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educational children's programming courtesy of |
everyone's favourite and only occasionally inappropriate |
cool kids TV character, Waldo. |
(applause) |
Whose mum's in tonight, apparently. |
Waldo, who have you had in your cave this week? |
Well, Conor. In my big pink cave this week |
I had former minister for culture Liam Monroe. |
He's quite handsome isn't he? |
I was hoping he'd nosh me off. |
Wanna see how it panned out? |
I think we should. |
Run VT! |
Hey, everybody. It's Waldo time. Yaaayy! |
Cool! Cool! Waldoriffic! |
Hey, kids. My guest this week is Mister Monroe. |
Hello, Mister Monroe. |
Hello, Waldo. |
Mister Monroe is a "politician." |
Po-li-ti-shann. |
So what is a politician, Mr Monroe? |
Well a politician is someone who tries to make |
the world a fairer place. |
Like Batman? |
Not exactly like Batman. |
Do you beat people up? |
No, I don't beat people up. |
Are you a pussy then? |
Well, I'm not sure I know exactly what you... |
You don't know what pussy is? |
(laughter) |
Okay, clearly this is some kind of joke. |
No joke, sorry, let's move on. Friends again? |
(kissing sounds) |
Hello, mate. Great show. |
Good. Yeah. |
(Jack) Well done, really good. So uhm, we'll bring him over. |
You go and get him, I'll explain about... |
Jamie. |
What you want, Miss Tamsin? |
Behind me, man in glasses, talking to Jack Napier. |
Jack freaks me out. |
Yeah, ditto, but he owns the company, |
and the man he's with is important |
and wants to talk to you. |
He's from the channel. |
Go on. |
(Jack) Honestly what, all I'm saying is - |
(Jim) Is he shy? |
(Jack) No all's I'm saying is he's a terrific guy - |
Jim, Jamie. Jamie, Jim. |
How do you do? |
Jim, Jack James - |
Jamie. |
Jim was just talking about Waldo. |
Yeah. Liam Monroe has lodged a complaint. |
Toys out of the pram. |
And that's... |
Good press. |
So tough to get a breakthrough these days, |
but when it does, well, it's just fantastic. |
It's fantastic the way Waldo puts the piss up Monroe, |
you know all those twats, its punk, it's- it's-- |
(Conor) Jack. |
Excuse me. |
Well, Twitter can't get enough of Waldo. |
Loves him. |
Look, I know this show is coming back again next year |
but we want to see more of Waldo. |
They want to do a pilot. |
A Waldo pilot? |
Yeah. I mean how does that sound? |
Yeah, that sounds good. |
Sounds Storming Norman, Fucking Storming. |
Gonna give it to 'em! |
(cell beep) |
(man) Yeah but look, we can't do sketches without Waldo, |
it's a Waldo pilot, it's a Waldo show, |
it's gotta be Waldo, Waldo, Waldo. |
Realistically there isn't the budget for other animations. |
I mean live action, other characters I can do. |
What about The Brown Knight? |
What, the "Crap Crusader"? |
(woman) We can look into the Brown Knight. |
But right now, let's, let's find more Waldo ideas. |
(cell phone rings) |
(Jamie) The problem is any guests we book will be in on it. |
They know that Waldo's a joke, the surprise has gone. |
Yeah, So we think round that. |
Hey, boys and girls, it's Waldo Time! |
Yeahhhhh! |
He's awesome, isn't he? |
I mean, look. |
Sod "name in lights", you're an app now my brother. |
Alright, Sara. How's the think tanking going? Good shit? |
Yeah, yeah. We're making headway. |
Good. I see our friend Monroe is in the news again. |
Running in the Stentonford by-election. |
We should get Waldo down there. |
Hey. That's not a bad idea, actually. |
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