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But he's the party leader. |
It's too toxic. |
(woman) Meanwhile as support for Gwendolyn Harris appears to |
be dwindling, Labour denies the party is losing faith |
in their young candidate but Miss Harris spent most of the |
day locked in crisis talks at party head... |
(turns TV off) |
(radio) In the Stentonford by-election, |
Waldo the cartoon bear continues to... |
Did you see Gwendolyn Harris yesterday? |
She looks like she's been poisoned. |
Because he's gonna overtake her. |
If that thing is the main opposition, then the |
whole system looks absurd. |
Which it may well be. |
But it built these roads. |
(knocks on door) |
Just come in, Roy. |
I'm sorry, okay? |
It was wrong to speak to you like that... |
After the campaign, I would've called you. |
After the campaign. |
All you've done is strengthen Monroe. |
You won't win either, but I was at least attempting |
to represent... |
Well, I don't know, not just bollocks to everything. |
If you were preaching revolution, that'd be something. |
But you're not because that'd require courage and a mindset. |
And what have you got? |
Who are you? |
What are you for? |
Morning. |
So final push. |
You remind everyone that's got the app, that if they |
recommend it to friends it unlocks a little fez for Waldo. |
(Tamsin) We're here. |
Attention shoppers. |
I'm here to ask you an important favour. Gather round. |
Come over here and listen. |
Don't vote for me, I'm an insult. Seriously. |
Vote for Monroe or Harris or I dunno, |
UKIP or even that Lib Dem guy. |
(woman) He's a prick! |
Seriously, only an arsehole would actually vote for me. |
What Is this, irony? |
I'm worse than a wasted vote. |
He's from the Harris campaign. |
I mean it, you idiots! Don't vote for me! |
Don't vote for me! Don't vote for me! |
Don't vote for... |
Booo! |
Shut up. |
No. Don't boo him, he's right! He's right. |
- What are you doing? - Resigning. |
Jamie. |
Look! It's me, I'm Waldo. |
This guy, whoever this guy is, he's a hero. |
You should throw stuff at Waldo, he's bad bloody news. |
- (woman) He's funny. - He's not. |
Don't listen to that man, he's a lesbian. Ah! |
- (laughing) - So remember, |
the polls are open, and if you've got my app, |
you can unlock new stuff like catchphrases and a little |
hat n' that. Only an idiot wouldn't vote for me. |
So question the status quo! |
(Jamie) Kill it! |
Kick them where it hurts! |
The first man to hit him gets five hundred quid! |
Yeah, that's right. Knock him down. Knock him down. |
Smash it. Yeah, Yeah. Yeah, Yeah. |
Yeah. |
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(TV) I the undersigned, being the returning officer for the |
Stentonford and Hersham constituency, hereby give |
notice that the total number of votes recorded for each |
candidate at the election is as follows. |
Finch, Simon Arthur. Liberal Democrats. |
Two thousand four hundred and forty-nine. |
(applause) |
Harris, Gwendolyn Jodie. Labour. |
Eleven thousand, two hundred and thirty-seven. |
Monroe, Liam George Tennyson. Conservative. |
Nineteen thousand, one hundred and sixty one. |
Waldo, Independent. |
(yelling) |
Sixteen thousand seven hundred and eighty four. |
(cheering) |
Ladies, Ladies and gentlemen, please, I declare that Liam Monroe |
is duly elected member of Parliament for the constituency. |
(applause, booing) |
(Waldo) Hey, hey everyone. |
Five hundred quid to anyone who can lob a shoe! |
(officer) Up you get, come on. |
Come on! |
Come on, out you go. |
Come on. |
(Chinese voice) |
(officer) Oi! |
(electricity crackles) |
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