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00:00what's up wolf egg fame it's your boy keep back in it again hope you're doing well continue my
00:14journey of dad's army alongside captain man and we're gonna rest of the gang what adventures are
00:18going to be happening on this week's episode i gotta stay tuned to find out ladies and gentlemen
00:22quick reminder don't forget to like comment subscribe free to do helps out the channel
00:26tremendously and shout out to the patches as well thank you so much and remember sex is not
00:31included damn it you gotta bring your own let's get it snacks not included let's freaking go
00:36but he comes home each evening and he's ready with his gun so who do you think you are kidding mr
00:48all in all it sounds quite a party sir yes definitely the biggest exercise we've ever
01:00mounted we have two brigades of infantry battery 25 pounders air support we've even managed to
01:06rustle up a few tags now i'm relying on you to be one of the umpires ah well i've hit a bit of a snag
01:14there i've got the same old trouble with the leg but i've managed to find a deputy he runs the
01:19warmington on sea platoon um manoring's his name captain manoring it'll be very unpopular if he
01:24makes any wrong decisions he's used to being unpopular he's a bank manager
01:30we need someone neutral unbiased and fair-minded he's that all right yes in my head my way you
01:40know all these black marketeers will be up against the wall and shot by the way sir have you heard
01:44any more about that umpiring business yes i've protested against it i've no doubt it's an honor
01:49to be selected but i have no time for umpiring i'm a leader want to be up there on the forefront of the
01:54battle yes you're quite right captain manoring you don't want to be no umpire we never had no
02:00umpires in the sudan you know general kitchener didn't believe in them all's fair in love and war
02:06used to say he's a very educated man you know the next wait till the fuzzy wuzzies was only 60 yards
02:14away then we used to mow them all down till they were dead didn't need no umpire to tell them they
02:19knew they was dead talking about umpiring reminds me of when i was at school i can remember seeing
02:25a boy pinching tuck from the snodge
02:30tuck from the snodge yes there's some foreign school you were in anyway i didn't really want to
02:36beat him i want to beat him no no you see uh six formers are supposed to keep some sort of uh order you
02:43don't ask me the old system reeks of depravity yes they turned out some very brave officers you
02:50know because they've been through all that depravity anyway
02:53manoring warming's on sea home guard oh manoring i'm afraid it's no dice with the brigadier
03:02you'll have to be an umpire i see oh well i suppose an order's an order sir there is one compensation
03:09though you'll get a staff car oh staff car what's more it hasn't been allocated so you might be able
03:16to hang on to it anyway it's yours for the time being i'll get it along to you today thank you very
03:21much indeed sir thank you sir oh it seems i'm uh i'm gonna have a staff car oh that's marvelous
03:30why well apparently this umpiring is is a very important job what sort of a car would it be i
03:39suppose it'll be a limousine of some sort this really is a beastly nuisance mr hudges i'm sure
03:44it's necessary well what has to be has to be vicar you should know that you say it often enough in
03:49your boring sermons the vicar sermons are not boring there's several good bits in each one
03:53there's new blackout regulations napoleon this is no smoking in the streets after dark and all
04:00outside keyholes are going to be bunged up i've got enough putty here to fill up all the keyholes
04:05under his reverency's jurisdiction and it's fresh smelly reverence i hate the horrid smell of linseed
04:14half that keel belongs to the military and i'm not having putty put in it's been scientifically
04:20proved by experts that a thin shaft of light no thicker than a pencil shining through a keel
04:24can be seen by an enemy playing a thousand feet up hello mum said i'd find you here oh hello dear
04:30oh this is my niece she's got a spot to leave how do you do hello corporal jones sir this is sergeant
04:37wilson how do you do sergeant wilson oh shit say how very pretty you look in your uniform
04:44very very feminine and obviously very efficient now look here wilson bit wilson
04:49wilson put the girl down when i'm talking
04:52what on earth is that sorry to interrupt you mr mary colonel's just driven into the yard
04:59turn to right turn out the guard turn out the guard
05:04is she left quick
05:05she's outside jonesy outside
05:08fall in the guard fall in the guard
05:12well i've no more time to spend all this nonsense my staff car just arrived
05:17well staff car how did you get a staff car my position entitles with one who are you kidding
05:22your position wouldn't entitle you to a pair of roller skates
05:25hater what happened to the lady she's gone
05:30ah manory well here you are oh there's a box of thunder flashes in the back you can use them to simulate mortar fire
05:44thank you very much sir
05:45tune we get
05:47you're pushing your luck a bit there
05:52oh by the way there's not much juice in the car i'll send around four gallons
05:57that should easily see the captain through the exercise
06:00is this it how do you mean is this it
06:03well it's a bit small isn't it
06:05i think it looks rather sweet
06:06absolutely first class vehicle this
06:09for the kind of cut and thrust warfare that we shall be involved in
06:12you know nip into the enemy hit him nip out again
06:15oh hi and you'd look a right jesse sitting in anything larger
06:19is it bulletproof
06:23of course it isn't bulletproof
06:26oh blimey is that it then
06:29you don't call that a staff car do you
06:32we happen to find it very very chop
06:34i was right i said you wasn't entitled to a pair of roller skates
06:37they've sent you one
06:38oh god
06:40and don't all stand there staring at it
06:45get these men inside give them some rifle cleaning
06:47all right sir right you heard what the captain said
06:49mr manry
06:51yes
06:51please can i be the driver
06:52don't be absurd frank
06:54i've got a provisional license
06:56i wouldn't even know how to drive it
06:58well you could teach me how to drive
07:00teach me how to drive mr manry
07:01please teach me how to drive
07:01in any case sergeant wilson is in charge of driving
07:05oh
07:05uncle upper
07:08will you teach me how to drive
07:10oh go away frank
07:11if you don't teach me how to drive
07:13i'll tell mum and you won't get your egg for breakfast on sunday morning
07:15now as umpire i shall carry my sergeant with me
07:20and my corporal and very possibly my runner
07:22get in the driving seat
07:23wilson
07:24that's it
07:24you come into the back
07:26sir
07:27sir
07:27henry
07:28can i be the runner
07:29all depends on how you behave
07:32right
07:32right
07:33get in there
07:33i'll take
07:35thank you very much sir
07:37all right
07:37thank you sir
07:37all right
07:46yes
07:46uh-oh
07:53yes well that'll be all right
07:54actually wouldn't you
07:55mr speak sir
07:56yes
07:56this is not proper military etiquette
07:59what are you talking about
08:00well it doesn't seem to me to be proper military etiquette
08:03to have sergeant wilson who is a sergeant
08:05driving me corporal jones who is a corporal
08:08hmm
08:11yes
08:12well i suppose it'll be all right if jones drove
08:14yes i think it's an excellent idea sir
08:16right change places
08:17i said change places
08:23well sir i'm afraid you'll have to get out you see
08:25because sergeant wilson's seat doesn't move forward
08:28oh yes
08:28let me help you mr man
08:29like you want to be that runner
08:36thank you very much sir
08:39all right now get in the front
08:40excuse me sir
08:42yes
08:43like musical chairs
08:47right
08:47after you sir
08:49oh
08:53beg of all sir you see
08:55if you get in first it means i can't get in
08:57jesus
09:04he's killing me
09:07oh man
09:12all right
09:15all right
09:19Right, it should be all right now, I think.
09:28Mr. Manning, just one thing.
09:30Where does the runner go, please?
09:31Oh, it's not bothering about that at the moment.
09:34Surely, Captain Manning, the runner could ride on the riding board.
09:39Just carry on with what you're doing, Godfrey.
09:42It's like, shut up.
09:44One thing, Captain Manning.
09:45Yes.
09:45Sergeant Wilson looks more important than you.
09:52How'd you make that up?
09:54Well, he's sitting alone at the bar.
10:03That smile.
10:05Love it, love it.
10:07Let's change places, Wilson.
10:11Yeah.
10:15What's that?
10:26I've got an undesirable urge to test the horn.
10:30Don't.
10:32Have the neighbours round.
10:34I'll ask you, sir.
10:35Don't start that again.
10:36All right.
10:36Just get in.
10:37All right, there we are.
10:38That's right.
10:38Right.
10:38How can I get in the back with your big, fat body in the front?
10:45Well, I'm sorry, sir, but I mean, you're just confusing me like this.
10:47You're shouting at me like you do.
10:49I am not shouting at you.
10:51Very, very loudly.
10:54Right.
10:55Now, get in.
10:55Right.
10:57All right, there.
10:59Right.
10:59I think that's all right now, isn't it?
11:00Aye, that's fine.
11:02You can swank to your heart's condensed in there.
11:05Where's the runner go, please?
11:12On the running...
11:13On that thing there.
11:15Hang on.
11:16Give it...
11:17No, I don't think that'd be safe.
11:20See, I'll have to hold on with both hands and I wouldn't be able to use my Tommy gun.
11:23Sir, why didn't you let private pilot sit next to you?
11:26I'm not having any of that.
11:29No, no, no, no, no.
11:30If he sits there, he'll look just as important as Captain Bannerick.
11:33He'll look more important.
11:35He's taller.
11:36Captain Bannerick, he ought to face backwards.
11:39Then he can cover your rear.
11:42General Kitchener never advanced unless he had his rear covered.
11:46Mine's different for him because...
11:48Yes, never mind.
11:50Not good.
11:51All right, try it.
11:51All right, try it.
11:52All right, no, don't move, my son.
11:53I'll climb over.
11:53It'll be easier.
11:54Safe moving.
11:54Let's put that in there.
11:56Hang on.
11:57I'll take a second.
11:57Just have to be patient.
11:59This is crazy.
12:14This is no good at all.
12:16I have to completely rethink this.
12:19Get out, Wilson.
12:20What a scenario.
12:27Get out of the raspberry egg, please, Nora.
12:32You're going it a bit, aren't you?
12:33No, it's thirsty work.
12:36Been going over the new staff car, haven't you, Mr Jones?
12:38Yeah.
12:38Been going over the new staff car.
12:41Sorting out the teething trouble problems.
12:44That'll be fruffins.
12:46Truppins?
12:47Yeah, it's gone up.
12:48There's a war on, you know.
12:56Do you have staff cars in the Sudan, Mr Jones?
12:59No.
13:00We never had nothing like that in them days.
13:03We had a staff camel.
13:06We didn't have a horn or windscreen wipers or anything like that.
13:13Evening.
13:14Hello.
13:15Are you part of that home guard lot round at the church?
13:19That's right.
13:20You were the warden, weren't you?
13:22Sylvia.
13:23That's right.
13:24How did you know?
13:25Well, my uncle told me.
13:26Oh.
13:28He's the sergeant.
13:29Oh, I remember.
13:30Randy, old geezer, isn't he?
13:35You mustn't say that about Sergeant Wilson.
13:38He went to public school.
13:40Well, they're the worst.
13:42Lime crush, please, miss.
13:43Why aren't you a proper soldier?
13:47What do you mean?
13:47I am a proper soldier.
13:49Yeah, we're all proper soldiers.
13:51No.
13:51I mean, why aren't you in the proper army?
13:53Well, I'm knocking on a bit, you know.
13:56I wasn't meaning you.
13:57I've got funny blood.
14:00Not one in a million like me.
14:02Now, if I crashed my spitfire and got wounded, they wouldn't be able to transfuse me.
14:06Oh, I can't see that.
14:08I'm waiting to be called up, though.
14:11Secret service.
14:14I didn't know that.
14:15Okay.
14:16Shut up, Mr. Jones.
14:17Well, what happens if you get wounded in the secret service?
14:21I don't care.
14:23Oh.
14:24That's me all over.
14:25For happens, please.
14:28Oh, no, please.
14:29Have this one on me.
14:31Oh.
14:31Thanks.
14:32Thank you, Nora.
14:33Won't your girlfriend get jealous that she sees us?
14:36I haven't got one.
14:37Special.
14:39I play the field.
14:42Play-up, play-up.
14:43Does Mr. Manly know you're going in the secret service pocket?
14:49No, Mr. Jones.
14:50Well, he'll have to give you a notice, you know.
14:53I'll just go in one evening and say,
14:55Goodbye, Captain Manly, I'm going to the secret service.
14:58Then there's the bank to consider.
15:00Mr. Jones, I'm trying to have a private conversation with this young lady here.
15:05So will you please stop interrupting?
15:07Oh, I see.
15:10I see.
15:13Like that, is it?
15:15Yeah.
15:17A friend in need is a friend indeed.
15:22Love that guy.
15:25Cheers.
15:26Oh, cheers.
15:29You've got smashing eyebrows.
15:32Oh.
15:35You've got?
15:37I said, you've got smashing eyebrows.
15:41Have I?
15:43Tyrone Power.
15:49Hi?
15:50Yeah.
15:51Oh.
15:55Here, look.
16:01Oh, yeah.
16:03I like Tyrone Power.
16:05You go to the pictures a lot?
16:07Oh, yeah, quite a lot.
16:08We're going tomorrow night in Eastgate.
16:09Oh, you don't have to sweep a girl off her feet.
16:12What time shall I meet you?
16:14Whoa.
16:17I'm an uncle and...
16:21Half past six outside the church.
16:24Right.
16:25Cheers.
16:27Cheers.
16:27And finally, to distinguish you from the opposition, you'll each wear an armband.
16:40Ready, Corporal?
16:41Yes, sir.
16:41All ready and correct, sir.
16:43Right hand them out, please.
16:44Right.
16:44Thank you very much.
16:45Thank you very much.
16:45You're welcome.
16:47Thank you, Johnson.
16:48Cheers.
16:53Pike, will you stop looking at your watch?
16:56Sorry, Mr. Manry.
16:56Are you going to be long?
17:01As long as I need to be.
17:03There's a war on.
17:06Why does this boy keep looking at his watch?
17:08Because we're going to the pictures.
17:11He keeps looking at the gate, too.
17:13Yes, well, that's the way to the pictures.
17:16Come on, my armband doesn't say umpire.
17:20It just says ump.
17:24How do you come for that, George?
17:25Well, sir, I look at it this way.
17:27So when you're wearing a band, the only part they shows is the oomph.
17:31You see, the I is underneath their arm.
17:34Therefore, to write it would be superfluous, sir.
17:37So I didn't.
17:39Well, it's too late to alter them now.
17:41I shall wear the sash.
17:43Yes, and Manry, sitting in that car wearing your sash, you look very important.
17:48Godfrey, you must try to get out of this habit of talking in the ranks.
17:53Poor Godfrey.
17:58Right, that's all.
18:00Parade at 6 o'clock in the morning, sharp.
18:02And, hat!
18:05Dismissed.
18:09Uncle Lass, sir.
18:10Yeah?
18:11You don't really want to go to the pictures tonight, do you?
18:13Well, not all that much, no.
18:15Right, I'll go on me own, then.
18:16Well, no, I'll come with you if you're going.
18:18Oh, no, no, I wouldn't dream of it.
18:21Why don't you stay at home with Mum and have a nice evening?
18:25Could I borrow 7 and 6?
18:26What, 7 and 6?
18:27Well, the seats are only 1 and 9.
18:30Might go in the 2 and 3.
18:31Yeah, but I mean...
18:327 and 6.
18:35Might go with someone.
18:37Oh, I see what you mean, yes, of course, yes.
18:39Right, well, here we are.
18:40Here's 10 bar for you, Frank.
18:42Now, have a good time.
18:44Wilson, will you just stroll along at home with me?
18:46Do one or two things I want to discuss with you?
18:48Yes, of course, sir.
18:48Sorry it took so long.
18:51Blimey, he does go on, doesn't he?
18:53Yeah, well, he's not bad, really.
18:55We'd better go or we miss the bus to Eastgate.
18:58Is this the staff car you were talking about?
19:00Oh, yes, yes, come on.
19:02I drive one of those at the unit.
19:04Are you in charge of it?
19:07Yeah, sort of.
19:09We're not going back, then.
19:10No, we can't.
19:10It's Mr. Manreen's, sir.
19:12I had 70 out of hours last week.
19:14No, you can't go in it.
19:16It's Mr. Manreen's car.
19:17Well, you're in charge.
19:19Oh, there's no harm in just sitting in it, is there?
19:22No.
19:25I'm in danger.
19:33No harm in just sitting in it.
19:37It's good, isn't it?
19:39Oh, look.
19:40He's left the keys in.
19:41Oh, I'd better have those.
19:43What's she doing?
19:44Starts well, doesn't she?
19:45I'll turn it off.
19:47What's the matter?
19:49Are you scared?
19:50I'll turn it off, please.
19:54Do you know something?
19:56I'm disappointed in you.
19:58I didn't think of you as a soppy boy.
20:01I'm not a soppy boy.
20:02I thought you were a real man.
20:06I am a real man.
20:09I thought you could take snap decisions.
20:11I can take snap decisions.
20:12Good.
20:12You can tell me the way to get there.
20:14What are you doing?
20:17Look, we'll get into trouble.
20:18Relax.
20:19We're going to the pictures.
20:20We'll get into trouble.
20:20You'll get them ready into trouble.
20:22What are you worried about?
20:24No one saw us.
20:25No.
20:26But they might have done.
20:27Pigs might fly.
20:28You seem to forget.
20:30I've got a very responsible position in this town.
20:32I think that's what first attracted me to you.
20:35Oh, haven't you got thin knees?
20:38They're not thinner than anybody else's.
20:40They are.
20:40They're like sparrows.
20:42They're all.
20:43Yeah.
20:43Isn't it wonderful the way Robert Taylor puts his arm round her?
21:01So protective and romantic.
21:05Yeah.
21:05You look a bit like Robert Taylor.
21:12Sideways on.
21:15Yeah.
21:19Do you think I look like her?
21:21Do you think I need protecting?
21:28Carol.
21:28Oh, someone kicked me from behind.
21:36Do you mind being more careful where you put your great big feet?
21:39Hello, Mr. Jones.
21:41Whoa.
21:43Am I so sorry?
21:45That awful scream gave me a real turn.
21:47Oh, thank goodness you were here, Mr. Jones.
21:50This is Mrs. Fox.
21:52We go to the pictures sometimes.
21:54There's nothing in it, though.
21:57This is Sylvia.
21:58Oh, hello.
21:59She thinks I look like Robert Taylor.
22:01Oh, you do?
22:02Sideways on.
22:02Shh.
22:21My man.
22:26Every guy been through that.
22:28He's so innocent, man.
22:41I like Robert Taylor, don't you?
22:43Yeah.
22:46It's good having my car to drive in, isn't it?
22:48Would be if I wasn't so hungry.
22:50There wasn't time for a snack.
22:53My mama want to know where I've been.
22:54My mama want to know where I've been.
22:56That's not funny.
22:59What's that?
23:00I expect the car's hungry and all.
23:07What's the matter?
23:08It's stopped, hasn't it?
23:09Well, why has it stopped?
23:11I figure we've run out of gas, baby.
23:14You planned this, haven't you?
23:16Almost deliberately.
23:18Do you honestly think that I've nothing better to do
23:20than plan to run out of petrol in the middle of a country road
23:22with you, you, you, you stupid-looking boy?
23:26I'm not a stupid-looking boy.
23:29Don't call me a stupid-looking boy.
23:31You retarded, you are.
23:32What's the time?
23:42Half past ten.
23:45Any minute now, my mum's going to start worrying about me.
23:48No, I'm going to start worrying about me.
23:50Oh, shut up.
23:50What are we going to do?
23:56Let's find an A-stack
23:57and spend the night beneath the stars
24:00in each other's arms.
24:02Get off!
24:04Get out and push, then.
24:06Push? It's nine miles.
24:07Well, have you got a better idea?
24:10You're just going to sit there?
24:12Yes.
24:13You'll have to help when it comes to the eels.
24:16We'll worry about that when the time comes.
24:30You're...
24:30You're mothering!
24:32I've never seen this man in such a state.
24:35If he goes on like this,
24:37he'll bust a blood vessel.
24:38Oh, dear, Fred,
24:40I haven't got anything for a broken blood vessel.
24:43Why so?
24:45I've seen my boy Raymond
24:47and I've got him scouring around the town on his bicycle.
24:50Oh, thank you, Joseph, thank you.
24:51Don't you worry,
24:53because that little car won't go far.
24:54I haven't put any petrol in it yet.
24:57I've just been on to the police.
24:59Our car hasn't been reported,
25:01but they've put out an old car call.
25:03Well, they've only got one car.
25:05Is everybody present and correct?
25:06Yes, sir.
25:07Everyone's present and Bristol's present,
25:09except Private Pike.
25:11Private Pike?
25:11What's the matter with him?
25:12Well, he's probably slept late, sir.
25:13Where is he, then?
25:14What have you done with him?
25:15What have you done with my friend?
25:17What are you talking about, Mavis?
25:18You said he'd gone to bed early.
25:20His bed hasn't even been slept in.
25:21And where were you last night?
25:23I wasn't anywhere.
25:24Right, then.
25:24What have you done with her?
25:26Where have you been hiding her?
25:27What on earth are you talking about?
25:28You know perfectly what I'm talking about.
25:30Where's my niece, Sylvia?
25:31Well, how should I know?
25:32How should you know
25:33she was last seen with a soldier
25:34and she hasn't been heard of since?
25:36And you with a said soldier?
25:37I saw you oglinger in the office.
25:39The man's a sex maniac.
25:43For me to speak, sir,
25:45it is not within my personal experience,
25:48but I have got a hunch
25:49that Private Pike went to Eastgate to the pictures.
25:54A quarter to six in the morning.
25:56Sir, I fell asleep at the pictures once.
25:59Don't keep interrupting, Godfrey.
26:00Look, I don't care what happened to that soppy boy.
26:03Where's my niece?
26:04What's more to the point is,
26:05where's my staff car?
26:07Hank!
26:10Hank, where have you been with that car?
26:13All the way to Eastgate.
26:15Nine miles
26:16and I've had to push it back
26:17every flipping foot.
26:19Where have you been, Sylvia?
26:21With him.
26:22With that soppy boy?
26:23Do you mean to say
26:24you've been out all night
26:25with her in this car?
26:27You'll have to marry her.
26:28Oh, well, you have to marry her.
26:30I'm not marrying a soppy boy like him.
26:32You've been out all night
26:33with him, soppy boy or no soppy boy.
26:35Stop calling me a sloppy boy.
26:37Hank, you're under arrest.
26:38Oh!
26:41Holy.
26:41Patrick, you send guard on him
26:43till the police come.
26:43The police?
26:44I'm not having the police here.
26:45I'm not having her drag through the courts.
26:46Yes, you leave my boy alone.
26:48He was as good as gold
26:49till he started going around with you lot.
26:51Yes.
26:51I'll box your ears when I get...
26:53Oh!
26:54The justice take its course.
26:56Look, stop being pompous, Napoleon.
26:58You stop interfering.
26:59Get him in the office, Wilson.
27:00Arthur, if you lay a finger on him,
27:02I'll make your life a misery
27:04for the rest of your days.
27:05Come on.
27:06Just one wee word.
27:09What are the police going to say
27:10when they find out
27:11you have not immobilised the car?
27:14You're quite right, Private Fraser.
27:16It's a criminal offence
27:17not to immobilise a car.
27:18Aye, that it is.
27:20And you're responsible.
27:21Do you hear me?
27:22You are responsible.
27:23All right, all right, all right, all right, all right.
27:25None of these things will stop me
27:26from doing my duty.
27:28But it would be wrong
27:29not to give them consideration.
27:31Don't forget, sir,
27:32we're due at the rendezvous
27:33in seven minutes.
27:34That's right, we are.
27:35And the army must take first place.
27:37We'll discuss all this tonight.
27:38Right, get the men fell in.
27:39Put the petrol in the car.
27:40Come with me, James.
27:48I'm just going to that
27:49clump of trees over there.
27:52See if I can spot their position.
27:53All right, sir.
28:00All right, sorry, Frank.
28:00Would you like one of these?
28:01Oh, no, thanks, I don't.
28:03All right.
28:04Yeah, why not?
28:06All right, have it, sir.
28:10All right?
28:17Mm-hmm.
28:19No, no, Frank.
28:22Not last night.
28:25I know we shouldn't have taken it,
28:26but we didn't do the car no harm.
28:27Yes, well, I'm not talking about the car.
28:29I'm talking about the girl.
28:31A lot of people will know
28:32that you spent the night together,
28:34and a lot of people will tell you
28:35that what you did was wrong.
28:38I was pushing, she was steering.
28:39Yes, well, it was.
28:40But to my way of thinking,
28:47what you both did wasn't evil.
28:49Do you follow me?
28:50It was nine miles.
28:52Ah, the sort of society
28:54has a rather rigid framework.
28:58And if we don't stay within it,
29:01people point the finger at us.
29:03It took an hour to get up, Grant's ill.
29:06Twenty yards at a time.
29:07Yes, well, just remember this, Frank.
29:08I understand.
29:11Now, we haven't been too close,
29:13I know, just recently,
29:14but now I feel we're sort of,
29:16you know what I mean,
29:17kindred spirits,
29:19sort of, you know,
29:21sort of men of the world.
29:23Do you feel like that, too?
29:24Yeah.
29:26Yeah.
29:28Kindred spirits.
29:30We're not a world.
29:32Good lad.
29:36Look out, he's coming back.
29:37Oh, God.
29:42Oh, God.
29:47Right, dear.
29:49Drive on to the crossroads.
29:54Don't go yet, Mr. Manley.
29:55What, do you be quiet, Pike?
29:57I don't want to hear another murmur out of you today.
29:59You only have more than a murmur in a minute.
30:00Let's go.
30:14Oh, man.
30:15Out of blast, guys.
30:20The man's a sex maniac.
30:23Frasier.
30:28Frasier.
30:36Well done.
30:44Ladies and gentlemen,
30:45hopefully you enjoyed it.
30:45We're going to talk about it.
30:46One second.
30:47Ladies and gentlemen,
30:49I think Frasier,
30:50Frasier might have had
30:51one of the better lines
30:52on this episode here.
30:55The man's a sex maniac.
30:57Man, that shit came out of left field here.
31:01But, man,
31:02some incredibly funny moments here.
31:05But, Pike, right now,
31:06at this stage in the game,
31:07right now,
31:08he hasn't grown up yet.
31:10You know,
31:11from his interactions with Sylvia on this,
31:14there is still,
31:15has always been so far,
31:17an innocence,
31:18ladies and gentlemen.
31:19There definitely has been an innocence
31:21going on here.
31:22And, you know,
31:24well, how do you guys feel about that?
31:25Is it time for my man
31:27to finally grow up?
31:29Or do we prefer him as,
31:31like many keep calling him,
31:33you know,
31:33a stupid boy,
31:34ladies and gentlemen.
31:35Let me know,
31:36should he grow up by now?
31:39Or maybe he's never going to grow up.
31:41This is just the way Pike is going to be.
31:43But, obviously,
31:44from the jump,
31:46I think from series one,
31:48I have called Pike a mama's boy,
31:50ladies and gentlemen,
31:51man,
31:51and the ass whooping that he got from his mom,
31:54man,
31:54oh, man,
31:54that brought flashbacks from my own life.
31:58From mom and dad back in the day,
32:00man.
32:00Oh, my God.
32:01But, yo,
32:02this was cool to see.
32:04I think I really enjoyed,
32:06I'm just,
32:07I know it's not exact and stuff,
32:08but the musical chairs kind of moment here
32:11with these guys moving back and forth
32:13and back and forth,
32:14you know,
32:15Pike being backwards,
32:17stepping on him,
32:17hurting,
32:18you know,
32:18Captain Mantering.
32:20Those things never get old.
32:22Where the hell
32:22did Sylvia go
32:25on this episode?
32:26Because I could have swore
32:27she was in the room
32:28where everyone was there,
32:31and all of a sudden,
32:32when someone knocked
32:33and went in,
32:36she was gone,
32:37like Houdini and shit.
32:39So,
32:39did I just miss her leaving
32:41throughout all the commotion there?
32:43Might have to go back
32:44and see that part right there.
32:46But,
32:46yeah,
32:46I think
32:47some good moments here
32:49was also
32:50with,
32:52you know,
32:52Sylvia came into the shop
32:54where these guys were getting their drinks on,
32:56you know,
32:57Jonesy and shit,
32:58and man,
32:59yo,
33:00this kid was trying to be subtle,
33:01like,
33:01you know,
33:02kind of piss off a little bit,
33:03you know,
33:03he's trying to mack it,
33:04essentially,
33:05to Sylvia there.
33:07And I gotta say,
33:08it doesn't get old,
33:09it's always funny
33:10with Wilson,
33:12how he kind of,
33:13like,
33:13interacts with ladies.
33:14Like,
33:14this guy is,
33:15like,
33:15the definition of,
33:16like,
33:17suave or,
33:18you know,
33:18ladies man,
33:19he's just smooth with it,
33:21like,
33:21just,
33:22it's effortlessly for my man,
33:24and it's funny as hell,
33:26definitely was funny
33:27in the way Sylvia described my boy,
33:29but,
33:30you know,
33:30like,
33:30I'm looking at his outside,
33:31and this guy's just smooth with it,
33:33like,
33:33he just,
33:34that's just the way he is,
33:36you know,
33:36cool,
33:38cool,
33:38calm,
33:38and collected,
33:39it don't matter,
33:41the prettier lady,
33:41you know,
33:42my man's Wilson is always there,
33:44but I think,
33:45like,
33:45for me,
33:47I really did enjoy,
33:48you know,
33:49the kind of musical chair thing,
33:51again,
33:51I'm sorry I'm saying it like that,
33:53but,
33:53you know,
33:53just these guys moving back and forth
33:55between the seats,
33:56then when they went to the movie theater,
33:59when he kind of was like,
34:01all right,
34:01we're gonna go on a date and shit,
34:02he was supposed to go with his Uncle Arthur,
34:05but I did like that,
34:06you know,
34:07Wilson,
34:09he was like,
34:10you know,
34:10here's 10 Bob,
34:10you know,
34:11he hooked him up,
34:12he realized he's gonna go with the lady,
34:14he did a nice thing,
34:15kind of a,
34:16you know,
34:16a proud moment that a father would,
34:18you know,
34:18do to the son,
34:19but,
34:20in the pictures,
34:21you see that there was like,
34:22some ladies,
34:24I thought it was like,
34:25a bouquet or some shit,
34:26because it looked like flowers in the back,
34:29behind Sylvia,
34:30then you find out eventually,
34:32it's Mrs. Fox,
34:33and my boy,
34:35Josie,
34:35absolutely love that,
34:37man,
34:37hey yo,
34:37listen,
34:38you gotta have some fun,
34:39ladies and gentlemen,
34:39life,
34:40you know,
34:41all work,
34:42no play,
34:42makes life dull,
34:43you know what I'm saying,
34:44so you gotta have some fun moments there,
34:47you know,
34:47what were these two young kids doing there,
34:49in the back,
34:50you know,
34:50leave it to your mind,
34:52to wonder,
34:53but yeah,
34:54I think that,
34:56when Sylvia was leaning,
34:57to get closer to my boy,
34:59to get closer to Pike,
35:02and you know,
35:03obviously that innocence comes out,
35:04get off,
35:05you know,
35:06you know,
35:07back up,
35:08essentially,
35:09there's a great innocence to him,
35:11so,
35:11I think this is just what makes Pike great,
35:14and,
35:16him debating like,
35:18should he put his arm,
35:19not,
35:20I think every fella,
35:21has been in a scenario like that,
35:23taking your lady,
35:24to the movie,
35:25you know,
35:25taking a girl you like,
35:26to the movie theater,
35:28and yeah,
35:28you're like,
35:29should I,
35:30should not,
35:30do I,
35:31you know,
35:31all this stupid cheesy shit,
35:35you can let me know,
35:36what you,
35:36what,
35:37my fellas that watch the show,
35:39what's the cheesiest shit,
35:40you guys done in a movie theater,
35:42to try to make it smooth,
35:43like that,
35:44but yeah,
35:46I love that,
35:47I love that bit,
35:48and then,
35:49again,
35:49she's dangerous,
35:50she's got a little fire to her,
35:51the Sylvia chick,
35:52and,
35:53once you see the car,
35:55you're like,
35:55you're just thinking,
35:56the worst possible scenario,
35:57this is a bad idea,
35:58he's in danger,
35:59this is really bad,
36:01you know,
36:01he's trying to be,
36:02Pike's trying to be the voice of the reason,
36:04but he's essentially getting,
36:05kind of,
36:05picked on it a little bit,
36:07like,
36:07you know,
36:08man up a little bit there,
36:09and eventually,
36:10you know,
36:10goes on with it,
36:12and yo,
36:12they just have a great,
36:13great,
36:14funny ass moment there,
36:15that ending bit,
36:16nice moment with Wilson,
36:17and her,
36:18oh,
36:19I got it,
36:19with Wilson,
36:20excuse me,
36:20and Pike,
36:21great moment there,
36:22with that shit lighting up,
36:24man,
36:24at the end,
36:25great ending there,
36:27but,
36:28gotta say,
36:29Godfrey be taking some shots fired,
36:30man,
36:31yo,
36:31my man's being so well,
36:33you always feel bad for him in the moments,
36:34like,
36:35you really need to stop interrupting us,
36:38and to look on,
36:39and his face,
36:40was great,
36:41my boy Frazier,
36:42fantastic man,
36:44you know,
36:44when he chimed in,
36:46oh,
36:47Mr. Wilson's gonna be looking,
36:48way more important than you,
36:50you know,
36:51that that cannot happen,
36:53you know,
36:54you know,
36:54mannering has to be,
36:56the head honcho and stuff,
36:57so,
36:58I loved it,
36:58I loved that scenario,
36:59let me know what was your favorite part,
37:01in the comments down below,
37:03I think it still was an enjoyable episode,
37:06it picked up in bits,
37:09and,
37:09you know,
37:10you know,
37:10seeing the missus come in,
37:12to,
37:13to basically hit up on Pike and shit,
37:15like,
37:15where's,
37:16where's my boy,
37:16that's what any mother would do,
37:19essentially,
37:19so,
37:20I loved it,
37:21I had fun watching it,
37:22hopefully you did,
37:23if you didn't,
37:24let me know in the comments down below,
37:25but,
37:26yeah,
37:26obviously we're continuing on with the journey,
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