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"A Bit of Fry and Laurie", Staffel 1 (1989), Episode 1, Sketch "Censored".


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Stephen: Ladies and gentlemen, we were going to do a sketch for you ...

Hugh: But we're not now.

Stephen: No, we're not going to do it for you, now.

Hugh: Or ever.

Stephen: Or probably ever. Unless this country radically changes direction.

Hugh: Looks unlikely.

Stephen: Which does indeed look unlikely. The reason we're not going to do this sketch is that it contains a great deal of sex and violence.

Hugh: A great deal.

Stephen: Lots of sex and violence.

Hugh: That's right. During the sketch, Stephen hits me several times with a golf club.

Stephen: Which of course wouldn't matter except that I hit Hugh very sexily.

Hugh: That's the trouble, you see. He does it so sexily. I wish you could see it.

Stephen: And then the sketch ends with us going to bed together ...

Hugh: ... violently.

Stephen: Extremely violently. Now this raises problems.

Hugh: Not for me.

Stephen: Me neither, but Sir William Rees-Mogg didn't like it a bit, did he?

Hugh: Well there was one bit he liked.

Stephen: Yes, that's true. He did like it one bit. But he didn't like a lot of other bits.

Hugh: But I don't want you to think that Sir William's remit with the Broadcasting Standards Council is so sweeping as to be a kind of government thought police.

Stephen: No. The concern is primarily for standards.

Hugh: Standards.

Stephen: For the sake of our children.

Hugh: So, in a generous spirit of give and take, Sir William has taken our sketch.

Stephen: And we've given it to him.

Hugh: And he has written one for us to do instead. Which is free of any gratuitous sex and violence.

Stephen: And shows due and proper regard for decency and standards.

Hugh: Promoting family life and protecting our children.

Stephen: Sir William has called his sketch simply "Bitchmother, Come Light My Bottom".

Hugh: And we're going to do it for you now.

Stephen: "Bitchmother, Come Light My Bottom", by Sir William Rees-Mogg.

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