- Jazzer and Harry’s house meeting
- Lynda’s hoping for dead pigeons
- Panto *snort* moments #1
- “How come he gets to be the dame?”
- “I know who Van Helsing is … I just didn’t realise he looked like Nigel”
- “I’ve got more to worry about than your irrational hatred of Nathan booth”
- Does smoking out of the window count?
- The Panto cast (so far) #1
Jazzer and Harry’s house meeting
That seemed to go quite well.
£20 for the kitty, and Jazzer agrees to do a bit of cleaning.
Could this Odd Couple actually work out?
Later on, Jazzer even says to Harry, as he’s off out clubbing:
“Sweet dreams darling … don’t wait up”
(*snort*! He did say that sarcastically)
Panto *snort* moments #1
[Jazzer to Harry] “Off you, go trixi bell”
[Harry to Jazzer] “Titchy dwarf”
[Eddie on Sabrina being a cat] “Pussy galore?”
[Lynda in reply to the above] “No. .. Tom”
[Eddie, still on about Sabrina being a cat] “She can tickle your whiskers any day, eh Nigel!”
Lynda’s hoping for dead pigeons
It was a ‘no’ to the Peregrines, so Lynda is fuming and wishing dead matter falls on all the naysayers heads.
Ah that Lynda. You can always depend on her to be magnanimous in defeat.
“How come he gets to be the Dame?”
Poor Eddie.
He read for Idle Jack, but has ended up a Rat.
Well, Second rat.
Actually Rat Henchman Two.
With Nathan Booth as Rat Henchman One.
And Richard Thwaite as King Rat.
Eddie was desperately trying to get Nigel to give him the Dame part (but Nigel was increasingly quite taken with the idea … it sounded like he was even already planning some nice frocks).
Ah well.
It’s the taking part that counts.
“I know who Van Helsing is … I just didn’t realise he looked like Nigel”
Kenton’s making a real effort for The Bull’s Halloween party tomorrow. Which seems to involve wearing all of Nigel’s clothes in an effort to be Van Helsing.
Elizabeth seems quite bemused at Kenton and Nigel acting like two wee laddies setting off on guising.
Actually, when was the last time Elizabeth actually had any fun at all (apart from when Nigel goes all out to surprise her).
Does she ever just relax and enjoy?
Even her wee quip to Kenton sounded flat and a bit like nagging, when said by anyone else it would have been witty:
“When you do [go out with Nigel] … bring Nigel back in the realm of the living”
“I’ve got more to worry about than your irrational hatred of Nathan Booth”
[Eddie to Lynda] “It’s not irrational … you can ask anyone!”
[Lynda to Eddie] “I’m sure you and Nathan could come to an amicable working relationship”
Hmmm.
Lynda’s not listening to Eddie, and Eddie isn’t listening to Lynda.
“If you were such a great actor, Eddie, you’d be able to empathise”
I think you could both do with a bit of empathy Lynda.
Does smoking out of the window count?
Ah, that’s more like it.
Harry’s not amused that Jazzer has been smoking in the flat.
But Jazzer reckons he hasn’t been. As he was leaning out of the window at the time. And he was also doing it in his own room, which he pays for.
[Jazzer] “I’ve done everything else you wanted … I’ve sat through your meetings … paid for the kitty … even cleaned up”
And, Harry admitted that he couldn’t even smell the smoke. He’d noticed Jazzer hanging out of the window on his way back to the flat.
I’m with Jazzer on this one.
The Panto cast (so far) #1
Jill: fairy beau bells
Vicky: Mrs Fitzwarren
Sabrina: Whittington’s cat
Nigel: Sarah the Cook (The Dame)
Harry: Idle Jack
Richard Thwaite: King Rat
Nathan Booth: Rate Henchman 1
Eddie: Rat Henchman 2
Jim: The Imperial Majesty
(but still no Dick or Alice!)
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