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14. Caesar, The Archbishop, and a Detective walk into a Bar

May 08, 20256 minEp. 14
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Episode description

During tumultuous changes in this world of ours, we turn to the intelligence, wisdom and understanding of the Archbishop, the diplomacy and gentle rule of Lord Caesar and the incredible justice work by Detective Clever. Scratch that, we turn to the humour that all three worlds provide, with puns, quick wit and more twists and turns than that Labyrinth they stuck that cowman in.

Between visiting the Coliseum for some good old-fashioned entertainment, listening to the bewildering musings of Adhere in Dick Clever and listening to the chaotic mind of the Archbishop, I think we have enough humour to get you through the end of the week.

 *We acknowledge that the introduction of "Ladies and Gentlemen" is not as inclusive as one would like it to be, but was written and recorded in a different time. We acknowledge that the world is full of billions of individuals, all unique and glorious and we wish to invite all those who enjoy a good laugh.
 
Credits

Archbishop, Address 

Nate Gothard as the Archbishop 

Hester van der Vyver as Announcer

 

On the Roman Nose, Here Kitty, Kitty

Nate Gothard as Caesar and Pervert 2

Hester van der Vyver as Sensus

Thomas Taufan as Voice 

Cheng as Pervert 1

 

Dick Clever, Adhere

Nate Gothard as Dick Clever

Cheng as Doc Prodder 

Thomas Taufan as Constable Adhere

 

Written by Mike Jones and Iley Jones
Produced by Bass Mike Studios and Iris Lantern

Transcript

(Getting You Home On Friday - Episode - 014 - Caesar, The Archbishop, and a Detective walk into a Bar) INTRO SONG DEEP VOICE: We're Getting You Home On Fr, Fr, Fr, Fr, Fr, Fr, Fr, Fri, Fri, Fri, Friday! INTRO OUT (Archbishop, Address) ORGAN MUSIC IN CATHEDRAL. ANNOUNCER: And now an address from His Grace, The Archbishop. ARCHBISHOP: Twenty-three Thirlmeyer St, Rothbury, 2813. ANNOUNCER: Thankyou Archbishop. ORGAN MUSIC. (On the Roman Nose, Here Kitty, Kitty) THEME SONG: ROMAN MILITARY STYLE DRUMS WITH A FLOURISH OF HORNS. VOICE: And now, to Rome! CROWD CHEERING. And now to the Colosseum! CROWD CHEERING AGAIN. To the gallery! MORE CHEERING. Row 12 SENSUS: Get on with it. VOICE: Did you want the weather? CROWD: (BOOING) CAESAR: Excellent seats, Sensus, but why here and not in my box? SENSUS: Another assassination attempt, my Lord. CAESAR: I see. And who's in my place? SENSUS: No, Hoo couldn't make it. But we slipped in your Cousin Alfredo. CAESAR: The priest? SENSUS: Yes, Pastor Alfredo. CROWD CHEERING. CAESAR: What was that, Sensus? SENSUS: A Mexican wave. CAESAR: Are they any good? SENSUS: They have their ups and downs. CROWD CHEERING AGAIN. CAESAR: So what is on tonight? SENSUS: Perverts versus lions. CAESAR: Not the Christians? SENSUS: No my Lord, we like to vary the lion's diet. CAESAR: I see. LIKE THE AMERICAN BASEBALL, A BUGLE SOUND AND THEN A CRY FROM THE CROWD. VOICE: (PA): Lords, ladies and gentlemen, eunuchs, courtesans, Thespians, Lesbians, Cretans and Bedpans, get ready to rumble. CROWD CHEER. (PA): In the red corner, sporting claws, fangs and a ferocious appetite, man's best friend, the Lions! CROWD CHEER. (PA): And in the blue corner, recently arrested for acts against the bovine, the Neapolitan Perverts. BOOING AND HISSING. CAESAR: What's their form like? SENSUS: The perverts are coming off a big win last week. CAESAR: Who were they up against? SENSUS: The Lepers of Lesbos. CAESAR: I thought they were good. SENSUS: No, their form dropped right off. CROWD CHEERING. CAESAR: And the lions? SENSUS: They had a big win over the team from the Oracle of Delphi. CAESAR: I guess they didn't see that coming? BOTH: (LAUGHING) CAESAR: Where is the smart money? SENSUS: Generally, kept in one's pocket. CAESAR: Indeed! SENSUS: This looks good, the perverts are making their move. PERVERT 1: Here kitty, kitty, kitty. You like a lolly? LION ROARS AND CROWD CHEER. VOICE: (PA): Lions one perverts nil. CAESAR: Oh, this looks like it will be over soon. PERVERT 2: I’m a friend of your Mum’s....... LION ROARS AND CROWD CHEER. VOICE: (PA): Lions two perverts nil. APPLAUSE. SENSUS: Really, no contest. CAESAR: So, what is next? SENSUS: The Eunuchs of Umbria versus the Vestal Virgins of the Temple of Venus. CAESAR: That does not sound like a fair contest. SENSUS: Oh, not so my Lord, they have met once before. CAESAR: Really? SENSUS: Yes. If you cast your mind back to your wedding day. The Eunuchs took on the Vestal Virgins at the reception orgy. CAESAR: Oohhh, that's right the big hairy brutes. SENSUS: That's them. CAESAR: Fighting the Eunuchs. SENSUS: That's it. CAESAR: From memory an eight-hour pillow fight broken by one simple, superb bitch slap. SENSUS: It was a beauty. CAESAR: Glorious. CROWD CHEERING AND LION ROARING. THEME OUT. (Dick Clever, Adhere) THEME / JAZZ HORN UNDERNEATH. DICK: Fish Friday’s never been the same. Not since the Cod Piece Murderer began ravaging the city. Each victim with a fish finger wedged in one of their orifices. Sickening. Those golden crumbed goods used as weapons as calling cards…their crisp outside, their fleshy inside…mmm…yes…sickening….scarily salivating at the thought of dinner I went to see the Doc about the latest victim found in an alley just off sixth and seven-eighths streets. SLIDING DOORS. DOC: Dick. DICK: Doc. What can you tell me? DOC: It's the same person. The modus operandi is the same. DICK: I met a girl with a modus operandi and it scared the… DOC: No, Dick… DICK: That, Doc, was the problem. DOC: No. Stop and listen. Dick, the methodology was the same. The victim had a fish finger inserted here. MENACING CHORD. DICK: In her left ear, eh? DOC: Yes, at first I thought it was a herring aid. PIN DROPPING. DICK: Don't ever do that again. DOC: Sorry Dick, it was irresistible. What do you make of the new Captain Hickory? DICK: Sounds like he has ears everywhere. DOC: And eyes. He told me that he didn't like our relationship and that he would review my position if it persisted. DICK: Eh, don't be too worried. DOC: Really? DICK: I think it is Hickory Trickery Doc. PIN DROPPING. DOC: Don't ever do that again. DICK: Can't guarantee it, Doc. DOC: Anyway, whilst you are here, how about a nice cup of coffee? DICK: Sounds great. What's on his arm? DOC: I think he was suffering from an infection to a prior wound. It really is quite infected, note the swelling, the colouring, the texture… SQUIRT OF SAUCE BOTTLE. DICK: I see. DOC: Now, with the coffee, how about some lovely custard tarts? DICK: Excellent! JAZZ HORN PLAYS UNDERNEATH: I finished the Doc's excellent custard tart and headed over to the crime scene. An old friend was on duty. He’d been on the force a long time and never made it past Constable. Despite his faults, Constable Adhere was a good old stick. ADHERE: Top of de morning to yer Dick. DICK: It's night, Adhere. ADHERE: So it is. I'll amend my report, presently. DICK: What seems to have happened? ADHERE: Well it seems that this fellow was walking down the street like this. HIGH HEELS ON CONCRETE. And he saw the body of the deceased victim being in a state of lifelessness right there where his mortal remains were laid out, inanimate like, to rest in peace in a corpse like manner. DICK: Was he dead? ADHERE: Slightly. DICK: And what did he do when he found the body? ADHERE: He riffled through the pockets for money and then made an anonymous phone call to the police on a prepaid phone using a pen name. DICK: Which was? ADHERE: Biro. DICK: And you know where he is now? ADHERE: No. Shortly after making the phone call on his mobile using that phone booth over there, he ran out. DICK: So Biro ran out. Can you trace his mobile? ADHERE: No sir, I failed art at school. DICK: Right. ADHERE: We dusted the phone booth for prints. DICK: And? ADHERE: As soon as we dusted, throngs of people descended on us with straws and sniffed it up. But we did get one print. DICK: Really? ADHERE: Yes, it was of the Mona Lisa. Oh and Dick there was a phone number of a girl written in the phone booth. DICK: Now we’re getting somewhere. What was her name? ADHERE: Let me see I have it written down here. PAPER BEING TURNED IN A NOTEBOOK. ADHERE: Ah yes, it was Flora. DICK: And the surname? ADHERE: Ring. DICK: Really? ADHERE: Yes Dick, its Flora Goodtime Ring. (PAUSE) DICK: That's fine, thank you Adhere. THEME SONG PLAYS UNDER: It was at this point that I knew why he never made it past Constable. THEME OUT. Credits: LINDA: You have been listening to the voices of: Nate Gothard, Hester van der Vyver, Thomas Taufan, Cheng. Thank you for Listening. THEME SONG OUT WITH JOYFUL ANIMAL NOISES. END. Copyright by Mike Jones and Iley Jones
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