- 7 minutes ago
1990 SITCOM "Tom Ballard is put into the Bayview Retirement Village by his weak-willed son Geoffrey and his domineering, drunk daughter-in-law Marion. Many of the residents are very passive, but retired journalist Diana Trent's mission in life is to annoy "the idiot Bains"--the home's manager, Harvey Nigel Bains. " IMDB Starring Stephanie Cole, Graham Crowden, Daniel Hill, Janine Duvitski, Andrew Tourell, Sandra Payne
Category
📺
TVTranscript
00:49How are your yin and your yang?
00:52Yin's fine, but the old yang's a bit creaky.
00:54And how are your eyes?
00:56Oh, as good as ever.
00:57I pop them into a glass of sterodent each night.
01:00They come up nice and bright in the morning.
01:01Why do you what?
01:02I was just wondering if you were adequately barking daft to do today's cryptic crossword.
01:07Try me.
01:08Well, it's nine letters, huh?
01:09I throw my weight around in North London.
01:13Isling tongue.
01:14What?
01:15Isling tongue.
01:17I sling tongue.
01:19I, I, throw sling, weight tongue, North London.
01:23Isling tongue.
01:24Could be, I suppose.
01:26Give me another.
01:28No, it's all right.
01:29Finish it, have you?
01:30No, I just don't want to tax you.
01:32Oh, don't worry.
01:33Come on.
01:34All right.
01:36Ah.
01:37Seven letters.
01:38Mr. O'Connor is unable to reach the highest register.
01:47Descant.
01:48What?
01:49Descant.
01:50Mr. O'Connor, des, is unable, can't, descant, descant, the highest register.
01:55Yes, well, it's always pathetically simple on Thursdays.
01:59I worked in an office for over 500 years, Diana.
02:02The cryptic crossword was a delicate piece in the endless game of one-upmanship.
02:07If you finished it first, you were cock of the walk, but if you were beaten to the post, then
02:12you just tossed it over your shoulder and said,
02:15Oh, well, I wasn't really trying this morning.
02:16It's always so pathetically simple on Thursdays.
02:20You are an old rat, Tom.
02:22Yes, I try my best.
02:24Oh.
02:25Do you know what?
02:26What?
02:26I don't know what I'm going to do today.
02:29Got no plans at all.
02:31Durst going to be sitting here, gradually falling to bits.
02:35Like an old car.
02:37Clunk.
02:38Oh, dear, my arm's fallen off.
02:40Yes.
02:41Time.
02:42Too much time to fill up this end of life's comic book.
02:46Time is not a constant, Tom.
02:48It can only be measured by the individual user.
02:51My God, that's deep.
02:53I wonder what it means.
02:54Well, I'm just going to step out.
02:58Care to come with me?
02:59Where are you going?
03:00Troy.
03:01Troy.
03:01Ancient Troy.
03:02To see if young Helen still fancies me.
03:06You could tag along and lecture Achilles on the inadequacy of his footwear.
03:10You are a total loop, Tom.
03:12It's better than being bored out of one's mind.
03:15Yes.
03:16Maybe I could go and set fire to Harvey Baines.
03:19We'd only get another one.
03:22Maybe.
03:23I could go and tease Basil and Betty about their hyperactive sex lives.
03:27Oh, oh, no, leave them alone.
03:29Basil wants to marry Betty.
03:31Oh, my God, how grotesque.
03:33He's been trying to get the courage up to ask her.
03:35Been in a dither for days.
03:37Basil is a lizard.
03:39Keep expecting him to slough off his skin.
03:40Oh, don't be rotten.
03:42I enjoy being rotten.
03:43Why don't you try and expand your emotional repertoire and be nice to people for a change?
03:50I dare you.
03:51What's to dare?
03:52I thought, sir, you're chicken.
03:54You couldn't be nice if your life depended on it.
03:55Of course I could.
03:56Oh, no.
03:57To you, every silver lining has a cloud.
04:01Rubbish.
04:02All right.
04:03I challenge you.
04:05I bet you can't be nice for a week.
04:08Wouldn't want to.
04:10You couldn't.
04:10Could.
04:10Couldn't.
04:11Right, you're on.
04:11How much?
04:12One million pounds.
04:13Oh, don't be ridiculous.
04:14If you're going to bet, bet properly.
04:17Ten million pounds.
04:18Done.
04:21Starting now?
04:22Starting now.
04:24Hello, darling.
04:25Lovely to see you.
04:28What's great?
04:29I said lovely to see you.
04:33What are you doing?
04:34Uh-uh-uh.
04:36Sorry.
04:38Lovely prop, Jane.
04:40Hardly reminds me of a tart's curtains at all.
04:43Are you all right?
04:45Could it be better?
04:46And may I say how well you do your job round here?
04:48Your endeavours bring a warmth to my heart.
04:52Oh, thank you, Diana.
04:54That's very nice.
04:55Oh, credit where credit's due.
04:57That's what I always say.
04:58No, you don't.
04:59You always say, go away, Jane.
05:01Throw yourself under a bus.
05:04Just my little gist.
05:06Underneath, I'm a very nice person.
05:08I think I'd better be off.
05:09The world seems to have gone a bit funny on me.
05:13Oh, Janey Popes, my little angel of mercy.
05:16Do you have a reason for coming in here, or are you just lost?
05:19Oh, right.
05:20Harvey, Mr Baines.
05:22Such a nice man.
05:24What?
05:24Don't ask me to repeat it.
05:27Harvey wondered if you'd like to enter a glamorous granny contest.
05:31Oh, what?
05:32It's like a beautiful baby contest, but a bit older.
05:37I'll kill him.
05:38Diana, nice.
05:42Will you tell Harvey that I will discuss the subject with him at a later date?
05:47Oh, Johnny, good.
05:49Bye.
05:51Glamorous granny contest.
05:53That is not only sexist, that is ageist as well.
05:55He's really cut his mooring rope this time.
05:58I'm going to tie it to his wops-it and swing him round my head.
06:02A delightfully colourful image, but you can't.
06:05You must be pleasant for seven days.
06:08I want a suspension.
06:09Quite out of the question.
06:10A week of solid niceness, or you lose ten million quid.
06:15Come on.
06:17Take your stick,
06:19and we'll go and spread a little happiness as we go by.
06:27Betty.
06:28Yes, Basil?
06:30I've been meaning to ask you something for some time now.
06:34Yes?
06:36I...
06:37I love...
06:38Yes?
06:41I...
06:41You love what?
06:43I love the way you swing your croquemelt.
06:49Good.
06:51There you are.
06:52Betty and Basil the Bonker.
06:59Basil still can't get his proposal out.
07:02Go and be nice to them.
07:03Be Miss Cupid.
07:04Simple.
07:05They'll be wed by lunch.
07:09We have a great deal in common.
07:11Both like croquet.
07:13Both like sex.
07:18So, I wondered if you would...
07:20Yes?
07:22I wondered if you'd do me the honour.
07:25Yes.
07:26Hello.
07:28Hi.
07:29Hello, Diana.
07:32Lovely to see you both.
07:33My favourite people.
07:39If I didn't know better, I'd think you were smiling.
07:43I am smiling, Basil.
07:45Who's died?
07:55Now, I have come to help Basil say what he wants to say.
07:59What do you mean?
08:01Well, Basil fears rejection.
08:03So you must let him know that his advances won't be rejected.
08:06They never are.
08:08Except Wednesdays when I'm at my sister's.
08:11No, I mean, I know he may not measure up to Jack's standards in certain areas.
08:16Shh.
08:16Shh.
08:17What's that?
08:18Who's Jack?
08:19My late husband.
08:20Shh.
08:20And what are certain areas?
08:23Well, Betty's husband was a well-known athlete.
08:25Not just on the track, by all accounts.
08:28Oh.
08:29So I'm not good enough, eh?
08:31Of course you are.
08:32At least you're alive.
08:33Oh, thanks a lot.
08:34I didn't know you felt like this, Betty.
08:36But I don't.
08:37It's just as well I found out now how you feel,
08:40rather than when I've given me all and ended up a burnt-out wreck.
08:46Bloody rude.
08:47I'm top-gun round here.
08:50Basil!
08:53It's taken me six months to get him this far.
08:57And look what you've done.
08:58I was just trying to be nice.
09:00Yes.
09:01Very nice.
09:02Sitting there grinning like a sphincter.
09:05Sphinx, Betty.
09:07I know what I mean.
09:13What did I say?
09:22Oh, my God.
09:24I've ruined a grand romance.
09:26I told you being nice was a crazy idea.
09:29No, no, no, no.
09:31Keep at it.
09:32Goodness will win in the end.
09:35Oh.
09:37Now, be nice to Jenny.
09:40Hello, Jenny.
09:41Lovely to see you.
09:44You talking to me, Diana?
09:45I think you do a wonderful job in here.
09:48Can you leave me alone?
09:49I saw that smile on your face just before you hit the cook.
09:53What's wrong with my smile?
09:55Well, it's like a crack in the walls of hell.
09:59One can smell the sulphur and hear the cries of the damned through your smile.
10:04I'm so glad I asked.
10:06Diana.
10:07Here comes your ultimate test.
10:09May I join you?
10:11Delighted.
10:12Lovely to see you.
10:14Me?
10:15Yes, Harvey.
10:16You, you debonair rogue.
10:20Sit your handsome self down and amaze us with the many facets of your winning personality.
10:25Okay.
10:27And how are you, Tom?
10:29Dry rot.
10:30Jolly good.
10:30What?
10:31Dry rot.
10:32I've got dry rot.
10:33It's the dam.
10:34It's creeping up my body.
10:36It's reached my knees already.
10:37I went to Troy this morning and I wasn't allowed into the wooden horse lest I infected it.
10:43And it collapsed and altered the course of ancient history.
10:46Well, I'm glad I asked.
10:47Yeah.
10:48What is it you require of us, you dear darling boy?
10:52What have you done to split up Basil and Betty?
10:54Nothing at all.
10:55A romance.
10:56A wrinkly's romance would be very good publicity for this place.
11:00I want those two married and in the brochure.
11:02If people think that they can come here, get hitched before they drop in their box, well,
11:07we'll have them arriving by the bus lane.
11:09May I suspend the bet for 30 seconds?
11:11No.
11:12Just for a quick throttle?
11:13No.
11:13To TBH?
11:14Diana, no.
11:15You see, we need publicity, which is why I wanted to talk to you about this.
11:22Natalco Process Dairy Foods Limited offers the over-60s the chance to win a Caribbean cruise
11:28for two.
11:30Enter our Glamorous Granny competition today.
11:33What do you think, eh?
11:35A quick cup of acid down his trousers.
11:37No.
11:38And what has this to do with me, Harvey?
11:40Well, I'm looking for a Bayview entrance.
11:42And you thought of me?
11:44Well, yes.
11:46Glamorous Granny, Diana Crippen.
11:48Thank you, Tom.
11:48No, no, it's not just about looks, you know.
11:51It's about charm and personality and warmth and...
11:54Let's forget it.
11:55Oh, just a minute.
11:58Natalco Dairy Foods Limited.
12:00That rings a bell.
12:02Yes, of course it does.
12:02Your big ninny, it's the company your idiot son works for.
12:06By, Joe, you're absolutely right.
12:08Of course.
12:09Harvey, you put Betty down as our Glamorous Granny contestant.
12:13If she wins the cruise, she can take Basil.
12:15They can do their horizontal tangoing all over the Caribbean.
12:19And all will be well again.
12:22How's that for being nice?
12:24Oh.
12:25What if she doesn't win?
12:27She will, Tom.
12:28She will.
12:29Oh, wonderful, Diana.
12:32It's a pleasure, my swarthy little cherubunkin.
12:42This will never work.
12:44Of course it will.
12:45The sun's so wet, he'll do anything daft.
12:55Come on, Marion.
12:58Open up, you dead slattern.
13:00Hey.
13:02You've got to be nice to Marion.
13:04Oh, come on.
13:05The bed's off.
13:06This is a crisis situation we're in.
13:08No siree.
13:09This is the ultimate, ultimate test.
13:13Oh, God.
13:14What do you want?
13:15The pleasure of your wonderful company, Marion.
13:19Jeffy, your dad's here.
13:21And the bitch from the Black Lagoon.
13:25Red roll, Black Lagoon.
13:29I'll kill her.
13:32What do you mean?
13:35I'm looking wonderful today.
13:37You look wonderful today.
13:39Rosy cheeks, lovely complexion, and the pink gin matches the colour of your eyes.
13:44You know, when you smile, you look like a dead cat.
13:47Oh, Marion, you bring a flutter of warmth to my wintry heart.
13:53I expect your pacemaker's on the blink.
13:55What are you up to, Diana?
13:56Just being nice.
13:57Precisely.
13:58I feel like a goldfish who's just noticed a shark having a cigarette on the other side
14:02of his bowl.
14:03No, Dad, no.
14:05Quite out of the question.
14:06What's going on?
14:07But, Geoffrey, all you have to do is to have a word about your boss.
14:10It's more than my job's worth.
14:11What does he want?
14:12He wants me to fix the company's glamorous granny thing.
14:16They want one of the couples at Bayview to win it.
14:18Betty and Basil.
14:20Betty and Basil?
14:21What are they, glove puppets?
14:23No, they're a sweet couple who have been rent asunder.
14:25A cruise would bring them back together.
14:28Maybe Diana should enter the competition.
14:30That'll give them all a good laugh.
14:34Diana.
14:35Geoffrey, she's going to kill me.
14:37Geoffrey.
14:37Diana, rather he didn't.
14:39Grandmother's paper knife.
14:40Diana, ten million quid.
14:45I told you it wouldn't work.
14:47Geoffrey wouldn't say boo to a dead goose.
14:50Well, I've tried the monkey.
14:53Now let's try the organ grinder.
15:07Right.
15:08Let's fix this lad.
15:10Geoffrey tells me he's Scottish.
15:12What's your small change?
15:15Still got to be nice, Diana.
15:23I beg your pardon.
15:25What did you say?
15:26I'm so sorry.
15:27Would you like me to talk slower?
15:28I know you're from Glasgow.
15:29I heard what you said, lassie.
15:32Please, don't call me lassie.
15:34I'm not a canine persuasion.
15:37Is this your missus?
15:38One of my many missus.
15:40Apparently you've got to be quite out of your mind.
15:42You're only wanting to fix the competition so Betty can win.
15:45Simple bit of corporate fiddling.
15:47I'm sure you do it all the time.
15:49What?
15:51I certainly do not.
15:53Oh, come on.
15:53No one would employ his dim-witted son unless they were working some sort of fiddle.
15:58Geoffrey is one of my best salesmen.
16:01Good grief.
16:03Are the other ones actually living people?
16:07This is a major competition covering half the country.
16:11I can't fix it.
16:13Well, could you just make sure that Betty gets into the final?
16:15I can't do that either.
16:18No way.
16:20Forget it.
16:22Adrian, why didn't you build a bigger wall?
16:25Just a minute.
16:27What if we provide the premises?
16:29The main hall at Bayview.
16:31Grand sort of place, is it?
16:33Oh, yes, very grand.
16:34Grieco Waitrose, a positive monument to bad taste.
16:37Oh, I'm sure you'll like it and Harvey will love the publicity.
16:40And it won't cost anything?
16:42No.
16:42Oh, he likes the sound of that.
16:45Tight-fisted barbarian.
16:47Diana.
16:49Nice.
16:50Sorry.
16:51Force of habit.
16:57There.
16:58You look really lovely.
17:00I can't believe it.
17:02I've got a wild card right through to the finals.
17:05Well, you're a very glamorous granny.
17:07And I'm a very generous Harvey.
17:09She's not supposed to know you're sawn-off little squid.
17:12I thought you were being nice to me.
17:14I am.
17:14If I'd been being unpleasant, you'd be picking your teeth out of the wallpaper.
17:18Oh, thank you.
17:20There's just one problem.
17:22What?
17:22I'm terribly nervous.
17:24I can't bear speaking in public.
17:27Oh, Betty.
17:29You win.
17:30You get a cruise for two to the Caribbean.
17:33Fourteen hot, sweaty nights with the basil of your choice.
17:36But I get my nerves.
17:38I won't know what to say.
17:40Oh, don't be so silly.
17:41Just say you love little cats and you want to work with orphans.
17:45Be as brainless as you possibly can.
17:48Harvey will know what to say.
17:50Absolutely.
17:51There's nothing to worry about, Betty.
17:53You just walk tall and tell them how much you love living here at Bayview
17:56and that their processed cheese is so wonderful that you barf in the stuff.
18:02You can't barf in cheese, Harvey.
18:05It can always be arranged, Jane.
18:29It can always be arranged, Jane.
18:35Oh, I am slain.
18:38No, you're not.
18:40Aren't I?
18:41No, you're back here.
18:43Oh, so I am.
18:44Hello, Baz.
18:45Where have you been?
18:46I have been to the court of Agamemnon, chatting up his daughter, Helen.
18:51Ah, Bournemouth people, are they?
18:55Basil, you ignorant terrapin.
18:58Just you stick to the sex.
19:00Oh, no.
19:01I've given that up.
19:03Really?
19:04Yes, well, there's no point in flogging a dead horse, is there?
19:07I don't know.
19:08I've never tried it.
19:10Apparently I'm not good enough for her.
19:12Oh, no, no.
19:12You got the wrong end of the stick.
19:14No, I got the message loud and clear.
19:16I'm not within a cooey of her late husband.
19:19When it comes to the old bedroom boogie.
19:22So I'm packing it in.
19:24This is most alarming.
19:26Yep.
19:27My shooting days are over.
19:29I've hung up me gun on the old barn door.
19:33It's all over for me.
19:35Yes, well, probably for the best, you think.
19:38Oh, yes.
19:39This isn't Dodge City, Baz.
19:41This is a Bayview retirement home for the almost dead.
19:44We come here not in search of the old rumpy, pumpy Fandango doodah, but to be quiet, reflective
19:51souls assessing our humble lives before trotting up the stairs to meet our Baker.
19:58Sounds incredibly dull and boring.
20:01Well, it is.
20:02It's noddy time here, slowing down, having a doze, and then one day not quite waking up
20:08and drifting away with a smile on our faces.
20:13Oh, bugger that.
20:15I want to crash out with a smile on me trousers.
20:20Ha, ha.
20:21That's more like it.
20:23I thought for a moment you had lost your wonderful rutting spirit.
20:27Ha, ha, ha, ha.
20:28Ah, you cunning old beggar.
20:30Ha, ha, ha.
20:31So what am I going to do?
20:32Well, we're going to make sure that Betty wins this old granny thing.
20:36Then you two can sail off into the sunset to a life of steaming carnality.
20:43But how are we going to make sure she wins?
20:46The same as we always do round here.
20:48Bribery, corruption, threats, blackmail.
20:51Oh, goody.
20:52Oh, what fun.
20:54Ha, ha, ha.
20:56For our glamorous granny.
20:59And I tell you, you're going to be hard-pushed to pick a winner out of these little old crackers.
21:04What a bet.
21:04And now, if we could have our first contestant, Miss No More Brave Lady's bonus clubs,
21:11Sladdy Sweetheart.
21:12Oh, that is.
21:13Good luck, that is.
21:15Come to the man.
21:19How did you, uh, how did you guess all?
21:21I've got half the judges in my pockets.
21:24One of them I managed to bribe with my forged lunch infatress.
21:28And the police chief was a pushover when I rolled up my trouser leg.
21:31Oh, brilliant.
21:34Where's Betty?
21:35Uh, Diana and Jane are getting you ready in the kitchen.
21:37Cutting it a bit fine.
21:38And now, all the way from Eastbourne Temple, Hesker's senior glamorous granny, Miss Sarah
21:45Lee.
21:46Good luck, Sarah.
21:47Be cheers to Sarah.
21:49Good luck.
21:51Where is she?
21:52She's on next.
21:54Where is she, Jane?
21:55She's not coming out.
21:56What?
21:57It's her nerves.
21:58She's frozen stiff, just can't move.
22:00But we'll talk to her.
22:02We can't.
22:02She's locked herself in the larder.
22:04No.
22:05But, Basil, you get her out of there.
22:06Not me, she gets garlic when she's round.
22:09Look it.
22:10Now the whole program, Granny, represents the Bayview Retirement Village, Miss Betty Hardfather.
22:16Do something, Jane.
22:17You can't.
22:18Miss Betty Hardfather.
22:21Well, there seems to be a bit of a trick.
22:22Oh, that's it.
22:23I give up.
22:24I'm going to tell them the old nag's been scratched.
22:26Oh, no, you don't.
22:28Oh, Bennett.
22:30Is Granny Bayview there?
22:31Out of my way, I'll give them Granny bloody Bayview.
22:35No.
22:36Be nice, Ophie.
22:42What's so funny?
22:44Emotions recollected in tranquility.
22:46I've just re-running your wondrous performance as Diana the Mad Axe.
22:51Granny, I think it'll keep me amused long after my lifetime.
22:55In fact, if I'm reborn, I'll probably pop out still chuckling.
22:59Certain things had to be said.
23:00Had you certainly said them.
23:01How did it go?
23:03Listen to me, you sexist, ageist, emasculated wimps.
23:07And then you started getting a bit abusive.
23:09How dare they, treating us like bloody novelty items in a fun fair, trying to buy our dignity with cheap
23:15trinkets and packaged holidays.
23:17Dear God, have the intellectual advances of the 20th century made absolutely no impact upon the dull burgers of Bournemouth?
23:24Well, they have now band-aids all round.
23:27And that poor MC.
23:29Oily little twerp.
23:31Savaged by a pack of rabid grannies.
23:33I can still see his glistening dentures flying through the air, clacking out frantic calls of distress before being crunched
23:41underfoot by the weeping Harvey Bates.
23:44Serves them right.
23:46But Diana, what was the point of it all?
23:49Basil and Betty will never get their crews now.
23:52We shall see.
23:53Eh?
23:54What have you been up to?
23:55I made sure a journalist was there, taking lots of little notes.
24:01Well, now, if it isn't Raggedy Annie and Basil Bogbrush.
24:06Harvey is very upset.
24:08Good.
24:09I'm more than upset, Jane.
24:10I'm suicidal.
24:12Well, don't let us stand in your way.
24:14Bayview's main hall is a disaster area.
24:16The fire brigade were not amused.
24:19And that compare chap is still embarrassingly involved with the Zimmer frame.
24:25If this ever gets out, Bayview will be the laughingstock of the age management industry.
24:30And you as well, Harvey.
24:31Thank you, Jane.
24:33Wheresoever men are gathered together, the name Baines will provoke much hysteria and much dampening of the upholstery.
24:41And, of course, it will get out.
24:44My little journalist will be writing it up even now.
24:46I can just see the headlines.
24:48Bayview grannies cheesed off.
24:51Well, much as I am totally against all forms of blackmail.
24:54Yes.
24:54For the good of Bayview and processed cheese, I have been authorised to negotiate with you.
24:59What do you want?
25:00Your head on a platter garnished with putty-poix, new potatoes and perhaps a little apple stuck in your mouth.
25:05Harvey didn't come here to be humiliated.
25:08Of course he didn't.
25:09We're enjoying it very much.
25:10Harvey, you must make a stand.
25:12You cannot be blackmailed.
25:14And tell them to publish and be damned.
25:17What do you care about your silly job when your honour as a gentleman is at stake?
25:23Like I said, Diana, what do you want?
25:25A Caribbean cruise for Baz and Betty.
25:28But she didn't win.
25:30Oh, she's still in the larder.
25:33It's a deal.
25:34And letters of apology to all the contestants.
25:37A really nice grovel, please, Harvey.
25:39You cannot base yourself so, Harvey.
25:42Just write the letters and shut up, Jane.
25:44Oh, Diana.
25:46Oh, what a wonderful day.
25:50Violence, excitement, blood all over the carpet and a moral victory to boot.
25:55What are we going to do now?
25:56Well, I'm off to ancient Athens.
25:59Young Mr. Paris is holding a glamorous muse competition.
26:03A golden apple for the winner.
26:05Let me give you a tip, Tom.
26:06Aphrodite by a nose.
26:12Bye.
26:12Bye.
26:14Bye.
26:14Enjoy yourselves.
26:17Well, ten days on a boat should kill them or cure them.
26:21Wait a minute, Diana.
26:23Haven't you forgotten something?
26:25What?
26:25Well, much as I enjoyed your demolition of the glamorous granny group,
26:30I don't think that it comes under the heading of being nice.
26:34So?
26:35So, you still owe me ten million quid.
26:39Will you take it in milk bottle tops?
26:41Of course.
26:42I'll get my bag.
26:44Ah.
26:45Huh?
26:45I've only got a dustbin lid.
26:47Have you got change?
26:48Sure.
26:52How wonderful.
26:53She's becoming almost as silly as me.
26:57Welcome to second childhood.
27:00Next stop,
27:02mere oblivion.
27:05Ha, ha, ha.
27:25Ha, ha, ha.
27:45Ha, ha, ha.
27:47Ha, ha, ha.
27:48Ha, ha, ha.
27:51Ha, ha, ha.
27:52Ha, ha, ha.
27:53Ha, ha, ha.
27:55Ha, ha, ha.
27:55Ha, ha, ha.
27:56Ha, ha, ha.
27:57Ha, ha, ha.
27:57Ha, ha, ha.
27:57Ha, ha, ha.
27:57Ha, ha, ha.
27:57Ha, ha, ha, ha.
Comments