually.

12:30He's probably pretty good.

12:32Cambridge?

12:33Wow.

12:33Oh, now you too.

12:35I'm going to change.

12:36Uh, what about my chip tooth?

12:38Hmm, yeah, right.

12:41Oh!

12:45You know, Dr. Fish, it's very interesting, this dentistry game, because, of course, you rely on bad teeth to keep your business going.

12:52So, really, Britain could be the best place to be in the world, bad teeth-wise.

12:57And I read there's actually a proven cure for tooth decay, but, of course, the multinationals squashed it like a bone.

13:03Ah!

13:06Damn!

13:08And if there's no tooth decay, there's no need for teeth cleaning, fillings, crowns, caps, dentures.

13:13I imagine that would have a slightly big impact on you.

13:17It's hard to get by on the odd tooth polishing job.

13:19You, uh, you heard anything about that?

13:21Hmm?

13:22Is this chair vinyl?

13:23The, uh, bloke across the road's got, uh, leather chair.

13:25What?

13:26How do you know?

13:27Hmm, I've got this through the door.

13:28It's, uh, free gum.

13:30That's pretty good.

13:31Free fillings?

13:32Half-price Tuesdays?

13:33Ah, it's all gimmicks.

13:36Do you want hot dogs and balloons and a pretty boy dentist, or do you want an experienced

13:41pair of hands in your mouth?

13:42Well, I know what I prefer.

13:45This will take about, uh, three minutes to set.

13:48Hmm, heh, he's managed to find a receptionist.

13:57Ah, she's probably never worked a day in her.

13:58Wait a minute.

13:59Oh my god!

14:01Dorothy!

14:02But!

14:04Ah!

14:07Okay.

14:08I'm gonna keep very calm.

14:09I've gotta find a new receptionist.

14:11Okay, that, that, that's not a problem.

14:12Well, I'll write that down.

14:15It'll probably be good to write down any appointments that come in.

14:20Er, hello?

14:21Hello?

14:22Hello?

14:23I, I want to make an appointment now, and I don't want any more excuses.

14:28Oh, oh, Margaret, thank god it's you.

14:30What?

14:30Why?

14:30What is it?

14:31It's Dorothy.

14:32She's with that dentist across the road.

14:34Well, maybe she's just being friendly.

14:36No, she's cleared out her whole desk.

14:38Oh dear.

14:39Well, okay, well, don't worry.

14:41Oh.

14:42Come home, I'll sort you out.

14:46Yeah?

14:47Well, order a big pizza.

14:49Okay, bye.

14:51Bye.

14:52Bye.

15:08So, Sutton, it says here you are a friendly, vivacious, outgoing person with a great sense of humour.

15:15Yeah.

15:17I see.

15:17So, you worked for nine months at a dental practice in Romford.

15:24Yeah, that's right.

15:25I had a great time there.

15:27Dr. Bacon was such a riot.

15:29I just loved it.

15:31He was a riot.

15:32Oh, yeah.

15:33An absolute riot.

15:35He would do this thing with his hygiene mask on the top of his head.

15:38So, you're good with people and animals, and you have a real interest in, uh, dentistry.

15:48Is that right?

15:49Yeah, dentistry.

15:51Huh.

15:51Could be a laugh.

15:52I don't know.

15:53Yeah, why not?

15:54Oh.

15:54You worked at a sausage factory for three months, and you were a periodical distribution official.

16:05What's that?

16:06I handed out women's magazines at Piccadilly Circus tube station.

16:09It was good for me agoraphobia.

16:10So, you've not actually had any experience at all as a receptionist.

16:14Is that a problem?

16:15Let me think about it.

16:19No.

16:20No.

16:21No.

16:22It's R.F.

16:36Oh, my God.

16:40Margaret.

16:41How could she?

16:43How could she do that?

16:52What are you doing standing there like that?

17:00You scared me half to death.

17:01I'd like to look at your teeth, please.

17:03What do you mean?

17:04You wanted your tooth fixed so badly, and I can do it now.

17:07Oh, no.

17:08No, that's okay.

17:10I'm not worried about it now.

17:11I think it's all better.

17:13A chipped tooth doesn't just get all better.

17:15I'll just have a look here, thank you.

17:16No, no.

17:17It's not necessary.

17:26Just let me look.

17:29All right, all right.

17:31I got my tooth fixed at Dr. Stoway's.

17:33That's what you wanted to hear, isn't it?

17:35Are you happy now?

17:37You went to see that man.

17:39How could you?

17:40How could you do that?

17:42My own wife.

17:43He's trying to destroy me, and you're handing him the...

17:46Oh, whatever.

17:48How could you do that?

17:49You betrayed me.

17:50That's unforgivable.

17:51Unforgivable?

17:53The way you treated me is unforgivable.

17:56You drove me to him.

17:58You drove me to see another dentist.

18:00You should be apologizing to me.

18:04I know I neglected your tooth, and I shouldn't have.

18:26It's just that I was so busy.

18:28I mean, any other time, I'll...

18:30I care about your teeth more than anybody's in the whole world.

18:36Now, uh, this is your desk, where you sit.

18:53Um, there are some more pens in the cupboard.

18:56Nice telephone.

18:57I usually get in around 8.45.

19:00I'd need you here...

19:01I start at 9 and finish at 5.

19:02Overtime is time and a half, and weekends are double.

19:05Oh, oh, oh, right.

19:06Well, that's great.

19:08That's...

19:08That's great.

19:09Welcome aboard, Penny.

19:10Hello, dental surgery.

19:12I don't know.

19:13Can you call back this afternoon?

19:15Look, I just started here a minute ago.

19:17I need to sort some things out.

19:19That's right.

19:20I just hired her now.

19:21Her name is Penny, and I think she's going to be really great.

19:25What kind of experience does she have?

19:27I don't know.

19:28I think this is her first job.

19:30She's got an aptitude.

19:31I sense it.

19:32She's very young, and just so sweet.

19:35Well, maybe not sweet.

19:37Just charming.

19:38In a kind of unique way.

19:40Oh, it's not a charm contest.

19:42She's got to be able to do the job.

19:44That's the main thing.

19:45I wouldn't necessarily agree with you there.

19:48She's got to deal with the public.

19:49Charm plays a big part of it.

19:51Does she know anything about dentistry?

19:53Oh, just a minute.

19:53I'll call you back.

19:55I don't like that.

19:58It's getting great.

19:59Oh, good.

20:03Police confirmed this morning the so-called Dr. Stanway

20:07had previously set up a bogus orthodontic surgery

20:10under the name Dr. Beckman,

20:12and a bogus fish and chip shop under the name Harry Ramsbottom.

20:16Well, now the only fish he'll be wrapping will be cod.

20:20No, haddock.

20:21I'm sorry.

20:22This analogy isn't going anywhere.

20:24Let's go to traffic.

20:25Penny, did you see what's going on out there?

20:27They're arresting some man for impersonating a member of the dental profession.

20:31Look, it's all here.

20:32He puts patients under anaesthetic and then molests them.

20:35It's disgusting.

20:36What?

20:37Dr. Stanway?

20:38It's not real.

20:39You mean it's all...

20:40Oh, my God.

20:41That's fantastic.

20:42I mean, that's terrible.

20:45Gosh.

20:45I wonder what's going to happen to all that brand new dental equipment.

20:48Oh, well, he seemed a little too good to be true anyway.

20:51Hey, what about Dorothy?

20:52Oh, the assistant was taken in for questioning.

20:55She may be an accomplice.

20:56They don't know.

20:57Oh, my God.

20:59Margaret.

21:00Repeating our top story, a man was arrested today on suspicion of impersonating a dentist

21:05for the purpose of molesting patients.

21:08The so-called Dr. Stanway had previously set up a bogus orthodontic surgery.

21:13Spoken to the police said that he'll be cleaning plaque off the inside of a toilet for the next few years now.

21:18Oh, that's a good one.

21:20I like that.

21:24Oh, gosh.

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