A man goes into a shop and loudly asks for condoms, while muttering under his
breath for the new Jason Donovan single. The shopkeeper repeats the singer's
name out loud, causing the man to leave the shop in embarrassment.
Witty, a foreign office official in the Middle East, brings the Ambassador a
message that invasion is imminent. However the Ambassador is preoccupied with
Gilbert and Sullivan Operettas. He only takes action when Witty informs him that
the rehearsal room will be targeted.
A collection of vox-pops.
Displaying a large ampersand, Fry explains its usage. Laurie shows his
collection of ampersands from other television series and Fry explains how one
is used on a computer.
Two men meet to fight a duel. Sir David chooses the sword and Mr Van Hoyle
the pistol. Sir David points out they should be using the same weapon. They need
to find two of something to settle their dispute. Mr Tollenby, the referee,
produces two handkerchiefs, but the duel cannot commence because he needs
another one to drop.
Another collection of vox-pops.
Two Americans from the Deep South sing a song affirming that Kicking Ass will
solve the world's problems.
Vox-pop. Woman thinks animal testing is a bad idea because they give silly
answers.
Two former estate agents run a petrol station. A woman attempts to buy some
petrol. They sell it to her as if she is buying property, contacting Mrs Mobil
and arranging an appointment. Addressing the camera, the woman makes an appeal
to the audience to donate £50 for a gun to put all estate agents out of our
misery.
A man fishing in a suit describes his employment career including being a
freelance nudist and Princess Anne's assistant.
More Vox-pops.
A businessman formalises a deal with a businesswoman from Strom. Her
translator helps to translate from English into Strom until the words 'after
sale service' offend the woman. She slaps the businessman and leaves. Both men
leave the room for a cooling-off period. An empty set is accompanied by
subtitled commentary. The camera turns its attention to the audience. The action
resumes and the two men fight while the subtitled commentary continues.
The show concludes with the customary cocktail recipe. This week's is 'A slow
snog with a long distant relative.'