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Absurd Person Singular (TV) |
| Year |
1985 |
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[Hearing the doorbell, after admiring the Hopcrofts' washing machine]
Marion Brewster-Wright:
Ooh! Does that mean your shirt's cooked or something?
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Geoffrey Jackson:
You know, I was thinking on the way home - I nipped in for a quick one, that's why I'm a bit late.
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Geoffrey Jackson:
God! How I envy them that! You think I enjoy living out my life, like some kind of sexual flying dutchman!
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Sidney Hopcroft:
Here we are, back again. I've brought everything, just incase. Everything except the kitchen sink and that's already here, eh?
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Sidney Hopcroft:
She does the same as him with girls.
Ronald Brewster-Wright:
I beg your pardon?
Sidney Hopcroft:
Hiking and so on. With the brownies, mainly.
Ronald Brewster-Wright:
Oh, I see. Better join the brownies, then, hadn't we?
Sidney Hopcroft:
Ha ha! Yes, I like that. Better join the brownies. You must tell that to*** That would tickle***no end!
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Sidney Hopcroft:
A bit like children, dogs.
Eva Jackson:
What makes you say that?
Sidney Hopcroft:
Need a bit of a firm hand now and again. Smack them if they're naughty.
Eva Jackson:
You don't smack George, you negotiate terms.
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Ronald Brewster-Wright:
No no. A screw! That's what I want. A scew
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