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the world of Hyacinth Bouquet. My
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name's... Jonathan Vernon Smith and with
2:01
me getting his fairy cake mixture
2:03
everywhere is William Hanson. Hello Jonathan,
2:05
I am still here because we
2:08
are head over heierson about keeping
2:10
up appearances and once again this
2:12
week we're joined live in London
2:14
by some of our very special
2:16
bucket heads. Oh
2:21
fabulous and what a great bunch
2:24
so much better than last week.
2:26
Oh common
2:28
as mackerel. Yes they were disgusting.
2:31
Should we go and have a
2:33
look and meet some new bucket
2:35
heads? Let's yes. Then we have
2:37
the house lights up once more.
2:39
Oh there we go. Lovely. Hello
2:42
and now what's your name sir?
2:44
Callum. Callum and who've you come
2:47
with Callum? Younger brother. Younger brother
2:49
you say quickly hello. Hello. What's
2:53
your name? Josh. Josh and
2:55
what's the age difference? I'm 20 and he's 17.
2:57
20 and 17 and are you both big keeping
3:00
up appearances fans? Him more so but I
3:03
am yeah. Now when you say him more
3:05
so do you want to expand upon
3:07
that? I just listen to Jonathan's
3:09
show so I come but he's a proper
3:12
William Hanson fan so I thought I'd come with
3:14
him. Oh that's nice thank you very much
3:16
which part of Jonathan's show do you enjoy
3:19
the most? Consumer and the big phone in
3:21
or the lunchtime conversation? Listen to all of
3:23
this I couldn't have a... Well
3:28
done. There's a lovely
3:30
lady down here let's say hello. I
3:32
think I know you. I think you
3:34
do. This is Rosie everyone. Rosie from
3:37
Redbourne. Oh Rosie from Redbourne. And you're
3:39
a bucket head? I am yeah. Yes
3:41
beautiful and you brought your husband who's
3:44
not a bucket head you warned me.
3:46
I've made him watch two episodes. Really?
3:49
You said my husband likes William
3:51
I like you. Well
3:56
that's nice. Oh
4:00
look, you're holding on to each other quite
4:02
territorially. Which
4:04
is nice. Are you an isom? Yes. How
4:07
long have you been an isom? Five years this
4:09
weekend. Five years! And
4:13
are you planning on laying on anything big
4:15
this weekend? If he's lucky.
4:21
And are you both big
4:24
bucket heads? Absolutely. Which
4:26
is your favourite episode of Keeping Up Appearance? It
4:28
has to be a QM2. Okay, put
4:30
that aside. Which is your favourite episode? Because
4:33
it's everyone's favourite episode of Keeping Up Appearance.
4:36
I quite like this episode. I quite like
4:38
this episode. Thank you for giving me a
4:40
good answer. Jonathan? There's a
4:42
man here who I think could be a vicar.
4:44
Are you a vicar? No. Oh,
4:46
what are you? He's a train driver. Oh! Well,
4:52
very similar to being a vicar. You're
4:54
both train drivers. It's lovely. And
4:56
where have you come from? We
4:58
live in St. Nitz. Oh, lovely. From
5:00
the station. Howl's writing his own jokes. From St.
5:02
Nitz. Where is everybody from? There was a gentleman
5:04
earlier. This gentleman is from Norway. He's come all
5:07
the way from Norway. Well, he's not from Norway.
5:09
He has come from Norway. Beautiful. And when did
5:11
you arrive? Saturday. Oh,
5:13
okay. So you're not just to see our podcast. That was
5:15
actually the beginning of it, yeah. Was it? Oh, it was
5:17
not. I'm not. I'm not.
5:19
I'm not. I'm not. I'm
5:21
not. I'm not. I'm not.
5:24
I'm not. I'm not. I'm
5:26
not. Oh,
5:28
that's lovely. But anybody come further from the Norway?
5:31
Any advance on Norway? No. No.
5:34
Oh, hang on. There's a gentleman back here. Hang
5:36
on. Hang on. Jonathan, these gentlemen are from
5:38
your favourite place. Sheffield?
5:41
Yes. I'm so sorry. That's
5:44
marvellous. It's a
5:46
lovely place to come from. Where, this gentleman here
5:48
put his hat up. Where are you come from?
5:51
I'm from Brazil. You come from
5:53
Brazil for our podcast? I live here. Oh,
5:55
all right. Well, forget it then.. Well Done,
5:57
Buckethead. The
6:00
closer you. Know.
6:10
Lovely. Yes, no they're not. They're not
6:12
because but I think could be. They
6:14
have an ecclesiastical look about of us.
6:16
Have you ever toyed with the priesthood
6:18
so. It's
6:23
no joke. Anyway,
6:26
rise, where were we know? Actually something
6:28
we should say about the Angel Gabriel
6:30
Blue episode which people may not know
6:32
if you haven't read The House Notebook,
6:35
those concepts soon. As
6:38
this reached when house sort of
6:40
came up with a synopsis. This
6:44
was meant to be off the back
6:46
of a Qb. Two cents in Disney
6:48
World Florida. Does. You know that was
6:50
before it's he said mrs to the
6:52
Bbc for the Bbc decided it was
6:55
of these Disney it would be to
6:57
have any commercial and so we could
6:59
have seen haas them on big thunder
7:01
mountain or something like that ass which
7:03
would have been fun and it was
7:05
disabled in Florida. Now Jonathan you you
7:07
go to Florida Law thank you Yes.
7:10
Suited. For
7:13
don't either go so far that was Spain
7:15
and uses. Art. Like Wimbledon or
7:18
Honors Arthur of Habit. Yes to
7:20
like Florida not much but the
7:22
with but the weather's warm right?
7:24
So And the foods goods? Yes
7:26
yes okay that they start to
7:29
get me to talk about Disney
7:31
World. You've
7:33
been to Disney once. I
7:37
wished I was dead. Not
7:43
your cup of tea. The no no okay
7:45
I lied is now the is very fun.
7:48
Everybody's so happy! Makes.
7:52
Me: Sick. Did
7:54
you way back at them? No, I didn't. i
7:58
gave them a more british gesture Surprise,
8:03
you weren't escorted off the premises. Anyway,
8:06
let's go back into the episode. Liz and
8:09
Emmett have arrived for coffee, and we love
8:11
all, we always love the coffee scenes, whether
8:13
it's Liz and Hyacinth, or in
8:16
this instance, Liz, Hyacinth, Emmett and
8:18
Richard. And it's great fun. This
8:21
is, I would say, this is possibly
8:24
the best ever Liz
8:28
coffee, Emmett, hysterical
8:31
scene. And it starts
8:33
off because Hyacinth, to stop Liz from spilling
8:36
the coffee, Liz has been
8:38
given coffee in a
8:40
mug with a lid. And
8:43
Liz is delighted by this, until
8:45
she realises, prompted by Emmett, she's
8:47
going to have to take the lid
8:49
off, and then she's back to where
8:51
she started. Yes, and while they are
8:53
talking about the lid, Hyacinth then arrives
8:56
with Richard, and his foot
8:58
has been bandaged heavily, because
9:00
of course he's got gout. And did you
9:02
know, actually, we're watching this episode back again,
9:04
the bandage gets bigger and bigger as the
9:06
episode progresses, which I had actually not clocked
9:09
before. And I love when she arrives through
9:11
the door, because I love the noises she
9:13
makes. Brrrrrr! Brrrrrr!
9:15
Oh, poor Richard! And
9:19
she announces that the
9:21
Duke of Durham was a master
9:24
to gout. Now,
9:28
as I'm sure all of you know, there has never
9:30
been a Duke of Durham. There
9:32
has been an Earl of Durham, which is in
9:34
its seventh incarnation currently, but there has never been
9:36
a Duke of Durham. And to be fair, even
9:39
Emmett picks this up and says, the Duke of
9:41
Durham, and questions her
9:43
on it. Hyacinth is
9:45
very keen that Emmett
9:48
and Liz are aware of the fact that
9:50
she's made some Cotswold creams. Plum-fate,
9:52
flavoured with a hint of honeysuckle and a touch of
9:54
lime. I think you'll find,
9:57
which sounds Not very nice. Although
10:03
I did to there when we were doing
10:06
this, I did try to find Cotswold creams.
10:08
You. Can't buy them know they don't exist. They
10:10
were made up. I roll a Be up
10:12
Appearances Young. Okay, I got a recipe
10:14
that came out that may be know that Sciences
10:16
Bouquets recipe have. right?
10:19
She's an older female relatives but they do
10:22
serve a purpose. The console cream started because
10:24
when hyacinth comes in and she's saying that
10:26
reaches in terrible pain. but Richard doesn't look
10:28
like is in pain cause he's not. he's
10:30
gone athlete's foot. So. She realizes
10:32
that she's going to have to quickly
10:35
distract listen. I met by something their
10:37
heads into the console cream. While.
10:39
She stamps on Richard spoke with her
10:42
cream seek counseling that I think it
10:44
is the biggest place that we gonna
10:46
solve her pizza and sling back from
10:48
the entire series. yes which is nice
10:50
you want actually we should have some
10:52
contrary will have a doing later. Source
10:58
of. Channels
11:04
are analysts. Say
11:06
you had a heart attack. Sorry
11:09
would you like meet him off you down with the
11:11
micro five on. You're
11:13
doing a drummer I feel, but at the little rebounded any
11:15
of it actually hit you. Assume small amounts,
11:18
but this looks wipe clean said
11:20
that sign. That's
11:22
why you want any you imagine
11:24
senescence just a little bit. Of
11:27
you are a bit damp. I'm so
11:29
sorry us that there was a plane.
11:33
Flying to produce the for over filling a
11:35
cast. Off
11:38
was ringing dad. It's.
11:43
But you have blinds. Not. Oh
11:51
ah, scope of the horses own.
11:58
Such a specific. There
12:00
will also because it coming
12:02
into be. May
12:06
be late Anyway, were over in
12:08
Onslow and days is living room.
12:14
So I dug for some
12:16
not something you. Are
12:19
not dance again we're over aim
12:22
on seven days is living room
12:24
and there is disgusting. Now about
12:26
was on of Onslow Rose Daisy
12:28
should do about Mr. Mosley or.
12:30
And actually they realize that that he might
12:32
have been gone for quite some time and
12:34
the small be could be Methodists. Cuts.
12:36
Back to Hyacinth who's on all fours
12:38
and clearing up the latest spillage. This
12:41
is wonderful cleaning on the scene because
12:43
systems the amounts of coffee ring and
12:45
miss out of this cloth every time
12:48
into the buses is absolutely marvelous. And
12:50
how would you clean a coffee stain
12:52
out of Iraq and of interests? What
12:54
would you use? Ah well, you should
12:57
always dab. I'm not So first of
12:59
all I have a Henry Was. So.
13:09
What other pets or Henry
13:11
walks? I can say
13:13
Henry was so it's an executive
13:15
Carpet cleaning. And. So
13:17
I would suck it all off. And
13:20
then I would mm
13:23
said on the machine
13:25
as plus. I
13:27
would use a micro splitting
13:30
spring so. With
13:32
some white kitchen towel. okay,
13:34
I would you say liquid
13:36
in the nail brush? No.
13:39
Direct scrub know what it is
13:41
with work for me that battle
13:44
bleachers. To time diluted
13:46
in Warsaw dollars and mortar. Not.
13:50
Pick a size time, A.
13:53
knife and i wouldn't use i prefer
13:55
an eco cleaning products to me as
13:57
i don't agree with a woman No.
14:03
Oh, do you agree with him or me? Here,
14:06
okay. Yeah. Oh, okay, yes. There
14:08
we go. They don't work, do they? There you
14:10
go, ones. It's like people who use vinegar. It's
14:12
disgusting. You
14:15
can use vinegar on so many different things. Anyway,
14:17
we'll have this argument later. So
14:20
they're cleaning up the rug. Yes. The spillage.
14:22
And they're doing that whole vibrations with the
14:24
door routine. Now that is brilliant. Yes. He
14:27
can't even stand... And poor Richard is in
14:29
so much pain he can't even bear the
14:31
vibration of a door closing. At
14:34
which point she shuts the door, nothing.
14:36
So she then stands there. Slams
14:41
it. And
14:44
then, of course, obviously we've had the
14:46
lid mug thing. So Hyacinth switches to
14:49
plan B. And from her
14:51
drawer in a paper bag, she pulls
14:53
out a child's hot pink beaker.
14:57
Let me cup. I think it's called now. A
14:59
little bit gender normative of Hyacinth there to say
15:01
pink for a little girl. But again, it was
15:04
the 90s so it's slightly different. We
15:06
can go with that. But what I like,
15:08
if you watch this, is when Hyacinth pulls
15:11
out the cup and she's standing sort of in the actual
15:13
kitchen bit, there is a shot of
15:15
her face and you can just begin to see
15:17
Patricia Routledge begin to corpse. If
15:20
you watch it, has anyone else noticed this? Yeah,
15:23
there is just a split
15:26
where she begins to go. But then when it cuts back
15:28
to her, she's fine. And I quite like that. That's quite
15:30
nice. There's all that dib-dib-dop-dop
15:32
thing which she does with Emmett. And
15:35
then I Googled, you know what I
15:37
like, I like an esse-ketemology type thing,
15:39
I Googled dib-dib-dop-dop. Just so
15:41
I thought, I wonder where that comes from. Do you
15:43
know what dib-dib-dop-dop means from the Scouts and the Cubs?
15:47
It's sure, it's an acronym or an initialism for
15:50
do your best and do our
15:52
best. Dib-dib-dop-dop.
15:55
I thought that was very interesting. I was very pleased
15:58
with that. Thank
16:07
you. Thank you for patronising me. That
16:09
was very kind of you. Jonathan,
16:13
you've been in the Scouts, haven't you? No.
16:21
I was in the Cubs. I went two
16:23
weeks running, but all they wanted
16:25
to do was play football. So
16:28
I naturally hated them all. And
16:31
left. Well, that was the
16:33
end of that. Yes, it was. We go
16:36
over to a road, and we
16:39
find out later they've left the house to
16:41
phone Harsens because they've also been cut off
16:43
from the telephone, so they have to find
16:46
a pay phone and reverse the charges. It's
16:48
a fairly incidental scene. We'll move on. There's
16:50
a lovely car explosion, though, on the core,
16:52
Tina. One of the best. Did
16:54
we find out in the book what they did to make that happen?
16:58
It was pyrotechnics. I
17:00
heard that. He said pyrotechnics.
17:04
I didn't. I said pyrotechnics. It was
17:06
pyrotechnics. But I like the fact that
17:08
if you watch closely, as it explodes,
17:10
a kind of chunk of something falls
17:12
off. Oh, does it? Yes,
17:14
you watch. Oh, OK. I don't know.
17:16
A chunk of the Cortina, probably. Can I say
17:18
I really need a drink of water,
17:20
but I don't want to pick that up because I don't
17:23
want the audience to worry. I'm
17:25
going to pick this up. No, no. You see,
17:27
look, poor gentleman. I just
17:29
genuinely, I promise you, I genuinely... No,
17:35
I just needed a sip of water. I said
17:37
you I wouldn't do anything. It's OK. Thank
17:41
you for the producer for pressing that button. I've
17:46
got to have it in my hand. Anyway.
17:52
Times have said that. Anyway. This
18:00
is making help I say my
18:02
boss that let me post as
18:04
an ass. Anywhere
18:11
in the kitchen they run out of
18:13
caster sugar. And to the classic thing
18:16
ah, sedate many. They because this is
18:18
to get into trying to get a
18:20
second lump, don't make substantial stops. Return
18:22
to the be. Know. There
18:24
was mention of because which is
18:26
used to the cancer got in
18:29
his exclusive breakfast cereal. Oh high
18:31
fiber. I wonder if this is
18:33
an illusion speaks to the European
18:35
my father breakfast cereal from Zero
18:37
Three. Maybe you may be something
18:39
with a doctoral family crest on
18:41
the box indeed. Yes at the
18:43
phone rings and goes all over
18:45
emits this time rather than lives.
18:47
but it's Daisy on the phone,
18:49
knapsacks, a few walks. that's when
18:51
the phone rings and the coffee
18:54
goes. All over Emmett There is actually
18:56
a slight pause Rick rewind and watched the
18:58
five rings. As You Gotta Go. Ah,
19:05
City like a book any now days
19:07
is remove the phone sound better for
19:09
debate internet and will get a backward.
19:12
Anyway, we now outside when he hasn't
19:14
is waiting to be less into the
19:16
call. Yes, The Rover The
19:18
Rover Two One Six which more even more
19:20
recent. I mean you've tried to buy it
19:22
now twice you did look into his a
19:24
more seriously rest of his another one Tonic
19:26
Blue. three thousand pounds for sale recently. But.
19:29
You'd have to do a lot of work on his. Well.
19:33
I don't know. Three. Thousand pounds.
19:35
Who can justify that? No, no.
19:38
I. Wanted gag benefactor Joe Exactly.
19:40
Ah yes, Richard comes out He's
19:42
embarrassed to leave the house in
19:44
his foot battle of z grown
19:47
and doubled in size. Doubled
19:53
in size, Which
19:56
is nice and am. Let
20:00
suffering become you assess which is
20:02
lovely and I see is that
20:04
guessing in the car there is
20:06
a very clear sort of the
20:08
Garrett's and the wouldn't have bugs
20:10
that says Wayne yell been exaggerated
20:12
with you have a a bucket
20:14
Had smashed me recently on social
20:16
media to say why do we
20:19
always say when the helm when
20:21
on the invitation in the current
20:23
know the ending titles. With as
20:25
a way net but of see that as
20:27
a natural health is cool when helmet still
20:29
there that pleasant We went there. Was
20:32
a wonderful was no to return it. Did
20:34
you hear what happened when we went? Under.
20:38
I. I delivered a letter through the front
20:40
door because the lady who lives there is
20:42
very able to me. And. She was
20:45
she lived there, didn't see when when
20:47
they were filming the program and. William
20:50
wrote a very nice letter saying we're
20:52
we're coming to. Have
20:54
a look at the outside of your house last
20:56
this that be honest a little bit odd. would
20:58
you would you mind if we knocked on the
21:00
front? Don't have little chat with you because we
21:02
would have loved Job and Lithotripsy live there at
21:04
the time they're filming it aims is so and
21:06
or she wrote back and said no. And
21:11
say we then decided we said we'd make a
21:13
donation to charity her choice to go back to
21:16
say no. But
21:18
you can donate to help for heroes. So
21:20
I delivered a check for help for
21:22
heroes for a from another that says
21:24
no you can still denies any way
21:26
we did but I gave us an
21:28
excuse to i'm. Not. Breaking into and
21:30
the in a going to have had i
21:32
want to have prophecy should we also this
21:35
point talk about how to be two trips.
21:37
And the suffer than happened afterwards. Just system. I
21:39
hope my top bomb you can put a cap
21:42
on. Desperate. Looks
21:45
gorgeous! So we finished recording the episodes.
21:47
Then we went into the jogging in.
21:50
So. See Science degree. Yes, this
21:52
is halt. It was hurricanes.
21:55
and the great he's you junior mean this isn't an
21:57
ads now anymore for the kiwi to but you genuinely
21:59
can walk around on the entire ship, basically, wherever you
22:01
want to go. You can also, what we didn't say
22:03
actually, you can also do it without staying on board
22:05
as well. You can go and do a
22:07
tour, and then they just sort of leave you to it, and you can
22:10
walk all over the ship. So we would highly recommend
22:12
it. But they were very nice to
22:14
us, weren't they? Yes, other than when we took the
22:16
flight home, and so
22:19
many children in business class. Oh,
22:23
Club World, as it's now called. Tell
22:27
them about that ghastly woman. Which
22:31
one? The one with the daughter
22:34
from hell. The
22:37
daughter that didn't like the seeds? Yes. Who
22:39
came in, she was sitting in premium
22:42
economy with her. Father, her nanny, mother
22:44
was in business class, and she
22:46
came in floods of tears and
22:48
said to her, to her mother,
22:51
just before we took off, Mummy, I
22:53
don't like these seeds!
22:58
And the mother switched with her. Yeah.
23:01
I know, parenting today. Having turned
23:03
to William and I and saying,
23:05
my daughter's such a diva. So
23:10
yeah, and then there was the one coughing and
23:12
spluttering in front of you. Oh, God. I
23:14
hated them all. But
23:17
I didn't let it show. No. Not
23:21
at all. Anyway, they're
23:24
getting in the car. Richard removes the bandage to
23:26
drive to put on his car shoes. He
23:29
hasn't got his car shoes. And then we're
23:31
going to tread carefully around this next section
23:33
of the episode. Slightly problematic
23:35
jokes in a modern context. Although
23:37
some people say it wasn't problematic.
23:40
I think it's
23:42
on the borderline, I'd say, where
23:44
Hyacinth says, oh! What do you mean, William?
23:47
She says, oh, you can drive with your bare
23:50
foot. They do in Nigeria. It's
23:52
what she says. Which
23:55
may or may not be true. I don't know.
23:57
I have never been to Nigeria. No, I've been
23:59
to Namibia. is
26:00
Rose snogging the kitchen
26:03
salesman. Mr.
26:05
Merryweather. As she
26:07
says at one point. And again we've
26:09
got some nice, really some slightly subtle
26:11
noises of oop, oop, that she does.
26:14
As they're leaving. Have you noticed that?
26:16
That's a very good higher sense impression.
26:18
Everyone's always very rude about my higher
26:20
sense impression. Well, Jonathan, whilst we're on
26:22
that subject, I've printed out a couple
26:25
of the iTunes reviews we've had of
26:30
your higher sense impression. All
26:33
but one star, someone's foot,
26:36
couldn't get through the first episode. Jonathan,
26:39
not spelt right, Jonathan is
26:41
darn right annoying with his
26:43
ridiculous impersonations. Get rid
26:45
of him! Ooh. A
27:01
different person here says, good companion to
27:04
the series. Really good and interesting. It's
27:06
been good to rewatch the program. The
27:08
only thing that really greats is
27:11
the awful impression of higher sense
27:13
bouquet that Jonathan Vernon Smith insists
27:15
on doing. And
27:19
then another listener, we'll just do one more, says,
27:23
Oh no, don't stop, please. I'm
27:26
having such fun. William
27:29
Hanson is the star of the podcast.
27:35
Jonathan is consistently irritating, especially
27:37
with the shockingly poor higher
27:40
sense impressions. Now
27:42
I don't think it's bad at all, do you? They're
27:47
patronising you now. Don't
27:49
worry, as my late grandmother used
27:51
to say, f***er. Can
28:03
any of our bucket heads here this
28:05
evening do a higher sense bouquet impression?
28:08
Don't all rush at once. Oh,
28:11
someone's hand at the back? Oh, madam. Okay,
28:13
I'm going to come to you, please. Now
28:17
can you actually do this or is this the alcohol
28:20
talking? Would
28:22
you like to come towards me, please, madam? Thank
28:24
you. What's your name? Jonathan
28:27
will know you. Hello,
28:31
I'm Kirsty from Houghton Regis.
28:33
Kirsty from Houghton Regis. No idea.
28:36
I'm wearing my finest. Oh,
28:40
I'm John Jacobs. Angel Gabriel Blue. Well done
28:43
for wearing Angel Gabriel Blue. And what, Kirsty
28:45
from Houghton Regis, what would you like to
28:47
say as higher sense for us this evening?
28:50
Well, I'm feeling very disappointed in
28:52
the lack of actual wine glasses
28:54
available. Don't think
28:56
she's ever said that in this series. I
28:58
know she didn't, but I had a conversation with Jonathan
29:01
about this. Well, I wish
29:03
to water for people that serve
29:05
wine in plastic glasses and lo
29:08
and behold, I come to Jonathan's
29:11
podcast event. I'd
29:14
move away from the scene if I were
29:16
you, William. A plastic glass. Do
29:19
you want to do your impression? Build
29:25
up to it. I
29:29
just couldn't expect. Lovely.
29:32
Thank you so much. Oh,
29:39
it's like she's with us here today.
29:42
It's uncanny. Kirsty,
29:47
thank you so much. Jan
29:51
Ravens is quaking. She
29:58
won't remember that in the morning. We'll
30:10
take a moment. It's
30:21
said with love, Kirsty. Kirsten's
30:29
lost a listener. Go
30:35
and try Bernie Keith. It's a lot funnier. Inside
30:37
joke. Right. OK. I
30:40
can't read my own handwriting. Oh yes, Mr. M... Oh,
30:42
oh, all that. All that. That's where we were.
30:46
All that routine. And... Oh, yeah. Oh,
30:48
yeah. Oh, yeah.
30:50
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh,
30:52
yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh,
30:54
yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.
30:57
Oh, yeah. As
30:59
they are... There's discussion about gout and there's
31:01
a nice put down to Rose about gout.
31:04
Don't worry. It's not something you'd ever pick
31:06
up in the back of a car, which
31:09
is lovely. They go inside. There's more gout
31:11
chats. The door is locked. So
31:14
the ladder needs to be put up. And this is where,
31:16
again, it becomes very similar to
31:18
Series 3, Episode 2, Iron Age
31:20
Remains, because at the end of that episode,
31:23
there's a ladder up to Rose's bedroom
31:25
window. So I think isn't now Daddy's bedroom where
31:27
Rose is the same window? I think so, yes.
31:29
Yeah, they haven't built that. A Richard is sent
31:31
up. He's going to need to go and check
31:33
to see whether Mr. Merriweather's still in there. Yes,
31:36
but before that, Hyacinth is
31:38
escorted into Daisy's kitchen to have a
31:40
look at Daisy's new kitchen. Oh,
31:43
yes. Which is? Angel
31:45
Gabriel Blue. Yes. And
31:48
I also love the fact when she said that Hyacinth
31:50
obviously goes into a panic that Daisy now has this.
31:52
She just goes to pick up the worktop and just
31:54
hugs this. And
31:56
that's where the scene cut. I
31:58
love it. It's lovely. Lovely moment.
32:02
They go back up. There's discussion of
32:04
this Bernadette woman who is
32:33
a funny thing.
32:41
Anyway, they
32:44
go outside. Daddy comes
32:46
down the road skateboarding. As
32:49
you do. Yes, obviously. More dog and
32:51
bush routine but also beautifully onslow as
32:54
well who just sort of is enveloped
32:56
by the bush and goes
32:58
over, which is lovely. And then Mr
33:00
Moresby comes out calling it a mad
33:02
house and punches, assaults Daddy, punches him
33:05
on the shoulder. And Daddy starts crying.
33:08
Poor Daddy. And
33:10
Harrison says, I wouldn't let him play with your
33:12
skateboard, which
33:14
is lovely. And they all go inside
33:16
leaving poor Richard who's up the ladder.
33:18
And there's this discussion about, I thought
33:20
it was a bit odd. I felt
33:22
it sort of, oh, do
33:25
you watch Neighbours Hire St. Paul's Low
33:27
says, meaning Neighbours the Australian program.
33:29
And then she says only when they're in danger
33:31
of letting the neighbourhood down then I feel it's
33:33
my duty to keep an eye on
33:35
them. She says, obviously the BBC
33:37
showed Neighbours at the time. So I did wonder if
33:40
that was a little bit of a plug. I mean,
33:42
it was not a few years earlier, but I felt
33:44
it jarred somewhat. And then Richard's
33:46
hanging down, shouting to the entire street. It's
33:49
not gout. It's a fungal infection. Absolutely.
33:52
Cue The end credit. Yes. Up comes
33:54
the candelabra. And That's the end of
33:57
that. Wasn't it fun, though? The.
34:00
Identity theft, And
34:11
one son. We've had some
34:13
nice. It's
34:15
been great! Thank you so much
34:17
for coming guess way from Norway
34:19
from House and regis. Read
34:23
oh yes. That.
34:26
Will be other places you for other
34:28
a lovely thank you very much that
34:30
we really do come say hello the
34:32
and Will Will boots or back for
34:34
just to movements to say hello. The
34:36
tank tops Jonathan to the suits had
34:38
a buck operation. Particularly
34:42
sensitive at the moment. We
34:46
will return in Twenty Twenty
34:48
Four for the final series
34:51
of Keeping Up Appearances. Of
34:56
this, the Luxury Podcast where
34:58
we'll discuss the fifth and
35:00
final series of the Bbc
35:02
Sick Com. says. Stand
35:05
on us with it's was going to
35:07
do this before we go. We were
35:09
just like to thank everyone who has
35:11
helped push on this evening's to Twenty
35:14
one. So House you producer Been Cartwright
35:16
and. Same
35:23
classroom in this either and everyone
35:25
else as old you always what
35:27
fun tonight has been. We may
35:29
even do this again soon at
35:31
some points. So
35:36
keep an eye on on all of
35:38
our social media and luxury hotel stop
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code or Uk for more information. Until.
35:43
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35:46
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