I found that the BBC has posted all the episodes which I am now going to wade through. The first on the list is "1966 Children imagine life in the year 2000.
]]>A lady journalist was giving a press conference after announcing that she was to take part in one of those celebrity reality shows, in a house or in the jungle, I forget which.
So a question was asked about her press release has that she is 48, but is she in fact 52?
She replied "Everyone is allowed to have a stage age."
I found that hilarious.
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They get the licence fee!
]]>"It's a good job he can't represent himself"
and the solicitor says
"Oh but he can"
And Terry's face lights up.
In a later scene he is in court, dressed for the part in a gown and possibly a wig, and after a while the judge, discovering he is not a solicitor, asks where he got them and Terry replies "From a theatrical costumier"
I seem to remember he won the case as June had been in his car and accused of running into a council dust cart.
The driver of the dust cart said when questioned something like "She was parked right behind me" and Terry calls out "Parked".
I don't know why Terry was in court representing himself, possibly because he was the registered keeper of the car, but that is just me speculating on that.
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