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It's Boxing Day, Sid is enjoying the leftover festive food, Hancock is glum and sullen, the reason, his new Viking TV drama is set to air that evening, a drama made on the cheap, by Sid. Hancock fears it will ruin his career.
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00:02BBC Television presents Tony Hancock in...
00:08Hancock's Love Heart.
00:38I'm a fan of the
00:41Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:43Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:47Piss, piss, piss, piss.
01:12Oh, come on. Don't hang your back. You've got the pudding to come here.
01:16I don't want any. You've put me right up.
01:19Don't want any. All that lovely grub.
01:24What an exhibition. Sheer unadulterated piggery.
01:28What a way to abuse a cake hole.
01:33How you can sit there and stuff like that on Boxing Day after all you shoveled down yesterday and the
01:38day before
01:38is beyond my comprehension.
01:42Christmas, the festive season. Eat, drink and be merry, get tomorrow we snuff it.
01:46Come on, liven yourself up a bit.
01:57I am there.
02:09If you do that once again, I shall ram it straight down your throat.
02:14What's the matter with you? What a misery you are. A right drag. Why don't you go for a walk?
02:18It's too cold.
02:19Well, wear the scarf I gave you.
02:20I don't like it.
02:21Look around in the pub then.
02:23It's too late.
02:24Go to bed.
02:25It's too early.
02:28I'm going to have some pudding.
02:29Good luck to you.
02:31Want some?
02:31No, thank you.
02:32Oh, come on, have some. It's not the same. I made it.
02:35No?
02:37Have a little.
02:37It's not the...
02:37You know, if I do it on me own, it spoils the fun of looking for the tanners.
02:42Have a little.
02:43Oh, as you wish.
02:44That's it.
02:50Shall we see who's got the most, then?
02:52Hmm.
03:04Got any?
03:05No, nothing yet.
03:07Oh, well. Let's see how lucky I am then, shall we?
03:11Oh!
03:22And how much does the jackpot stand out this year?
03:26Forenicker exactly. There's a bit of luck, innit?
03:29A bit of luck.
03:32He cooks it, he sits up half the night segregating it, and he says, a bit of luck.
03:38Well, there's not really much point in excavating this anymore, is there?
03:41No.
03:43Oh, well, there's a bit of luck.
03:50Marvellous.
03:51Oh, for crying out loud.
03:53What's the matter with you?
03:54You know perfectly well what's the matter with me. I'm worried.
03:57You just sit there enjoying yourself.
03:59Have you no feelings?
04:00Have you no charity in your soul?
04:02What are you worried about, then?
04:03Today is Boxing Day.
04:05Tonight at 8.15, my career will be in ruins.
04:07Shattered beyond recognition.
04:10Lying at me feet, a tangled mass of childhood hopes and dreams.
04:13And all you can do is stuff.
04:15Not as bad as that, boy.
04:17It is as bad as that.
04:18And that's the first programme of my new television series, and we all know what a fiasco that's
04:22going to be.
04:22I'll be serious.
04:24You'll go like a bomb.
04:25It's horrible, and you know it.
04:27If I ever let you talk me into filming it, I'll never know.
04:30Don't give it to the BBC, he says.
04:32We'll do it on our own.
04:33On the cheap, we'll flog it to them and make a lot of loot.
04:37I should hang on to the four quid you got out of the pudding, if I were you.
04:41We will make a lot of loot, boy.
04:43We'll do in 14, of it.
04:44I wouldn't be so sure.
04:45They're waiting to see what the viewers think of tonight.
04:48The verdict is theirs.
04:51And personally, I think it's going to be thumbs down into the crocodile pit.
04:56I still think we did the right thing.
04:58Blimey, it was time you did something different.
05:00You better give up the comedy shunt down, boy.
05:02I never thought you were very good at it.
05:04I had my moments.
05:05You never made me laugh, sir.
05:08You couldn't go on giving him the same thing year after year.
05:11I mean, it's only a matter of time before a public jerry's to you.
05:14You know, you couldn't build a career on...
05:18Hancock's half hour, wearing a funny hat and a funny coat.
05:20It's not enough, kid.
05:22Oh, that's me, is it?
05:24That's a complete assessment of my talents, is it?
05:29A funny hat and a funny coat and Hancock's half hour.
05:35Thank you very much.
05:37Well, let's face it, there's not much else, is there?
05:39A bit of padding here and there, but you take that away and there's not much left, is there?
05:43Not much left?
05:45How dare you?
05:46What about the funny faces?
05:48Number one?
05:50Number two?
05:52And that one?
05:53What about that one?
05:55Eh?
05:57And all the dialects I used to do?
05:59Hi, be getting on, then.
06:00Jarding the farmer.
06:01I grew in my garden.
06:02I grew in my garden.
06:03I grew in my garden.
06:05Oi, oi, mush.
06:05I just come down the old flogging turd there.
06:07Grying out the old apples and pearls.
06:09Ho, ho, ho, ho.
06:12Oh, Mrs Jenkins.
06:15Have you finished your knitting, have you?
06:22And the impressions.
06:23What about the impressions?
06:24Mr Christian, you'll hang from the highest yard of his majesty's day.
06:28And here's one you don't see every day of the week.
06:30The Iron Duke, George Arliss.
06:38And your favourite, Edward Everett Horton.
06:42Oh, dear.
06:42Hmm, how really?
06:46And you have the audacity to say there's nothing left.
06:48I haven't even scraped the surface yet.
06:50There's a huge reservoir of talent in here that has never been touched.
06:53I've done you a favour, mate.
06:55After tonight, you'll be bigger than ever.
06:57There's a great new career opening up for you.
06:59You had to do something different, and you've done it.
07:02Yes, I've done it all right.
07:03Oh, now, wait a minute.
07:04Look, let me show you something.
07:05What do you think is the biggest thing on television today?
07:07Now, let me show you this programme.
07:08I mean, look at it.
07:09Adventure series, costume dramas.
07:11Look at this.
07:11A different one every night.
07:12They're all making a fortune, these boys.
07:13Look here.
07:14Robin Hood.
07:15Ivernell.
07:16The Buccaneers.
07:17William Tell.
07:18Long John Silver.
07:19And now, starting tonight, the greatest of them all.
07:23Anthony Hancock starring as Erickson, King of the Vikings.
07:28What a load of rubbish.
07:30Chase the Saxon dogs into the sea.
07:35Finish the village.
07:36Save the blonde wench for me.
07:37Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
07:39Oh, Sid, we should never have done it.
07:41Has my judgement ever been wrong, I ask you?
07:43Oh, please.
07:45Oh, I brought you that.
07:46But not this time.
07:47This time we are going to click.
07:48Tonight, at a quarter past eight,
07:50when Erickson, King of the Vikings,
07:52sails down at the yard,
07:54a new star is going to be bought.
07:56They'll be putting little plastic models of you
07:58in the cornflake package before a week's out.
08:00Now, stop worrying about it.
08:02I'll see you later.
08:02I'll be back in time for the show.
08:04Oh?
08:05Where are you going now?
08:06Proud of me, Mum.
08:07I'm having dinner there.
08:08Oh, of course.
08:12Erickson, King of the Vikings.
08:14What have I done?
08:16What's the time?
08:17I could leave the country.
08:19I could be in the Isle of Wight by ten o'clock.
08:22Change my name and get a new start.
08:25It's me, own fault.
08:27I saw the way things were going the first day's filming.
08:30I should have got out then.
08:32I should never have stayed.
08:35Without a doubt, that was the tattiest film studio
08:36I'd ever seen in all my earth.
08:59All right, then, everybody on the set.
09:00Let's have it.
09:01Time is money.
09:02All right, what are you doing?
09:04Lighting up the set for the first scene.
09:05Viking camp, exterior, day.
09:07Well, I've just seen the electricity bill.
09:08The scene is now Viking camp, exterior, night.
09:11Switch it off.
09:11You've still got to like the sex scene,
09:13otherwise you won't see anybody on the film.
09:15Well, stoke up the fire.
09:16See what you can do with a glow.
09:18What about the actors, then?
09:20Come on, let's have you.
09:21On the set in 30 seconds,
09:23we lose half a day's pay.
09:24Come on, let's have some action.
09:26What are you, what?
09:27We are not going on, sir.
09:29We are withdrawing our services.
09:31What are you rabbiting about?
09:32We have gone on strike.
09:34How can you go on strike?
09:35We haven't even started yet.
09:36Who are you?
09:37I, sir, am Humphrey Clanger,
09:39King Ethelred of the Saxons.
09:41King of Mercia, Wessex and East Anglia,
09:43exercising divine power from Fanny to the Wash
09:46and equity shop steward on this film.
09:50Trade unionist, then, eh?
09:51To the core, sir.
09:53I and my fellow thespians have had a meeting,
09:55have decided to withdraw our labour,
09:57pending the satisfactory settlement of our grievances.
10:00Oh, God, Vladimir, all right.
10:01What are your grievances?
10:02No dressing room.
10:03You have never had a dressing room in your life, mate.
10:06How dare you, sir?
10:08They didn't treat me like this in Ivanhoe,
10:10and I was only a surfer in that.
10:11All right, all right, all right, all right.
10:11I'm sorry.
10:12I'll sling up a couple of tents.
10:13What else?
10:14We haven't had a contract yet.
10:15You haven't?
10:16Oh, well, I'm paying the Vikings
10:17four shillings and threepence an hour,
10:19plus half a dollar dirty money,
10:21plus for the battle scenes,
10:22threepence a bruise.
10:23And for the, uh...
10:25For the Saxon king,
10:26double rates,
10:27double time on Saturday
10:28and five and a tenner an hour,
10:29if he doesn't make any more trouble.
10:31All right?
10:31Most satisfactory.
10:33All right, men, he's agreed.
10:34Back to work.
10:35Thank you very much.
10:36Now, let's get cracking, please.
10:37We've only got two days.
10:38They're not going to place down on Wednesday.
10:39Now then.
10:40The scene opens with the Saxon king,
10:42that's you, Hawley,
10:44as a hostage.
10:44Time up to there.
10:45Now then, the Viking army,
10:46that's you three,
10:47are standing guard over him,
10:49awaiting the arrival at camp of your king,
10:52Erickson of the Vikings, right?
10:54Let's have the king of the Vikings on the set, please.
10:59Oi, you, king of the Vikings,
11:00on the set, pronto.
11:02Chop, chop, get a wiggle on.
11:23What are you supposed to be?
11:24A Viking or a rhinoceros?
11:27Watch it, mate.
11:28I'll have you over me shoulder in a minute,
11:29if you don't care.
11:31It's your own fault,
11:32you and your cheap costumes.
11:33Look, Sid, there's still time.
11:35Let's make it a comedy, Alan.
11:36No.
11:37This is going to be a true portrayal
11:39of life in Saxon England
11:40under the heel of the Viking orts.
11:42Yes, but this is ridiculous.
11:43How can you make...
11:52Who's this lot now?
11:54That's the Viking army.
12:00They're what I've conquered the whole of England with,
12:02are they?
12:03Yeah, well,
12:04I'll hire another couple for the battle scenes.
12:06It says in the script,
12:073,000 screaming savages locked in mortal combat.
12:12All right, I'll do it in sections.
12:13We'll have to jump them about a bit.
12:16They're all we're going to have, are they?
12:18That's all we can afford.
12:19Look at them.
12:22Fearless pagans from the frozen north.
12:25All you need is Bernard Breslau
12:26and you've got another army game here.
12:29Well, I'm turning it in now.
12:31All right, mate, disband.
12:32You're all demobbed.
12:33Stack your arms in the corner,
12:34we're all going home.
12:35Wait a minute, wait a minute.
12:36Wait a minute.
12:38You can't send them home.
12:39Everybody is here on two days guarantee
12:41at four shillings and throttens an hour.
12:43Do you want to pay their money?
12:44Well, no, but I'll shut up then
12:45and come over here on the shelf.
12:46Oh, where do I stand?
12:48Right, now then.
12:49This is your camp.
12:50The Saxon king here is your prisoner.
12:52Now then,
12:53you are returning
12:54after a great hunting expedition
12:56to your camp
12:56to have a great feast
12:57to give thanks to the gods
12:59for helping you to conquer the wicked Saxons.
13:01Now, you make your return
13:02through the shrubbery over there, right?
13:04Stand by.
13:04Sound?
13:05Change me up then.
13:05Sound, camera.
13:08Camera's ready.
13:08All right, lights.
13:10All right, side.
13:10Mark it.
13:13Herrickson, king of the vikings.
13:14Scene five, take one.
13:17Blackweeds.
13:19Action.
13:19Enter the king of the vikings.
13:23Hold there.
13:23Hold it.
13:24Shoot it.
13:25Got it?
13:26Yes.
13:26Good boy, next shot.
13:27Left arm down.
13:28Right arm down a bit.
13:29Right arm up a bit.
13:30Hold it.
13:31Shoot it.
13:32Got it?
13:32Yes.
13:33Good boy, next shot.
13:33Left arm down a bit.
13:34Right arm up.
13:35Right leg up a bit.
13:36Hold it.
13:37Now, hold it.
13:38Good.
13:39Got it.
13:39Now, that's lovely, ain't it?
13:41That's lovely boy, you're giving.
13:42I love the little performance here.
13:43Right.
13:43Right leg forward a bit.
13:45Right arm back a bit.
13:45Left arm up.
13:46Wait a minute.
13:47Wait a minute.
13:50Wait a minute.
13:55Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't I hear a rumour a few years ago about movie cameras?
14:00You know, cameras with reels of film inside them so you can move about normally and walk
14:04and run and have trains going by.
14:06And when you show it, you can see everything moving about all over the place.
14:10We ain't got one.
14:11This is supposed to be a proper film studio.
14:13Why haven't we got one?
14:14We can't afford one.
14:16But it's going to take four years to do it like this.
14:19How can you make a film taking all separate photographs?
14:22You stick them all together and you drill little holes along the edges.
14:28Stick them all together and drill little holes...
14:30He's right.
14:34I suppose it'll work.
14:35I don't see why it shouldn't.
14:36Of course it won't work.
14:39Sure, Cecil B. DeMille doesn't approach it like that.
14:42This thing's going to be better enough than it is without having this mob jumping about
14:45like Noddy and Big Ears.
14:50Hello, Big Ears.
14:51Have you seen Mr. Plod the police?
14:57Not having half an hour of that.
14:58I tell you, people won't even notice the difference.
15:01All right, then.
15:02Suppose I want to throw me spear or something.
15:03How are you going to get a shot of it happening through the air?
15:05Tell me that.
15:06All you've got to do is move it, shoot it, move it, shoot it, move it, shoot it.
15:12Yes, yes.
15:13Very ingenious, but I'm not doing it.
15:16I demand that you get me a proper movie camera.
15:18I don't know, mate.
15:19That costs money.
15:20All right, I'll pay for it.
15:21After all, my career is at stake.
15:22If we're going to carry on with this farce,
15:25might as well do it properly.
15:27Now, how much would one cost?
15:28Or the latest super deluxe model camera would cost you 50, Nicker?
15:32All right, I'll pay for it.
15:33Go and get one.
15:34Here we are.
15:40Have you had this here all the time?
15:41Certainly.
15:42Well, why haven't we used it, then?
15:44I've been waiting for you to pay for it.
15:48Property of the National Science Museum.
15:52The Max Senate Mark I.
15:54It works.
15:55What more do you want?
15:55All right, hey, strike that one and come over here.
15:58Places, everybody.
15:59Places.
16:01All right, now, you follow I've got to run on that, will you?
16:03All right.
16:04All right, are you running?
16:05Yes, yes.
16:05Mark it.
16:08Ericsson, king of the victims, scene six, take one.
16:11All right, everybody.
16:12Action.
16:13Hold there, Vikings, good, strong men, and true desire.
16:15You're King Ericsson.
16:17All right.
16:18All right.
16:19All right.
16:24Enough.
16:26Conserve your energies for the forthcoming battle.
16:29What news hast thou, Wolfgang?
16:31Oh, crazy, man, crazy.
16:33We haven't ourselves a ball.
16:34Say, we found this limey bump case in the joint.
16:36So we took him in.
16:3710-4.
16:42What's all this cool, crazy 10-4 stuff?
16:45It's for the American market.
16:46We'll never sell it otherwise.
16:47Well, I'm not doing it.
16:49I'm British and proud of it.
16:51It's our language.
16:51We invented it.
16:52I'm not ashamed of being British.
16:54Cost you 100,000 liquor.
16:59Er, 21.50.
17:01Check.
17:01Check.
17:02And a manly 8.40 and a 32.80.
17:04Roger.
17:05Okay.
17:06Very good.
17:08Now get on with it.
17:11Ah.
17:12So we meet at last, your proud Saxon dog.
17:14King Anethelred, I presume,
17:16the cruelest despot in the whole of Europa.
17:17Well, your time has come.
17:19I, Ericsson, will avenge the thousand innocent victims
17:21who have fallen foul of your murderous hordes.
17:23What does that say to say to that, O King?
17:25It's 11 o'clock, tea break, Union rules.
17:27Oh, no, can't we?
17:28Hey!
17:32That's in five minutes.
17:34Oh, come, come back.
17:35You can't go so soon.
17:36This is the middle of me big scene.
17:38We'll shoot it after tea.
17:40Shoot it all day.
17:41I'll never do it as well as that again.
17:42That was it.
17:44I had it then.
17:44I've lost it now.
17:46Can't just switch it on and off.
17:48Taut as a violin string, I was there.
17:52I wonder if Richard Green ever had this trouble
17:53with a sheriff of Nottingham.
17:55I think I'll have me tea as well.
17:56I think I'll have a piece of toast.
17:58I think I'll have a piece of toast.
18:16All right, you've all had your tea.
18:18Let's have you on a set, please, for the last scene.
18:21Now, this is the scene that concerns
18:22the beautiful captive Saxon princess
18:25and Ericsson King of the Vikings.
18:26All right, let's have them.
18:26Where are they?
18:27I said to Fred at the time,
18:29I said, you can't keep me chained to the kitchen.
18:32I've got my career.
18:34I've got my career to think of.
18:36Well, of course you have.
18:37I mean, art comes first.
18:38Yeah, well, that's what I told him.
18:40I'll just keep your head up.
18:41I'm sorry, dear.
18:42Tough.
18:43And then, of course, he said,
18:44well, who's going to look after the kids?
18:46So I said he was.
18:47Quite right.
18:48After all, Lawrence Oliver doesn't expect
18:49Vivian Lee to stay in and do the spuds.
18:51Well, exactly.
18:52Oh, I told him.
18:53I said, here, I'm a film star, I said,
18:55and I can't be a housewife as well.
18:56In any case, he does the housework better
18:58than what I do.
18:59So, of course, he chaps a saucepan at me.
19:01Get away.
19:02Yeah, I did laugh.
19:03Excuse me, Sarah Burnett.
19:04Can we have you on a set?
19:06We're ready.
19:07Of course, Sidney.
19:08Thank you, love.
19:09Pleasure, dear.
19:10Any time.
19:10Over there, please.
19:13Mary, you are a beautiful captive Saxon princess
19:16and you hate him because he's a Viking.
19:19But in spite of yourself, you can't help it.
19:21You are falling in love with him.
19:22Oh, yes, yes.
19:23That's very touching, Sid.
19:23That'll be a very beautiful moment, that will.
19:25Right.
19:25Now, then, the Saxons are going to make
19:27one last desperate attempt to rescue him.
19:29Right?
19:29Right.
19:30Right.
19:30Stand by.
19:31Mark it.
19:33Erickson, King and a Vic in scene 24, take one.
19:39Oh, yes.
19:39Very up to date, this.
19:41Get on with it, action.
19:42All right.
19:43Now, this can never be, Bordesier.
19:45After all, I am a Viking king,
19:47and you, you are merely a Saxon.
19:49Oh, Erickson, take me with you.
19:51I will melt that icy northern blood of yours.
19:54No, it is no life for a woman.
19:57We roam the world in our ships,
19:58robbing the rich and giving to the poor,
20:00and fighting evil and crime.
20:02Oh, Erickson, you are a brave and a good man.
20:05I am true only to my God.
20:07I love you, Erickson.
20:09Take me with you.
20:11No, no, it cannot be.
20:13Get on with it.
20:15Don't tell him to keep that thing up.
20:16Oh, I can't.
20:17It's making my arms ache.
20:20I'll make your head ache if you don't turn it.
20:26How about us here, my English Rose?
20:29Would it that I could stay-est with you-est?
20:31Then stay-est, and we will rule over my people together.
20:35No, no.
20:36It cannot be-est.
20:37One last embrace before...
20:39One last embrace before I...
20:42This Saxon chariot is indeed an encumbrance.
20:45Get round here, dear.
20:46Right, get me in.
20:48One more last embrace.
20:50I'll try to get you.
20:52I'll see you down the boat.
20:54I shouldn't bother about it if I were you.
20:57Oh, Erickson.
20:58Private Olaf reporting.
21:00I have run many leagues.
21:02I bring thee tidings of great ma...
21:06Mag...
21:07Magnitude.
21:08Yes, magnitude.
21:09The Saxon holds are...
21:12The Saxon holds are...
21:22The Saxon holds are...
21:24The Saxon holds are bearing down fast on our camp.
21:26I beseech thee, make haste, or, before the moon, crosseth the sky, we will be slaughtered like pigs.
21:39No.
21:40We will be slaughtered like pigs.
21:42Yes, that's it.
21:43We will be slaughtered like pigs.
21:47That's the message.
21:54Very good.
21:54I enjoyed that.
21:58There's some dried cod in the house.
21:59Go eat thy pill.
22:02Hey, king.
22:03The Saxon holds are fellas, may I?
22:04Oh, ten-four.
22:05Ten-four?
22:07Go, Erickson, we meet again.
22:09In different circumstances this time.
22:12Seize him!
22:13Now, now, while I have the slayer of wolves in this hand,
22:15and the moon and the heavens in this...
22:19That's good.
22:20Come on, then.
22:22I haven't got a sword.
22:24Why, try that one.
22:32What's this?
22:34We haven't got our own sword.
22:36He's making anointing.
22:41We stopped.
22:46Come on, then.
22:47Come on, Mr. Evans.
22:51Oh, dear.
22:52Oh, dear.
22:56Oh!
22:57I die!
22:58I die!
22:58I die!
22:59Oh!
23:00Yeah, well, hurry up.
23:01We're running out of film.
23:02Finish time.
23:04I die.
23:07Hi, Erickson.
23:07King of the Vikings have killed your leader.
23:12Throw down your swords and surrender to me.
23:15Oh, shut up.
23:17Take to the boat, men.
23:18We sail for home.
23:25Have an open light, men.
23:27We'll sail by our lights.
23:28We'll be in Norway by sunrise.
23:30Pull up.
23:30Take the time for me.
23:32In.
23:32Out.
23:33One.
23:33Out.
23:36In.
23:37One.
23:38Out.
23:38One.
23:39Out.
23:39Out.
23:42Out.
23:45Out.
23:49Out.
24:02Out.
24:04Out.
24:05Out.
24:06Out.
24:07Out.
24:08Out.
24:11Out.
24:12Out.
24:14Out.
24:17How's it going?
24:18Oh, marvellous, mate. We've got an epic here.
24:20Just went and I finished joining it together.
24:21I've had a couple of cups.
24:22Oh, they're all.
24:26I've had a couple of bits out.
24:32Yes, I was happy you would have to.
24:35Sid, are you sure you know what you're doing?
24:36Of course I know what I'm doing, son.
24:42Don't remember that bit.
24:45That might look nice, bung it in.
24:49Oh, here's a bit of the stuff we did on that occasion.
24:51I tell you, within a week, top of the top ten, Michelle.
24:54No kidding.
25:04Fancy putting my career in the hands of a man like that.
25:08It's nearly 8.15. It'll be on in a minute.
25:11I wonder what sort of a mess he's made of it.
25:14I'll never be able to watch it, I know that.
25:17Well, all set for the big show?
25:19I'm looking forward to this.
25:20Yes, I expect you are.
25:21You enjoy seeing me sit here and squirm, don't you?
25:24Let's face it, you've never liked me, have you?
25:25Let's have it up here and now.
25:27You have never liked me, have you?
25:28You've always had a knife in me, don't you?
25:30Yes, I have.
25:31Don't be a knife, because I like you.
25:33I want to see you get on.
25:34Let's switch it on and have a butcher's.
25:41That's the end of the news headlines.
25:43The time is 8.15, and now the BBC presents the first of a historical adventure series,
25:48Ericsson, King of the Vikings.
26:19Ericsson, King of the Vikings.
26:22Ericsson, Ericsson, Ericsson, the good.
26:26Ericsson, Ericsson, nipping through the wood.
26:30He is the Viking, because he is the Viking.
26:34Ericsson, Ericsson, Ericsson.
26:38Olay!
27:06Ericsson, Ericsson, Ericsson.
27:09Ericsson, Ericsson, Ericsson, nipping through the wood.
27:14He is the Viking, because he is the Viking.
27:19Ericsson, Ericsson, Ericsson.
27:51Ericsson, Ericsson, Ericsson, Ericsson.
27:51Oh, my God.
28:47Oh, my God.
29:18Oh, my God.
29:24The BBC have decided not to continue with Ericsson, King of the Vikings, so until the next part of our
29:29programme, here is the 84th showing of the London to Brighton run.
29:35Well, that wasn't bad. Quite entertaining, I thought.
30:05Oh, look.
30:08There's television screens. I'm not kidding. You talk about American television. I've got the Japs interested in it.
30:12Oh, my God.
30:24Back, O.C. Back, I say. Back, I command thee. Back to the adventures of King Canute.
30:34Back, I say. Get back. Will you get back?
30:38Get back. Back.
30:40Oh, my God.
30:41Oh, my God.
30:43Oh, my God.
31:01Oh, my God.
31:17Oh, my God.
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