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Transcript for FAWLTY TOWERS: THE PSYCHIATRIST

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00:34 → 00:38

Oh dear! Oh dear! Oh, I know!

00:38 → 00:39

Hello...!

00:39 → 00:41

What a shame!

00:41 → 00:43

Hello, operator, what is going on?

00:43 → 00:45

Oh, I knooow!

00:45 → 00:48

I've been trying to get through to the speaking clock.

00:48 → 00:50

Oh dear!

00:50 → 00:51

Well, it's engaged.

00:53 → 00:54

How awful!

00:54 → 00:59

Well, it has been engaged for ten minutes. How is this possible? My wife isn't talking to it?

00:59 → 01:02

Well, hold your head right back. That usually stops it.

01:02 → 01:09

Right, the speaking clock's obviously taken the phone off the hook. xxx there's been a light shower within twenty miles.

01:09 → 01:12

Well, you'd better not go on, if he's getting on the bed spreads.

01:12 → 01:15

Unobtainable!. Bob's been cut-off. Obviously, he didn't pay his bill.

01:15 → 01:19

Well, call me back when you've staunched it

01:19 → 01:22

I don't know why she stays with him.

01:22 → 01:23

Oh! That's pretty.

01:23 → 01:26

Oh, hello! You got the guide.

01:26 → 01:27

Good evening Mr Johnson!

01:27 → 01:29

Good evening! Any messages?

01:29 → 01:30

Oh, three, I think.

01:30 → 01:33

Three! Everybody wants you, don't they?

01:33 → 01:34

I wouldn't say that!

01:34 → 01:37

Oh well, you're only single ones

01:37 → 01:39

Twice can be arranged

01:39 → 01:42

What Basil?

01:42 → 01:44

Nothing, my dear.

01:44 → 01:47

We've got enough bananas this week then?

01:59 → 02:02

So Larry says: "You dont like me any more, why not?"

02:02 → 02:05

And he says: "Cause you´ve got terribly pretentious."

02:05 → 02:08

And Larry says: "Pretentious? Moi?"

02:08 → 02:11

I ' ll just try that number.

02:11 → 02:13

Oh! That´s awfully good, isn't it?

02:13 → 02:14

Moi, ha ha ha!

02:15 → 02:17

Did you hear it, Basil?

02:17 → 02:18

What, dear?

02:18 → 02:19

The joke.

02:19 → 02:20

Oh, the joke, no

02:20 → 02:22

I heard you laugh, I thought perhaps he was having a tea party

02:24 → 02:25

Tea party?

02:25 → 02:27

Oh, now I understand the banana reference.

02:27 → 02:29

You mean you think he looks like a monkey?

02:29 → 02:30

Only from some angles

02:31 → 02:33

Well, from my angle he's very attractive.

02:33 → 02:34

Atractive?

02:34 → 02:37

You know, easy and amusing and charming

02:37 → 02:40

Charming, eh? Let me say they're covered in charms.

02:40 → 02:43

I've never seen so many medals round one neck in my life.

02:43 → 02:46

He must be the bravest orangutan in Britain.

02:46 → 02:49

What is the point of decorating yourself like that?

02:49 → 02:52

But they're not just for decoration they have a symbolic meaning.

02:52 → 02:55

symbol that orangutan can wear a dog tail round his neck

02:55 → 02:58

Basil, you're so ignorant some times

02:58 → 03:03

One of them happens to be a rhinos, once an ancient Egyptian fertility symbol

03:03 → 03:05

Well, that was coming handy

03:06 → 03:10

It's not supposed to be handy, Basil, it goes down to the dawn of civilization