Monty Python's Flying Circus 3x13

1. Good evening, we've got an action-packed evening for you

2. Tonight on thames.

3. But right now, here's a rotten old bbc program.

4. And now...

5. It's...

6. Ladies and gentlemen...

7. Mr. chairman, friends of the society

8. Your dummy royal highness.

9. Once again

10. The year has come full circle

11. And for me there can be no greater privilege and honor

12. Than to that to which it is my lot

13. To have befallen this evening.

14. There can be no finer honor

15. Than to welcome into our midst tonight

16. A guest who has not only done

17. Only more than not anyone for our society

18. But nonetheless, has only done more.

19. He started in the film industry in 1924;

20. He started again in 1946;

21. And, finally, in 1963.

22. He has been dead for four years

23. But he has not let that prevent him

24. From coming here this evening.

25. Ladies and gentlemen...

26. No welcome could be more heartfelt

27. Than that which I have no doubt

28. You will all want to join with me in giving

29. This great showbiz stiff.

30. Ladies and gentlemen

31. To read the nominations for the "light entertainment" award

32. The remains of the late sir alan waddle.

33. The nominations are:

34. Mr. edward heath for "the new suit sketch"...

35. Mr. richard baker for "lemon curry"...

36. Lemon curry?

37. And the third parachute brigade amateur dramatic society

38. For "the oscar wilde sketch."

39. My congratulations, wilde.

40. Your latest play is a great success.

41. The whole of london's talking about you.

42. There is only one thing in the world

43. Worse than being talked about

44. And that is not being talked about.

45. Very, very witty, very, very witty.

46. There is only one thing in the world

47. Worse than being witty, and that is not being witty.

48. I wish I had said that.

49. You will, oscar, you will.

50. Your majesty, have you met james mcneill whistler?

51. Yes, we've played squash together.

52. There is only one thing worse than playing squash together

53. And that is playing it by yourself.

54. I wish I hadn't said that.

55. You did, oscar, you did.

56. Well, I've got to get back up the palace.

57. You majesty is like a big jam doughnut

58. With cream on the top.

59. I beg your pardon?

60. Um...

61. It... it was one of whistler's.

62. I never said that.

63. You did, james, you did.

64. Well... uh...

65. Well, your highness

66. What I meant was that, like a doughnut, um...

67. Your arrival gives us pleasure

68. And your departure only makes us hungry for more.

69. Your highness, you are also

70. Like a stream of bat's piss.

71. What?

72. It is one of wilde's.

73. It sodding was not!

74. It was shaw!

75. I... I merely meant, your majesty

76. That you shine out like a shaft of gold when all around is dark.

77. Oh...

78. Right.

79. Smart ass.

80. Right?

81. Your majesty is like a dose of clap.

82. Before you arrive is pleasure

83. And after is a pain in the dong.

84. What?

85. One of shaw's. One of

86. One of shaw's.

87. You bastards.

88. Um... what I meant, your majesty, what I meant...

89. We've got him, jim.

90. Come on, shawy.

91. Come on, shawy.

92. I merely meant...

93. Come one, shawy!

94. Let's have a bit of wit, then, man.

95. Come on, shawy.

96. Very amusing, lord campbell

97. But would you excuse me a moment?

98. I want to powder my nose.

99. That's better.

100. Charwoman!

101. Yes! charwoman!

102. Sweeping away the last remnants of male chauvinism

103. Polishing off all who dare stand in her way

104. And cleaning up in the publishing game.

105. Yes, all these and more

106. As charwoman once again takes to the sky!

107. Well, maybe next week.

108. Ladies and gentlemen

109. Seldom can it have been a greater pleasure and privilege

110. Than it is for me now to announce that the next award

111. Gave me the great pleasure and privilege of asking a man

112. Without whose ceaseless energy and tireless skill

113. The british film industry would be today.

114. I refer, of course, to my friend and colleague, mr. david niven.

115. Sadly, david niven cannot be with us tonight

116. But he has sent his fridge.

117. This is the fridge

118. In which david keeps most of his milk, butter and eggs.

119. What a typically selfless gesture

120. That he should send this fridge, of all of his fridges

121. To be with us tonight.

122. The nominations

123. For the "best foreign film director" are:

124. Monsieur richard attenborough

125. Ricardo de attenbergie

126. Rik artenborough

127. Ri chard at en bollo

128. And pier paolo pasolini.

129. Before we hear the joint winner

130. Let's see the one that came sixth.

131. Let us see pier paolo pasolini's latest film.

132. Mmm...

133. Mmm...

134. Mmm...

135. Mmm.

136. Excuse me.

137. Ha!

138. There's lots of people making love

139. But there's no mention

140. Of geoff boycott's average.

141. Who is geoff boycott?

142. And in t'film, we get fred titmus.

143. Si, titmus, si, si...

144. The symbol of man's regeneration

145. Through radical marxism, fair enough.

146. But we never once get a chance

147. To see him turn his off-breaks

148. On that brisbane sticky.

149. Aye, and what were all that dancing

150. Through ray illinworth's innings?

151. 47 not out, and the bird comes up

152. And feeds him some grapes.

153. And we never saw him declare.

154. What is declare?

155. What's on the other side?

156. Nobody could be prouder...

157. Um... shall we go down and give blood?

158. Oh, I don't want a great bat flapping around my neck.

159. They don't do it like that!

160. They take it from your arm.

161. I can't give it.

162. I caught swamp fever in the tropics.

163. You've never even been to the tropics.

164. You've never been south of sidcup.

165. You can catch it off lampposts.

166. Catch what?

167. Oh, I don't know, I'm all confused.

168. You ought to go and see a psychiatrist.

169. You're a loony.

170. You might even need a new brain.

171. Oh, I couldn't afford a whole new brain.

172. Well, you could get one of those curry's brains.

173. How much are they?

174. I don't know.

175. I'll have a look in the catalogue.

176. Here we are...

177. Battery lights, dynamo lights

178. Rear lights...

179. Brains— here we are.

180. I'm still confused.

181. Oh, there's a nice one here.

182. 13 and six— it's one of curry's own brains.

183. That one looks nice, what's that?

184. That's a mudguard!

185. It's only eight bob.

186. Oh, I think it's worth

187. The extra five bob for the brain.

188. I'll give them a ring.

189. Hello, curry's?

190. I'd like to try one of your 13 and sixpenny brains, please.

191. Yes.

192. Yes...

193. Yes, ye... um...

194. Five and a half.

195. Thank you.

196. They're sending someone round.

197. Ooh, that was quick.

198. Come in.

199. Uh... hello.

200. Mr. and mrs. And mrs. Zambezi?

201. Yes, that's right.

202. Are you the man from curry's?

203. No, I've just come to say that he's on his way.

204. Would you sign this please?

205. Thank you very much.

206. Ooh...

207. Thank you.

208. Sorry.

209. Sorry to bother you.

210. Thank you.

211. Thank you.

212. He's just coming now.

213. Come in.

214. Here he is.

215. Hello?

216. Hello!

217. That's not a proper salesman.

218. I'm not buying one from him.

219. He doesn't give you confidence.

220. He doesn't give me any confidence at all.

221. He's obviously a dummy.

222. I'll ring curry's.

223. Hello, curry's?

224. That salesman you sent round is obviously a dummy.

225. Oh, thank you very much.

226. They're sending round a real one.

227. Come in.

228. Good morning.

229. Mr. and mrs. And mrs. Zambezi?

230. Yes, that's right.

231. Yes, that's right.

232. Yes, that's right.

233. All right, rutherford.

234. I'll take over.

235. Ooh, that's nice!

236. Yes, we sell a lot of these.

237. Right, shall we try a fitting?

238. Oh, do I have to have an operation?

239. No, madam, you just strap it on.

240. Doesn't it go inside my head?

241. Oh, not the roadster, madam, no.

242. You're thinking of the brainette major.

243. How much is that?

244. 44 and six.

245. Oh, no, it's not worth it.

246. Not with the curry's surgery we use, no, madam.

247. Now then, the best bet is

248. The bertrand russell super silver.

249. That's a real beauty—

250. 250 quid plus hospital treatment.

251. Ooh, that's a lot.

252. It's color. Right.

253. One, two, three, testing, testing.

254. Mince pie for me, please.

255. What did she say that for?

256. Quiet, please, it's not adjusted yet.

257. Oh, I am enjoying this rickshaw ride.

258. I've been a tory all my life, my life, my life.

259. Good morning, mr. presley.

260. How well you look, you look very well.

261. Our cruising speed is 610 miles per hour.

262. Well, well, well, boys.

263. Well, well, ell...

264. Hello, hello... dear.

265. Hello, dear!

266. Oh!

267. Right.

268. One, two, three...

269. Eight... seven...

270. Four.

271. Good.

272. Oh, she never knew that before.

273. Quiet, please.

274. Mrs. zambezi, who wrote the theory of relativity?

275. I know, I know!

276. Quiet, please.

277. Einstain, einstone

278. Einsteen, einston

279. Einstin, einstin... einstein.

280. Good.

281. Noel einstein.

282. Right— that'll be 13 and six, please.

283. Oh, that's marvelous!

284. She can take it off at night

285. Unless she wants to read, of course.

286. And don't ask her too many questions

287. Because it'll get hot.

288. If you do have any trouble

289. Here's my card.

290. Give us a ring.

291. Give us a ring and either myself or mr. rutherford

292. Will come and see you.

293. Good-bye.

294. Thank you very much.

295. Uh... he's gone now.

296. Uh, shall we, uh...

297. Go down and give blood?

298. Yes, please, mr. roosevelt

299. But try and keep the noise to a minimum.

300. Oh, that's good.

301. I'll go and get your coat for you.

302. I'm quite warm in this stick of celery

303. Thank you, senator muskie.

304. Stapling machine, mr. clarke.

305. New brain.

306. Stapling machine, mrs. Worral.

307. Stapling machine, mrs. Zambezi.

308. Are you sure that's working all right?

309. Yes, thank you, it's marvelous.

310. Thank you.

311. I think if we can win

312. One or two of the early primaries

313. We could split the urban republican vote wide open.

314. Um, here we are, then.

315. Well, being president of the united states

316. Is something I shall have to think about.

317. Blood donors that way, please.

318. Oh, thank you very much.

319. Thank you.

320. What?

321. No.

322. No, I'm sorry, but no.

323. No, you may not give urine

324. Instead of blood.

325. No, well, I don't care if you want to.

326. No, there's no such thing as a urine bank.

327. Please.

328. No, we have no call for it.

329. We have quite enough of it

330. Without volunteers coming in here donating it.

331. Just a specimen.

332. No, we don't want a specimen.

333. We either want your blood or nothing.

334. I'll give you some blood if you'll give me...

335. What?

336. A thing to do some urine in.

337. No, no, just go away, please.

338. Anyway, I don't want to give you any blood.

339. Fine, well, you don't have to— just go away.

340. Can I give you some spit?

341. No.

342. Sweat?

343. No.

344. Earwax?

345. No.

346. Look, this is a blood bank.

347. All we want is blood.

348. All right, I'll give you some blood.

349. Where did you get that?

350. Today— it's today's.

351. What group is it?

352. Uh, what groups are there?

353. There's "a"...

354. It's "a."

355. Wait a moment.

356. It's mine.

357. This blood's mine.

358. What are you doing with it?

359. I found it.

360. You stole it out of my body, didn't you?

361. No.

362. No wonder I'm feeling off-col...

363. Give that back.

364. It's mine.

365. It is not yours— you stole it.

366. Never.

367. Give it back to me.

368. All right, but only if I can give urine.

369. Get in the queue.

370. Good afternoon, and welcome to wife swapping from redcar.

371. And the big news this afternoon

372. Is that the british boy boris rogers has succeeded

373. In swapping his nine-stone, welsh-born wife

374. For a ford popular and a complete set of dickens.

375. Well, now, I can see they're ready at the start

376. So let's go now over to the start of the 3:30.

377. And first let's catch up with the latest news of the betting.

378. Number 12, betty parkinson, seven to four on favorite

379. Number 27, mrs. Colyer, nine to four

380. Five to one, bar those.

381. And here's the starter, mrs. Alec marsh

382. And they're off.

383. And mrs. Rogers is the first to show.

384. There she goes into mr. johnson's

385. And mrs. Johnson across to mr. colyer

386. Followed closely by mrs. Casey on the inside.

387. Mrs. parkinson, number 12, going well there

388. Into mr. webster's from the co-op.

389. Mrs. colyer's making ground fast after a poor start.

390. She's out of mr. casey's, into mr. parkinson's.

391. She's a couple of lengths ahead of mrs. Johnson

392. Who's still not out of mr. casey's.

393. Mrs. penguin and number eight, mrs. Colyer—

394. These two now at the head of the field

395. From mrs. Brown, mrs. Atkins, mrs. Parkinson

396. Mrs. warner and mrs. Rudd— all still at mr. philips's.

397. Mrs. penguin making the running now

398. Challenged strongly by mrs. Casey.

399. Mrs. casey coming very fast on the inside.

400. It's going to be mrs. Casey coming from behind.

401. Now she's making a break on the outside.

402. Mrs. penguin running... and at the line, it's mrs. Casey

403. Who's got it by a short head

404. From mrs. Penguin, in second place

405. Mrs. parkinson in third, mrs. rudd, mrs. Colyer, mrs. Warner

406. And there's mrs. Griffiths, who's remained unswapped.

407. Well, a very exciting race there, and I have with me now

408. The man who owned and trained the winner, mrs. Casey—

409. Mr. casey.

410. Well done, jack.

411. Thank you, john.

412. Well, were you at all surprised

413. About this, jack?

414. No, not really, no.

415. She's been going very well in training

416. And at doncaster last week

417. And I fancy her very strongly

418. For the cheltenham weekend.

419. Well, thank you very much indeed, jack.

420. We must leave you now

421. Because it's time for the team event.

422. Hello and a very warm welcome

423. From the tower ballroom suite at reading

424. Where there's very little in it.

425. They're neck and neck, crop and grummit, real rack and saddle

426. Brick and bucket, horse and tooth

427. Cap and thigh, arse over tip

428. They're absolutely birds of a feather

429. There's not a new pin in it

430. You couldn't get a melon between them.

431. Well, now, everything rests on the formation event

432. And here comes the north west with the mambo.

433. Maestro, take it away, please.

434. And now it's time for rugby league

435. And highlights of this afternoon's game

436. Between keighley and hull kingston rovers.

437. Well, good afternoon

438. And as you can see, hull kingston rovers

439. Are well in the lead.

440. It's a scrum down on the 25 of keighley

441. Tom colyer with the put in, mrs. Colyer to be put.

442. And there goes his wife into the scrum.

443. And hull have got the heel against the head.

444. Doing very nicely with this scrum

445. Some very good packing here.

446. Warrington's picked her up.

447. Is he going to let her go?

448. No, he passes her to carrington.

449. Well, that was right on the whistle

450. Rovers walking it down, winning easily

451. By 26 points to two.

452. Just a reminder that on match of the day tonight

453. You can see highlights of two of this afternoon's big games:

454. Mrs. robinson v. manchester united

455. And southampton v. mr. rogers— a rather unusual game that.

456. And here's a late result.

457. Coventry city, nil, mr. johnson's una, three.

458. Coventry going down at home there.

459. Just a little reminder

460. That the next sport you can see on bbc 1

461. Will be 9:20 on wednesday night

462. When wife swapping with coleman comes live from my place.

463. Till then, good night.

464. There they go, the credits of the year—

465. Credits that you and the society voted

466. As "the credits that brought the most credit to the society."

467. Sadly, the man who designed them cannot be with us tonight

468. As he is at home, asleep.

469. But we are going to wake him up and tell him the good news.

470. Are you there in bristol, arthur briggs?

471. Oh, my god!

472. And now for the moment you've all been waiting for.

473. No, not that moment

474. Although that moment is coming in a moment.

475. The moment I'm talking about is the moment when we present

476. The "award for the cast with the most awards" award

477. And this year is no exception.

478. Ladies and gentlemen, will you join me

479. And welcome, please

480. The winners of this year's mountbatten trophy

481. Show business's highest accolade

482. The cast of "the dirty vicar" sketch.

483. Well, now let us see the performances

484. Which brought them this award.

485. Let us see "the dirty vicar" sketch.

486. Have you seen lady windermere's new carriage, dear?

487. Absolutely enchanting!

488. Isn't it!

489. The new vicar to see you, m'lady.

490. Ah— send him in, chivers.

491. Certainly, m'lady.

492. Now, how is your tea, dear?

493. A little more water, perhaps?

494. Thank you.

495. It's delightful as it is.

496. The reverend ronald simms, the dirty vicar of st. michael's...

497. Hello, hello, hello.

498. Cor, what a lovely bit of stuff!

499. I'd like to get my fingers around those knockers.

500. How do you find the vicarage?

501. I like tits!

502. Whoa!

503. Oh, vicar!

504. Oh, my goodness.

505. I do beg your pardon.

506. How dreadful.

507. My first day in my new parish

508. And I completely just lost my head.

509. So sorry.

510. Yes— never mind, never mind.

511. Chivers, send mary in

512. With a new gown, will you?

513. Certainly, m'lady.

514. I do beg your pardon.

515. I'll help you sit down.

516. I'm so sorry.

517. As I was saying

518. How do you find the new vicarage?

519. Oh— oh, yes, certainly.

520. Yes, indeed.

521. I find the grounds delightful

522. And the servants most attentive—

523. Particularly the little serving maid

524. With great, big knockers!

525. When she gets going...

526. Well, there we are.

527. Another year has been too soon, alas, ended

528. And I think none more than myself

529. Can be happier at this time than I am.