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00:27To be continued...

00:42And on the day fourth-form pupils begin studying for their new GCSE exams,

00:48we put a group of Cotchester shopkeepers through their paces to see how much they can remember

00:53from their O-level maths.

00:56Meanwhile, here at Carinium, we are buzzing with excitement for our new live show, Declan.

01:04Declan's first guest will be Hollywood hellraiser Johnny Friedlander,

01:09one of the cinema's brightest stars.

01:11In his first interview since being the unfortunate victim of a sex tape scandal two years ago,

01:17the reclusive star is on his way to Carinium Studios as we speak.

01:23Can Declan O'Hara coax him out of his shell?

01:27And what about those James Bond rumours?

01:31That's Declan, live tonight at eight o'clock, with his very first interview here at Carinium,

01:38right after Coronation Street.

01:40I'll definitely be tuning in.

01:43Run, run, run!

01:57Run!

02:21Run!

02:24Run!

02:26Run!

02:27Run!

02:43Oh, my God.

03:20Oh, my God.

03:27Oh, my God.

03:29Oh, my God.

03:31Oh, my God.

03:36Oh, my God.

03:38Oh, my God.

03:39Oh, my God.

03:40Mr. Freelander, welcome to Carinium.

03:43Please, call me Johnny.

03:45Attorney Battingham, please come on through.

03:57Your first live audience.

03:59You're not going to wear those socks on the program.

04:01We'll get this right, Jerry.

04:03No one will be looking at me feet.

04:16Good night, ladies.

04:38Hi, sir.

04:39Showtime, everyone.

04:39Yeah, sure is.

04:42Yeah, that's good.

04:45Yeah, all right.

04:46So, Paddy and Mick are walking to the pub, and they spot a sign saying,

04:50tree fellas wanted.

04:51So Paddy turns to Mick and he says,

04:53well, it's dead ashamed there's only the two of us.

04:55You know, I can hear you, Brian.

04:57You don't tell jokes about Jews or blacks anymore.

04:59So why are you picking on the Irish?

05:01Okay, mate.

05:02Can we get some level?

05:03Cut the fucking Paddy jokes or I'll knock you from here to the Irish Sea.

05:06Is that level enough for you?

05:08Yeah.

05:08Loud and clear.

05:09Sorry, Declan.

05:12Karen, are you there?

05:14What am I supposed to do with the cards?

05:17We talked about this.

05:18Declan O'Hara doesn't hide behind a desk.

05:21If you'd let me see the questions, I could have fed them to you.

05:26Just trust me, will you?

05:32Where's Johnny?

05:34Houston, do we have a problem?

05:40Declan's a journalist of international stature,

05:42so the fact that he left the BBC for us.

05:45It's all very impressive, Lord B.

05:48Of course, it's the wife who's the TV viewer around our end.

05:51Well, it's documentaries mostly,

05:53but I do find Dallas a guilty pleasure.

05:55Well, who doesn't love Dallas?

05:58Hi.

05:59Thanks for sneaking me in.

06:00Some of our new programs can give JR a run for his money.

06:03Have you seen Four Men Went to Moe?

06:05Well, the goose is here.

06:06Excuse me a minute.

06:09Betty Gosling, so good of you to come.

06:11Do you know the Reverend Penny,

06:13my deputy on the Franchise Renewal Committee?

06:15Of course, welcome.

06:16Well, looking forward to some scrupulous broadcast journalism tonight.

06:20I was just remarking,

06:22what with there being a set in every living room these days,

06:25television companies must recognize

06:26that they are the custodians of the nation's morality.

06:45I'm working.

06:52Showtime, Mr. Freelander.

07:01That's Four Men Went to Moe.

07:02Wednesday night, nine o'clock.

07:05Oh, lovely.

07:06Don't look like that.

07:07That's a very nice line.

07:09How long have we got?

07:12I'll get it.

07:17I think we just found our fox.

07:23Doug.

07:23Doug, it's him.

07:25Oh, my God.

07:25In the business of daring me.

07:30Hello, Rupert.

07:31What is he, darling?

07:32We were just passing.

07:33Successful day?

07:35Well, little fucker gave us the slip.

07:37Funt us interrupt us.

07:39Sorry.

07:40Hello, my name's Caitlin.

07:41How are you?

07:45Sit, bunny girl.

07:49Hello, you found the Holy Grail.

07:50It is okay, Declan.

07:52The eagle has landed.

08:01Can we have some level, please?

08:03What did you have for breakfast, Johnny?

08:05Want to give me a rest?

08:07Declan looks nervous.

08:08He cut me dead earlier.

08:10It's awfully uncool to get so uptight.

08:11Shut the fuck up or get the fuck out.

08:15Run music.

08:17Five.

08:19Four.

08:22Three.

08:24Two.

08:27One.

08:28And in.

08:40Why aren't you in the audience, Maud?

08:41Daddy gets too nervous if Mummy's there.

08:43Isn't it daft?

08:45It's pretty clear to what you think more than anyone in the world.

08:47Aw.

08:47It means I miss a lot of parties.

08:50Good evening.

08:51I'm Declan O'Hara.

08:52My guest tonight is one of the world's most recognisable stars.

08:56He's the star of box office smashes such as Last Man on Mars, Highway 12 and Dog Tag 3, Voyage

09:02to Vietnam to name just a few.

09:03He's been nominated for numerous awards but in recent years it's his turbulent personal life.

09:08And of course finding himself the victim of a cruel honey trap which has attracted almost as much attention as

09:14his films.

09:14Johnny Friedlander, welcome to the show.

09:16What's it like seeing your ex-partner in grime, Rude?

09:19You know Johnny Friedlander.

09:20Well, shared a few lovers back in the day.

09:23Yeah.

09:24Not silly enough to let anyone film me having sex though.

09:27What a crowd.

09:27People are excited to see you.

09:29Well, I gotta say that's nice.

09:30It's been a while since I've done one of these.

09:33Let's go see.

09:33So why do this interview now?

09:34Yeah.

09:34Okay.

09:34Well, I feel it's time to move on.

09:38That's what we're here for.

09:39Now, Johnny, your last film was mired in controversy.

09:43There were stories that you were late to set.

09:46You picked fights with the director.

09:47You passed out of the wheel while driving under the influence.

09:49See, nobody prepares you for fame.

09:51You don't know how you're gonna react to being given the keys to the candy store.

09:55It turns out that I react by overdosing on candy.

09:59You're doing well, don't you think?

10:01Absolutely.

10:02Not sure about the songs.

10:05Yep.

10:05All right, it's Hollywood.

10:06Really.

10:09Jesus Christ, he signed a full note.

10:11It's a movie, I know it would have to be a comedy.

10:16And what was it like when you drove off that bridge?

10:22Well, I woke up the second I hit the water, but man, it was scary.

10:26Thank God I was in a convertible or I'd be at the bottom of the river now.

10:31But yeah, I had to get sober.

10:34415 days later, the world looks more beautiful than ever.

10:50Now, shall we talk about the sex tape?

10:55Why not?

10:55The elephant's in the room already.

10:57Crapping in the corner.

10:59Is the girl okay?

11:01Miss, uh, Miss Cortez?

11:04Hell, I don't know.

11:05You don't see her?

11:06Uh, none of my Christmas card lists don't.

11:08But she is, uh, she's an actress, right?

11:11I don't know, uh, we met in a bar.

11:14Hope she got a lot of money out of the whole thing.

11:16Is $5,000 a lot of money?

11:20According to Miss Cortez, that's how much you paid her to have sex with you and then take the tape

11:23to the National Enquirer.

11:25What?

11:27Oh, fuck.

11:29You said you were the victim.

11:31But in fact, you paid her to video herself having sex with you as if it had been filmed undercover

11:37so that when she took the tape to the press, you could pretend that you'd been set up?

11:42Simultaneously getting sympathy as the victim of a honey trap while reaping a ton of publicity that made you look

11:47like a virile sex god.

11:48Yeah, she got publicity too, trust me.

11:50You sat back and let the press vilify her to the extent that all her acting work dried up.

11:55You could have stepped in and told the truth, but you didn't.

11:58The world would have believed you, but your silence demolished her.

12:03Your stock shot up overnight while Pia Cortez lost her apartment.

12:08$5,000 for a woman's reputation, is that a fair price?

12:11What reputation?

12:12She was a porn actress, I paid her to make a porno!

12:29Fuck, we've lost him. He's gonna walk out.

12:45Oh man, I'm an ass.

12:48What did you do us?

12:51Tell two to hold on Johnny.

12:54Stay on Johnny.

12:56Now, move in.

12:57Slowly, slowly.

13:00Slowly.

13:01We can get S on the BBC.

13:04Get me the sweat beating on his brow, this is the one.

13:07I'd had four flops in a row and I'm scared.

13:13It's the worst thing about Hollywood is when you're out.

13:16All you can think about is how to get back in.

13:20What a mess.

13:24The worst part is, I really like that girl.

13:31I thought she had something.

13:33What would you say to her?

13:36If she was here?

13:37Yeah, she's an L.A. man.

13:40She might see it, you never know.

13:47Okay, um, sure.

13:57Tia, if you're watching, I'm sorry.

14:03I'm an ass.

14:05Let me buy you a drink.

14:07Or a car.

14:10Whatever you want.

14:11I'm sorry.

14:22Man, I've been sitting on that secret too long.

14:25Feel good to get it off your chest.

14:28God, the water here.

14:30Tastes good.

14:32Can I get another?

14:34Join us again after the break when I'll be asking Johnny about James Bond.

14:38Don't go away.

14:40Coming clear!

14:43Okay, stand by everyone.

14:45Three minutes.

14:46That was more stressful than I expected.

14:48Daddy always goes in for the kill.

14:51He really is a master at this, your Declan.

14:53I mean, is that erotic?

14:55Doing a video?

14:56Well, I think it is if you've made it for each other, or you watch it when they're away.

15:01Or watch together as a warm-up.

15:04Yeah, it can be pretty hot.

15:05With the right co-star.

15:07Can't imagine James wanting to make a sex video of me.

15:10The camera puts pounds on you and he already thinks I'm fat.

15:14Well, he's bad.

15:15Yeah.

15:15You're exquisite.

15:20Sandwich? Anyone?

15:21Yeah, I'm starving.

15:23Oh, my God, you made this, Daddy.

15:26Ambrosial.

15:27Please.

15:28Please tell me you'll come and work for me.

15:29Caitlin, go and fetch another one of these for me, please.

15:31No, I tried working in a restaurant.

15:33It was just, er...

15:34It was too hectic.

15:35Well, you could do people's dinner parties and things.

15:37A private chef.

15:39I bet you'd get bookings.

15:41I could put a word around if you like.

15:42Caitlin!

15:43Oh, Daddy's back.

15:52Here it is.

15:53Your closet, sir.

16:05Put something against her.

16:06Do you think Johnny Freelander barricades the door?

16:12The guy, he had the most stupid walk.

16:17I'll tell you what Cubby Broccoli said when my people called up and suggested me.

16:21He said he'd sooner have James Bond played by a woman.

16:28Ladies and gentlemen, Johnny Freelander!

16:41CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

16:51Johnny Marvellous, good job.

16:53Johnny, you should do a few of our company.

16:56This is Ginger Beans.

16:57Hey, hey, bastard, Spike Johnny's dressing room.

17:00Gave him a bottle of vodka.

17:01Oh, no, I did that.

17:02What?

17:04Why didn't you tell me?

17:06We needed your first show to be jaw-dropping television.

17:08No way was I leaving that to chance.

17:10And you didn't tell me you were going to skewer the guy live on air.

17:13You don't think he fucks your producer of Martin O'Day?

17:15We didn't need to push him off the wagon.

17:17I didn't need help.

17:18Yeah, you didn't need a desk either, did you?

17:22Hi, this is Esther McLeod.

17:23Hi, hi.

17:24How you doing?

17:24This is Lady Gosling.

17:26Hey, how you doing?

17:27Hello.

17:27Freddie Jones.

17:28Hey, how you doing?

17:29His lovely wife.

17:30Hey, how you doing?

17:31James Orecko.

17:32Hey, how you doing?

17:33This is the backroom boys.

17:35Hey, how you doing?

17:36Daisy.

17:36Hey, how you doing?

17:37This is Deirdre.

17:38Hey, how you doing?

17:43Good to see you.

17:46At least he didn't film you.

17:49He's a mug.

17:50He looked like a Charlie's angel.

17:54Thanks, Eb.

17:55That's nice.

17:57He's very good, isn't he?

17:59Not the new jewel in Carineon's crown.

18:02Extraordinary song.

18:04He has so much character.

18:05He's a breath of fresh air.

18:07It's such a shame that you couldn't get Campbell Black onto the board.

18:11Wow.

18:12Is Freddie Jones in the bag?

18:13Oh, very much so. Very much so.

18:15They're much more used to us.

18:17His expertise in technology, business, the real world.

18:21But I've got to say, Declan's got some brass.

18:24I thought Johnny was going to lamp him one.

18:26How do you keep it together, all that going on?

18:28Can I tell you a secret?

18:30That was my first time taking the show out live.

18:33Did you like it?

18:34Oh, my God. The adrenaline. Yes, I loved it.

18:37But please don't ask me any specifics. It's a blur.

18:39Met Cameron, then.

18:41You need people that can deliver under pressure, don't you?

18:44Diamonds.

18:45Couldn't agree more.

18:46That's why we're courting you for the board.

18:51You're getting the fuck of a lifetime tonight.

18:55Yeah.

19:11And then the man started turning up at the house.

19:14No.

19:14And he was so in love with Mummy.

19:16But then Daddy found out about it, and that wasn't funny at all.

19:19Sure.

19:21Caitlyn.

19:23Anyway, that's the real reason why we moved out of London.

19:26Daddy's new job came just at the right time.

19:44Mrs. Thatcher tells me if I want to succeed in politics, I have to keep my nose clean.

19:48No more cunnilingus, then.

19:51Maud's got a thumping crush on you.

19:54Declan looks strong.

19:56I'd watch yourself.

19:59Darling, you know I love you to bits.

20:03You never tell me what to do.

20:05You never tell.

20:32You never tell me if I want to do anything.

20:48I must be exhausted.

20:51How did I do?

20:53You were wonderful.

21:17Christ, you're wet.

21:20I've been thinking about you coming home all evening.

21:37Oh, what is it?

21:39Everything all right?

21:42Shitting awful evening, actually.

21:43Oh, I'm sorry.

21:45You should have come with me to watch a new Declan show.

21:50It was...

21:51brilliant.

21:59You might be a little more supportive, Lizzie.

22:15I mean, it's only my first date boarding school.

22:17It's not like it's momentous or anything, is it?

22:18I'm sorry I can't drive you there.

22:20You know Daddy needs the car this morning.

22:21I didn't mean you.

22:27Bye-bye, gorgeous, ugly dog.

22:34Is Mummy going to start one of her things with Rupert?

22:37I'm not going to keep her secrets again if she does.

22:43Mummy and Daddy are going to be okay.

22:45Keep an eye on them, I promise.

22:49Oh, I'm going to miss you.

22:51Now go.

22:52I'm going.

22:56Just you and me now, pups.

22:57Rabbit.

22:58Jabber.

22:59Rabbit.

23:00Jabber.

23:02Jabber.

23:03Good evening, I'm Dax on the heart.

23:04Of you who have been possible?

23:09That's it!

23:11Take your love.

23:12You call me rabbit than same breeze.

23:14This time you call it Uncle fixed.

23:18Now you were just the kind of girl to break my heart in two

23:22I knew I'd old friend I could split my eyes on you

23:26But how was I to know you'd been my heroes too

23:29With your incessant token

23:32You're becoming a piss

23:39Now you're a wonderful girl

23:43You've got a wonderful smell

23:46You've got a charm

23:52Get off me

23:53What the fuck are we doing?

23:57You're becoming a piss

24:04It's wonderful

24:05Oh my god

24:15Mm-hmm.

24:17Oof, look at all this.

24:19If it's a neighborhood dinner party,

24:21why didn't Valerie Jones invite you to hand me?

24:23I don't know, Mummy.

24:24She did, I said we couldn't do it.

24:27What? I've work to do.

24:28I never get to go anywhere.

24:31I mean, how can we meet anyone

24:33if you're gonna turn down everything

24:34just to prepare your stupid program?

24:36My stupid program is all just paying the bills

24:39on this rotting pile of bricks,

24:40and all you do is spend money.

24:42I mean, why the fuck do we own our harp?

24:43Oh, well, you want to take my music away from me?

24:45It's all that I have left.

24:46I have to go to work.

24:47No, no, I'm still talking to you.

24:48We can talk about a leisure.

24:50Good luck, Tag. Bye.

24:52You know, it's a good job that you bought a priory,

24:54because I might as well be a nun.

24:57No, he's still punishing me.

24:59I mean, when is it gonna stop?

25:06My congratulations, both of you.

25:0810 million viewers.

25:10I want 12 mil this week.

25:11Huh?

25:12I can't believe you got that story out of Mick Jagger.

25:14People like telling me things.

25:16Psychiatrist to the stars.

25:17So who's next on the couch?

25:18Diana.

25:19Doesn't do TV.

25:20Arnold Schwarzenegger.

25:21Jesus, he couldn't even speak.

25:23Joanna Lumley.

25:24Rupert Campbell Black.

25:25No way.

25:26Celebrity, ex-Olympian, a heartthrob,

25:28so I'm told, and now minister for sports.

25:29Surely that's an extraordinary trajectory.

25:31There's no hinterland.

25:32If I'm to interview someone whose politics I despise,

25:35I want a worthy opponent.

25:36Could you stop swinging your dick for a moment?

25:38If you stop swinging your vagina.

25:39Okay, okay, okay, okay.

25:43Declan's right.

25:44Campbell Black's an arrogant brat.

25:45Everything people hate about the upper classes.

25:48Why do you hate him so much?

25:50Because he always gets everything he wants.

25:53Joyce, Rupert Campbell Black.

25:55I wasn't surprised when the wife left.

25:58He'll never settle, will he?

26:00Doesn't that make him an interesting interview?

26:02He's the only man in England who can come out of a sex scandal with a promotion.

26:06Minister for sport, for God's sake.

26:08The man plays tennis naked.

26:10He's an irredeemable shit.

26:12We needn't pour fertilizer on his already overgrown ego.

26:16Who do you want, Declan?

26:18Thatcher.

26:19Margaret Thatcher.

26:20No, Charles.

26:20Fucking Dennis Thatcher.

26:22Look, she'll never say yes anyway.

26:24She thinks I'm an irate pinko.

26:25Well, let's see.

26:26I've donated eye-watering sums to the Tory party.

26:30It's not the public who decides which way the election goes, is it?

26:35All right.

26:36Stop staring at me.

26:36Fuck off.

26:37We've all got work to do.

26:40Declan.

26:40Yeah?

26:41Don't go.

26:42Have a proper drink.

26:42After you.

26:46You've got viewing figures most people would sell their granny for.

26:50So, I'm just wondering why you're still unhappy here.

26:55You mean Cameron?

26:56No.

26:57No.

26:58I mean, she's hard work, but you're right.

27:01She knows what she's doing.

27:02I just have a lot in my mind.

27:05Money stuff.

27:07I have an unpaid tax bill following me around.

27:1080 grand.

27:13London wasn't cheap.

27:14Not with a wife who throws her party every time someone blows their nose.

27:20All right.

27:21Well, why don't I settle with the end loan revenue for you?

27:25You can pay me back when you can.

27:26Nobody need to know about it.

27:28Just the two of us.

27:29And my accountant.

27:32That's very decent of you.

27:34Self-interest, really.

27:35You're no good to be preoccupied.

27:37Ah.

27:40Well...

27:41What's up?

27:42Cheers.

27:43We're on a test for every situation.

27:48Moving to the doorway of our nation.

27:51Pick me up and shake the doubt.

27:54Baby, I can't do without.

27:56Don't mess around.

27:58You bring me down.

28:16Are you always this height?

28:18I can usually size people by looking.

28:20I didn't think you'd want me to serve things.

28:22I can't exactly do it myself, can I?

28:23You know to go round the dinner table clockwise, don't you?

28:26Don't pick, Sharon.

28:27And I need you to write the menu out.

28:29One for each end of the table.

28:30In French, if you don't mind.

28:31Hello, Taggy.

28:32Nice get-up.

28:33Grub smells good.

28:34I'm still cross with you, Fred Fred.

28:36I mean, what were you thinking?

28:37Inviting a single man.

28:38I mean, what kind of a dinner party have you ever had nine guests?

28:40Ten guests now, because I've just invited a single woman.

28:42To Bannister Books.

28:43Fred Fred, how could you?

28:45Now I'm going to have to change the whole placement.

28:51Terrific.

28:54I could help you with the menus.

28:56I'm doing French for GCSE.

29:05They're going to be here soon, Mrs Makepeace.

29:07Yes, Mrs Jones.

29:08Sorry, did you decide if you want the cheese first or the pavlova?

29:11Fred Fred?

29:12Cheese or dessert?

29:14Don't posh people say pudding.

29:16Pudding?

29:16But dessert is French.

29:18Agatha, which is it?

29:19I don't know.

29:20Pudding.

29:21Feeling it aboard in school?

29:24Chin up, Massey.

29:26We've worked so hard, we can enjoy it now.

29:28I mean, who'd have thought that you and me entertain the Lord and the Lady, eh?

29:34Constable.

29:47Right.

29:48That's the nice cosy dinner at Freddy's mum in a board seat at the end of it.

29:52I've rather implied to Lady Gosling he's already said yes, so we need to reel him in tonight.

29:58We might as well kiss goodbye to the franchise.

29:59No, absolutely. Operation Charm Offensive.

30:02Well, offensive is right. We'll be forced to admire the soft furnishings. Fitted carpets everywhere.

30:08Well, don't let Valerie Jones get you, darling.

30:11You know who she reminds you of.

30:13Who?

30:14Your mother.

30:16Hmm.

30:28Come on.

30:30You've got five minutes.

30:31Yeah, well, five minutes is how long it takes to do this bloody dress-up.

30:36No, all right.

30:39Um, you know I need you to, er, behave yourself this evening, don't you?

30:44Er, I want Tony to invite me onto the board at Carinium, and we need to look proper.

30:50Respectable.

30:50Darling, is this about Rupert's?

30:52It was just a silly flirtation. Come on, you know I love you most of all.

30:56Besides, I thought you wanted a young wife that everyone admires.

30:59I do, darling.

31:01I just prefer they admire you from further away.

31:16So, it was a considerable renovation?

31:18Yes, it was terribly pokey.

31:20Three bedrooms and only the one bathroom, so we had to extend.

31:24But once we'd rendered over the old stonework, you can't tell the joy between the old and new.

31:28I thought this was a listed building.

31:30Oh, it is.

31:31Yeah.

31:32Fred Fred has friends in high places.

31:34I mean, one needs a good-sized lounge for entertaining.

31:37I mean, I want to behave, living charming.

31:48I think I've had this dream.

31:50Valerie made me.

31:51She's so short.

31:54Brevity is the soul of wit.

31:56And I can almost see your brevities.

32:03The fact is, this is the listed building.

32:06There are rules.

32:07To come.

32:08I need to be done with him.

32:14Oh.

32:16Darling, you look ravishing.

32:18Oh, James hates this, but it's the only clean one I've got.

32:22Hello, Valerie.

32:25Evening, Stratton.

32:26Listen, I think you're giving the wrong impression about the tennis game with your wife.

32:30Or quite innocent, sort of thing that wouldn't bat an eyelid on the continent.

32:33Good, clean, open-air fun.

32:35Shake hands and play nicely, shall we?

32:45Freddy!

32:47Sound distance!

32:48Shall we laugh?

32:49Wrong room.

32:50Look, Freddy's equipment is staggering.

32:53Oh, God.

32:57I, er, I gather you spent this afternoon on the couch with my husband.

33:01Yes.

33:01Do you mind?

33:02No.

33:03Good for you.

33:04I hope you told him it was marvellous afterwards.

33:09Thanks, Fred.

33:10Nature abhors a vacuum.

33:12Yes, so does my clean-out.

33:15That's very good.

33:16That's very good.

33:18You show me this sound system.

33:20I'll be back in a tick.

33:23You're ahead with the host.

33:25Bet you're next to him at dinner.

33:32Right, I'm off to see what decorative hell Valerie's unleashed on the downstairs loom.

33:37Cluecombe, darling.

33:38Cluecombe.

33:38Mm.

33:49Well, your expertise will be a bite.

33:54Of course, you're busy.

33:55Well, I think you like flipping useful.

33:57We'd have fun.

33:58I'm not trying to seduce you onto his board, is he?

34:01We're a viable, growing company with excellent prospects.

34:04The financial rewards are considerable.

34:06Ah, must we bring money into it.

34:08Fred is a businessman.

34:10It's what we do.

34:10You ever said no to this man?

34:12Frequently.

34:13Did you enjoy the polo?

34:15Ho, ho, ho, ho.

34:16You're a very bad influence.

34:17I did ache for three days.

34:18Freddie?

34:19Mr. Verica and Mrs. Stratton are on the television.

34:23Oh, yes.

34:23Do you want to see this?

34:24Yeah.

34:24Okay.

34:37Sarah, welcome.

34:38Hi, James.

34:38Absolutely.

34:39There you are, Sarah.

34:41Where's Sarah?

34:41You've been married to Paul Stratton, MP for Cotchester, for a few months now.

34:46How do you see your role as the wife of an MP?

34:49To support my husband in every possible way.

34:52And how do you get on with Paul's family?

34:53I mean, his children must be nearly as old as you are.

34:55Oh, very good, James.

34:56Gripping stuff.

34:57The pressure on Paul to leave his first wife.

34:59But because he eventually made that decision, you know, I'm branded a scarlet woman.

35:03So I've had to try even harder to prove myself a good woman.

35:10Cute.

35:20Engaged to be married to a busy, powerful, famous man.

35:23The one thing I will say is do not let yourself go after you're worried.

35:26I mean, we all know what happens then.

35:28Hello, Cameron.

35:29Let me get you a drink.

35:30They're all glued to the local news, I'm afraid.

35:32Well, thank you.

35:33Oh, James!

35:34Stop it.

35:35What are you, 21?

35:37Oh, please.

35:38And the rest.

35:39She's a natural, isn't she?

35:41Well, it's just wonderful to see her opening up.

35:42I understand that.

35:47Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

35:59Oh, oh, oh.

36:08Oh, oh.

36:29Don't last for seconds, all right? Is this not fishing?

36:33New cologne?

36:34I wear it all the time.

36:35I like it.

36:36You sure the lighting wasn't a bit hard?

36:38It was brilliant.

36:40What the hell are you doing here?

36:41Freddie called after you left.

36:42I couldn't say no to him, could I?

36:44Don't do anything outrageous.

36:45Stay out of my way.

36:49Well, I clearly drew the long straw.

36:54Are we all here, yeah?

36:55Yeah, thank you.

36:59Ah, Cavendish.

37:00We've never really had a proper chat, have we?

37:02No, we haven't, Lady Betty.

37:04Oh, Monica, please.

37:05We're all friends here.

37:08No.

37:14Rupert Campbell Black.

37:18I presume since we're the only people here with our partners that we're being set up with each other,

37:22and just so you know, I am perfectly comfortable with them.

37:25Do you have a boyfriend?

37:28Kind of.

37:30Mm-hmm.

37:32Best kind.

37:37Sorry, I think, er, someone's been playing with the, um...

37:41Anything all right, Valerie?

37:43Yes, yeah.

37:44Quite, quite all right.

37:45Do you work with Cavendish, James?

37:48Hmm?

37:48Her name's Cameron.

37:49No, I promise it's not.

37:52No, Cavendish.

37:53See?

37:53James thought you were called Cameron.

37:56Yeah.

37:57It's Cameron.

37:58Yeah.

37:58But this people always answer to Cavendish, so why didn't you say anything?

38:03What?

38:03You're my boss's wife.

38:05Well, silly girl.

38:08There's no need.

38:09Honestly, what peculiar behaviour?

38:16Salon loose.

38:17Do you like salmon loose?

38:19So, what have you got?

38:21Chinged French peasant, cravat sauce.

38:25Desert, chateau.

38:26Do you think it's garnished from actual sand?

38:28Garnished with leftover peasants?

38:32Not frequently, no.

38:33Er, talk-wise, Agatha, please.

38:36Sorry.

38:36I didn't tell her.

38:37Thank you,й.

38:43Thank you, darling.

38:51Oh!

38:56Ah, tagging.

38:58What if I was on scrookily?

39:01It's a beautiful town.

39:02Looks amazing!

39:03I do love a bit of pheasant!

39:04Thank you!

39:05Thank you, sir.

39:06Ah, tagging!

39:08Well, I'm his producer, which gives him license to be obnoxious.

39:11God knows how his wife puts up with him.

39:13Well, you could ask Taggy here. She's his daughter.

39:16Oh, God, I'm sorry.

39:19It's all sport with you, isn't it?

39:21Blood sport, mostly the chase.

39:23Oh, but if you caught something, I don't think you know what to do with it.

39:27She's quite the ball breaker, your new producer. Where'd you find her?

39:30Hunted her down in New York.

39:31Ah, blood sports again. You guys go to school together or something?

39:35No, no, no, no.

39:36And that's funny. Why?

39:39Because, as it happens, no, we didn't.

39:42Rupert went to Harrow.

39:44I went to grammar school.

39:46And you'll never let anyone forget it, will you?

39:48I wasn't going to say anything of the sort of you that won't let anyone forget it, Battingham.

39:54Tony was quite different as a boy.

39:57Oh.

39:58Billy Bunter, weren't you?

40:00Okay. What's grammar school and how is it different from where you went?

40:03Well, it's increasingly hard to say.

40:06Rupert's school cost a lot more, but they didn't spend any of it teaching him manners.

40:12Very good, Lady Battingham.

40:13I can't imagine you fat, Tony.

40:15That's where I got my drive to succeed.

40:17I wish Fred Fridge had a drive like that. We can't budge those girls at all.

40:21Ha!

40:22Be careful what you wish for, Valerie. It might drive them to some dangerous places.

40:28I've been meaning to say, Tony, we've found a presenter for our Caring for the Elderly segment.

40:32She's a Jamaican lady living in Cotchester, a 70-year-old widow with an adult daughter,

40:37which makes her a black single mother. Box tape.

40:40I was brought up by a black single mother. Can't wait to tune in.

40:52She's so exotic, isn't she? Where's she from? America, I think.

40:56Wayne likes black girls, don't you, Wayne?

40:57What? Shut up!

40:58You've got a picture of Grace Jones when I close on. I saw it in your pants drawer.

41:02Oh, it's going so well. The pheasant was divine. Everyone's saying so.

41:07I knew you'd be wonderful at this. I'm sorry she put you in that thing.

41:11It was me. You were at the menu's out. That's why the spelling's so bad.

41:15Oh, God. You're dyslexia.

41:19I'm so sorry. We thought we were taking the mickey out of...

41:24someone else.

41:26Well, you cook like a dream, even if you can't spell for shit.

41:33Oh!

41:36Bravo!

41:37That's lovely.

41:39Bravo!

41:54What's your favourite thing about your job?

41:57Well...

41:58What a lovely question.

42:04Space.

42:05Up there.

42:07Most British satellites use my computers now and sometimes I look up at the night sky and I see a

42:14little star winking back at me and I think I've made that happen.

42:21And it blows my mind.

42:31Chateau Gatto.

42:33Mm.

42:34This looks divine.

42:38Well done, Angel.

42:40Mm-hmm.

42:53You stupid bitch. What the fuck are you doing?

42:56I'm so sorry. I'm sorry.

42:58Oops.

42:58Fetch a cloth, Agatha.

43:00Don't fetch a cloth. It's Armani.

43:02I'll pay for it.

43:02Whoa! You couldn't begin to!

43:05Needn't be a bitch about it.

43:10Come on. This can't get you tidied up. Come with me.

43:15Rupert, how could you?

43:20Pfft.

43:21God, that is exactly the kind of crass...

43:25I thought she'd like it. God knows her mother would have.

43:27We went home just a buffet laid out for you to snack on.

43:30Perhaps she's not as innocent as you think she is and that's a very cheeky little dress.

43:34Valerie made her wear it to do the job. Not that you'd understand.

43:39With looks like hers, I wouldn't have thought a career was that important.

43:41Honestly, Rupert, this was badly done.

44:08Ty, I...

44:09Get away from me.

44:11I thought you wanted me to.

44:12Why on earth would you think that?

44:14Well, would you like to watch?

44:16Or you might be grown up enough to play, too?

44:18You're disgusting and I want nothing to do with you.

44:24Taggy, hang on.

44:29You idiot.

44:30You're human.

44:33You're woman'sess for this!

44:37Oh.

44:40Rather traumatic into the evening.

44:43All these sobbing women.

44:45Valerie alright?

44:46mate. She's chuffed to bits that you're going to dinner. So thank you. So, this bald thing,

44:59my vow, she just came from here to get into something more cultural. So why don't you

45:05send me over to business plan. I'll look over it. I'll give you a call on Monday.

45:27Last night was humiliating. I don't know if I can do this anymore. You and me.

45:35What? Why? You were at Valerie Jones' dinner party? Yeah. I gather you got pudding tipped

45:47all over you by my daughter. I'll pay for the cleaning bill. Wouldn't Rupert do that? It

45:52was him who made Taggy drop the pudding when he groped her. He what? No, no. It was more

46:01than a pinch on the bottom, wasn't it? I didn't see it at the time, but grope sounds right.

46:04I'm sorry. He fucking what? Yeah. He's a promiscuous libertine, isn't he? Fondles

46:11whoever he likes. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait, wait. That bastard. Jesus, when I

46:19catch him up. Interview him to death? You know, that's an idea. Think about it. You go over there

46:27and thump him. Who gets to see it? One housekeeper and a gardener at best. Have him on the show.

46:33You can flay him in front of 16 million people. Oh, but you already said you didn't want him,

46:38right? No hinterland. I didn't want him either. I didn't want to give him the exposure, but exposing

46:42him. Come on. That's a whole different show, isn't it? That's where you destroy him and it lasts a

46:49fuck of a lot longer than a black eye. Revenge is a dish best served on television.

47:14on television. The universe should also see it through where you Carleton moves,

47:21in a formal revolution stuff can fly. Fond, father, cat, cat, cat, cat, cat and cat, cat.

47:40Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!

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