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We get a van... |
right, with a screen with the image of Waldo on the side. |
Like it. |
And then when Monroe's doing a meet-and-greet, |
we just turn up and just get under his skin. |
I love that. I love it. |
- I've done Monroe. - But, It was a great bit. |
I'm dumb or clever enough to be political. I just... |
Why don't we get Waldo to stand for the by-election? |
Get people to vote for him? |
He's not real. |
But people have stood as fictional characters before? |
Do you think Screaming Lord Sutch was his real name? |
We just put "commonly known as" on the ballot. |
No one's actually going to vote for him, that's not the point. |
The point is we get to hang around. |
We're there for the count. |
Well, go on then, Sara. Whack it up there. |
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(woman) He's with a mum and baby group. |
Okay. Going live in five, four, three, two. |
(Liam) Thank you so much for joining me this morning. |
It's been incredibly informative and I think we should |
have a little round of applause for the children. |
Who were fantastic. Thank you, Naomi. |
Thank you for your time. |
Hey! Hey, it's me Waldo. |
Oh, I like your trainers, man. |
I'd wear trainers myself |
but I can't 'cause I haven't got feet. I've got stumps. |
(laughter) |
He's out. |
Hey, Mister Monroe! Mister Monroe. Hey! |
Did you get off with any of the mums? |
Where'd you look while they were breastfeeding? |
They got big milky tits, Mr Monroe. |
He said it! Mister Monroe, don't walk away from me. |
I'm sorry about this, Liam. |
Hey, I'm being snubbed. Hey, don't ignore me. |
Don't just get in your car. |
It's a death trap anyway, look at it. |
Let's find out what we can about the idiot inside that thing. |
(man) Sure. |
(Waldo) Mr Monroe. Oi! |
(woman) Stentonford labour party. |
Right, you've got a choice of styles, |
so just choose one from there, then you put your name in there. |
This is like bloody Moonpig. |
(man) Don't knock the free mail-out. |
Bet Liam Monroe doesn't use some Fisher Price leaflet app. |
He doesn't have to. |
Day one of the campaign in Stentonford and Hersham. |
And Tory hopeful Liam Monroe hits the ground running. |
The licence fee is something that's very close to my |
heart and I suspect... |
(Waldo) Mister Monroe! Look at me Mister Monroe! |
Hey, over here! Hey, over here. Look over here, Mister Monroe. |
(Liam) The conservative party have been er-- have |
been arguing for a reduction of the licence fee for... |
Good morning, everybody. Why you ignoring me, Mister Monroe? |
Why you ignoring me? Mister Monroe? |
Mister Monroe? Why you ignoring me? |
Mum with a pushchair, drag her into it. |
Hey, you. Mum with the pushchair. Yeah, you. |
Ask Mr Monroe why he's ignoring me. |
Why are you ignoring Waldo? |
Mr. Monroe, what's Waldo done to you? |
We should probably just shift before this turns stupid. |
I'm not walking away from a cartoon. |
I'm not ignoring you. |
Yeah, you were, you upset me. You made Waldo sad. |
Wah. |
Well, obviously I'm absolutely devastated that you're upset! |
Wah! |
Let him get a word in. |
I'm not ignoring "you" because there is no "you." |
You are an image voiced by a comedian, |
an alleged comedian more accurately. |
If I'm not real, why you talking to him? |
And by him I mean me. Nobber. |
Right. |
There's no point in attempting to converse with a cartoon. |
Oooh, "converse", your lordship; thy flowery language |
doth give me a right throbbing bone-on. |
Uhhh. Uhhh. Uhhh. |
Finished. |
Drink? |
I've got emails. |
You know that's Gwendolyn Harris? |
The Labour candidate. |
Did you read my background doc? |
Yes. |
Why don't you read it tonight? Alone. |
I'll swing by about nine, so have your breakfast first. |
Are you my dad? |
Apparently not. |
See you tomorrow. |
(TV reporter) Today in the Stentonford by-election. |
Waldo the bear left Monroe in stunned silence. |
The colourful Waldo launched his own campaign in |
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