Orson and Olivia Orson and Olivia E018 Exit Please

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00:30C'est une vraie belle palace à l'intérieur, je suppose.

00:34Buckingham Palace est une palace de renommée.

00:39C'est bon ou pas ? La Reine pourrait nous inviter à la vue de Buckingham Palace.

00:43Non, non, personne n'est jamais invité à Buckingham Palace, sauf les croyants.

00:47Si ils m'ont demandé, je serai là.

00:49Hey, n'as-tu pas reçu le message ? Personne n'est autorisé.

00:51Les portes sont trop hautes, et le fer est solide, et ils sont des soldats.

00:54C'est vrai. A plus, les gars.

00:57C'est tout ici, dans les étoiles.

00:59Le roi de l'Est, Carpathia, fait une dernière visite à Buckingham Palace.

01:02Je peux aller là-dedans si je le veux.

01:04Un rat !

01:12Attaquez-le !

01:19Attaquez-le !

01:20Arrêtez le rat !

01:27Attaquez ce rat !

01:29Attaquez-le, Falstaff !

01:45Véridique rat, attendez !

01:48Olivia !

01:57Tu veux une invitation ?

02:00Non.

02:04Il y est !

02:08Il y a un rat, on va l'attraper !

02:11Viens !

02:27Oh non !

02:45Je pense qu'il est parti.

02:47Ouais, tout ça pour rien.

02:49Où est Falstaff ? Il est toujours là-bas ?

02:52Il sait sa route vers le bateau, ne t'inquiète pas.

02:55Je pense qu'on va monter ces étoiles.

02:58Quelle rue est-il ?

02:59Allons voir.

03:16Ça ressemble à un jardin.

03:26C'est froid ici.

03:27C'est effrayant, hein ?

03:43J'ai faim. Où sommes-nous ?

03:46Hyde Park.

03:48Ils ont des maisons à Hyde Park ?

03:51Ça peut être la maison du jardinier.

03:53On va juste s'occuper des oiseaux.

04:02Le jardinier nous montrera comment sortir.

04:19Le jardinier a un endroit vraiment sympa.

04:22Comment est-ce qu'il n'y a personne ?

04:26Il y a quelqu'un.

04:27Qu'est-ce si ils pensent qu'on est des meurtrières ?

04:30Je dois vous rappeler la situation entre nos pays.

04:34Que Dieu bénisse votre Majesté.

04:36Je crois que toutes les précautions nécessaires

04:39ont été prises pour s'assurer qu'il n'y ait rien d'intolérant

04:42pendant sa visite.

04:43Bien sûr, sauf dans le cas le plus diplomatique.

04:46Aucun affrontement au roi Carpathien

04:49et ça signifierait une guerre.

04:51Une guerre, elle a dit ?

04:52Le gardien du palais a été doublé, votre Majesté.

04:55Aucune personne sans autorisation sera immédiatement arrêtée.

04:58C'est une guerre.

04:59Immédiatement arrêtée, le garçon a dit.

05:01Oh, la Reine.

05:03On est juste à l'intérieur du palais de Buckingham.

05:05Le lieu où la Reine habite.

05:07Je veux dire, vous réalisez Orson...

05:09Je commence à... Allons-y. Je ne veux pas aller à la prison.

05:12Quelle luxe.

05:14Quoi ? Aller à la prison ?

05:15N'avez-vous pas entendu ?

05:16Si ils nous trouvent ici, on va à la prison.

05:19Qu'est-ce qu'on fait ?

05:20On s'en va.

05:23Je vous le dis, nous sommes déjà ici.

05:25Non, ça ne ressemble qu'à rien.

05:27Il n'y a rien d'autre qu'un long couloir.

05:30J'imagine que c'est la sortie.

05:32Ah ah, un autre jeu perdu.

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06:18ah ah ah

06:48I was on the verge of planting my teeth into that fat, pink Victoria.

07:00King of the Eastern Carpets, that's him?

07:03Do you know what I am thinking, Boris?

07:05You could build a fire and roast on a spit two of those horse guards.

07:10Do you know what I am thinking, Boris?

07:12You could build a fire and roast on a spit two of those horse guards.

07:20Your Majesty prefer no doubt his supreme favorite, a sugar pancake sire.

07:25And with a nice chunk of butter.

07:31Hear that? He likes pancakes as much as we do.

07:38Your Majesty, do you desire that I got Fyodor to bear?

07:41Thank you, Boris. Then go to bed yourself.

07:44Tomorrow promises to be an even more trying day.

07:47I will have to eat more of that slop they call breakfast, lunch and dinner.

07:55All right, Fyodor. Lie down, lion.

08:41Oh!

08:49Boris! Boris!

08:57Boris!

09:02Boris!

09:06Come, eat a muffin, Fyodor.

09:11A muffin? Where?

09:14Why did you do that?

09:16Why? No reason.

09:18I warn you, it is quite disgusting.

09:30This is our chance. Come on.

09:35Your Majesty, Her Majesty awaits you, Your Majesty.

09:38He was afraid of that.

10:01They've all got that cold.

10:02Let's find a way out of here.

10:05That way. That leads to the outside.

10:11Hey, you two there. Where are you going here?

10:14You come back right now.

10:17Stop where you are. Stop.

10:19I will tell you a second time.

10:28You're late. Go and put your livery on immediately.

10:31Yes, sir. What's a livery?

10:35What's a livery?

10:42Now it will be as easy as pie to find our way out.

10:51Well, having a stroll is the great stroller strolling.

10:56Well, we were looking...

10:59No, we didn't do it on purpose, sir.

11:02Sorry, but nearly all of the kitchen staff is sick with bad cold, sir.

11:05Bad cold, eh? That's terrible. It's horrible.

11:11And His Majesty, the King of Eastern Carpathia, has already complained about the food.

11:16Then is it war?

11:19You there, miss.

11:21Me?

11:22Go down to the kitchen at once.

11:24As for you, lad, Her Majesty's royal kennels await you.

11:28You?

11:31His Majesty, Igor Deprived Nicotine, Eastern Carpathia's King.

11:39We are overjoyed.

11:40Me as well. I escaped the breakfast today.

11:48We wish to propose a little repast before embarking on our discussions, Your Majesty.

11:52A repast? One of the drawbacks of diplomacy.

11:57We should like to know the dishes served in your peasant land.

12:00The English could learn a great deal from our ethnic cooking.

12:04Our specialties are based on marinated cabbage and whole wheat flour.

12:08Sounds delicious. Only as it happens, it is precisely what we give pigs to eat in England.

12:14I am not surprised. It makes your meat tough.

12:17And it does the same to my soldiers.

12:21Ahem, ahem, ahem.

12:23Might I suggest Your Majesty's continue in the drawing room?

12:42Your Majesty, with respect, please don't annoy the King.

12:46Might I suggest refraining from the subject of food?

12:49It's a matter of war and peace.

12:51We chop up his sword for breakfast.

12:53Sire, a modicum of discretion concerning English cooking.

12:56Consider, Your Majesty, it's a question of war, Sire.

12:59Bah, we flatten them, like pancakes.

13:04Pancakes and butter.

13:14How are we doing on the banquet?

13:16The lobster is ready.

13:18But I don't have enough kitchen staff for the rest. They're dropping like flies.

13:21Oh, their Majesty's tea.

13:23Nobody here to serve it.

13:25Oh, good Lord. And that requires a certain class.

13:29There's nobody.

13:31You! It's you, I mean.

13:34Me? It's me? You what?

13:36You will take their Majesty's tea to their Majesty's in the blue drawing room of her Majesty.

13:40Hold on, hold on. There's too many Majesties here. I'm going to get lost.

13:44Discretion and elegance.

13:47Right. The tea shall be served.

13:50Tax, discussion, elephants.

14:02Your love's goodies.

14:06Where is our tea? Do we have to come and get it?

14:10Tax, discussion, elephants.

14:15No, no, no.

14:19No, no, no.

14:45No, no, no.

14:58I would say our bilateral relations have suffered a strain.

15:01Not at all, my dear colleague. An unfortunate incident, no more.

15:05Oh.

15:35Oh, no.

15:40Not another one.

15:42Why are you crying, Major Dummy?

15:44So, there's no banquet. It's not serious?

15:47No, it's not serious.

15:49Yes, it's terribly serious.

15:52Our bilateral relations won't resist additional strain.

15:56It will create a diplomatic incident.

15:59Bilateral relations? What?

16:01It's war on its peace.

16:03It's war?

16:04Yes, it's war.

16:06And all on account of your clumsiness, unpardonable...

16:11That's just it. We can't find the door.

16:17War is a terrible thing.

16:19Bilateral strains must hurt. And besides, it's all our fault.

16:22No, we mustn't walk out just like that.

16:24No, we've got to find a way to help.

16:31Oh, gods!

16:34Oh, no!

17:04Oh, no!

17:10Now, let's go. It's time.

17:12Two children, a lad and a little girl, will search the palace.

17:16If they haven't got a bomb, any chance?

17:19No way of telling.

17:28There they are.

17:31Halt! I order you to halt!

17:37Where's the banquet hall?

17:39It's over there, I think.

17:51My goodness! Too late.

17:54And have you any criticism of a lobster?

17:57Lobster I especially hate.

18:02Good lion, lie down.

18:07He's nice, Falstaff.

18:10What's she taking to their majesty?

18:13It's a surprise.

18:14A surprise.

18:16And who is the owner of this wonderful dog?

18:19He's mine, Mr. King. His name's Falstaff.

18:22Your majesty. Falstaff, your majesty.

18:26You're a good dog, Falstaff.

18:28Which I cannot say for all the dogs here.

18:33You brought me what, my child?

18:35A dessert, Mr. Majesty.

18:38No doubt a dry cake made from carrots.

18:40No, Mr. King.

18:42Use tact, discretion, elegance.

18:47A pancake.

18:48A pancake?

18:50A pancake. Now it'll be warm.

18:53Right, Mr. Highness. A pancake with sugar and lots of butter.

18:56A real pancake with sugar and plenty of good butter.

19:00Long live England!

19:03Mr. Major Dummy, wake up.

19:05The bilaterals aren't strained anymore.

19:08The war's over.

19:10Another pancake with butter.

19:14You may stop now, children.

19:16Their majesties are quite satisfied.

19:21I never saw anyone eat so many pancakes and butter

19:24as his majesty, the King of Eastern Carpathia.

19:27There's still one here. You want it?

19:31Truly delicious.

19:34Let's have another one.

19:36No, Mr. King.

19:38I'm not hungry.

19:40Truly delicious.

19:44You have saved my reputation and peace in Europe.

19:47Now, what can I do to express my gratitude?

19:51You can show us the way out of here, if you please.

19:55Ah, it feels good to be out in the fresh air.

19:57It's hell for a palace. It's not bad.

19:59Yeah, but it's so much better out here.

20:02Do you think the gang will believe us?

20:04Doesn't matter. We know it's true.

20:06Achoo! Achoo! Achoo! Achoo! Achoo!

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