663. Britain in the 70s: The Brexit That Never Was (Part 2)
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Please allow me to introduce myself. I am the owner of Forty Towers, and may I welcome your war I you war, you all, you all, and hope that your stay will be a happy one. Now, would you like to eat first or would you like a drink before Sevore? Uh the trespassers will be um tied up with piano wire. Sorry, sorry.
May I say how pleased we are to have some Europeans here now that we are on the continent. Didn't vote for it myself, quite honestly, but now that we're in I'm determined to make it work, so I'd like to welcome you all to Britain. We're all friends now, eh? All in the market together.
Old differences forgotten, and no need at all to mention the war. So that was Talkie Hotelia Basil Faulty, as played by John Cleese in Faulty Towers. And the episode that uh we reciting there was The Germans, which was first broadcast on the 24th of October, 1975. And I'm actually so exhausted from doing that that I just need to catch my breath. Tom, have a rest.
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