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00:00What's up Wolfpack Fam, it's your boy Kid back at it again, hope you're doing well.
00:15Continuing my journey of Dad's Army with Mannering and the rest of the crew.
00:19What shenanigans are going to happen on this week's episode, I got to stay tuned to find
00:24out.
00:25But ladies and gentlemen, this is your cue.
00:26Get up off your chair, you know, or wherever, your couch, whatever.
00:29Get up, go get your snacks, because ladies and gentlemen, snacks is not included.
00:33Damn it, you got to bring your own.
00:35Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, absolutely free to do.
00:38Massive shout out to the patrons as well, thanks for your support.
00:42Don't forget to like, you know.
00:43Let's get this party started.
00:44Let's get it.
00:47Snacks not included.
00:48Let's freaking go.
00:50To turn on the A-21, but he comes home each evening and he's ready with his gun.
00:57So who do you think you are kidding, Mr. Hitler, if you think all England's done?
01:13Stand at ease.
01:15Now, I was very disappointed at the turnout on church parade last Sunday.
01:19I know some of you think this is rather a waste of time, but I'd just like to remind
01:23you that during Dunkirk, His Majesty the King called for a day of prayer.
01:27And I think you have to admit that that worked damn well.
01:30Well, I'm sorry, sir, I couldn't come because I was delivering essential supplies to a company
01:33of ATS girls.
01:34But wouldn't you have waited till the afternoon?
01:36Yeah, I could, but I couldn't because it was elastic.
01:40It's for their knickers.
01:41Yeah, it's alright, alright.
01:42Oh, boy.
01:43I also noticed sitting behind you, Pike, that your hair was rather too long.
01:46Looking very untidy.
01:47Right down to the top of your collar.
01:49Get a cup, will you?
01:50Yes.
01:51Yours is rather long too, Wilson.
01:53I'm not a violin player, you know.
01:58Mum said that it made him look rather romantic.
02:01And I think it's a good thing.
02:03I think it's a good thing.
02:06Mum said that it made him look rather romantic.
02:09Rags, please.
02:10Romantic.
02:11Well, I don't see it.
02:13Now, I had a letter from the chief warden of the ARP.
02:16Have you got it, Wilson?
02:17Yes, I have, I think, sir, somewhere.
02:19If that's about Mrs. Spross and me being found down the air raid shelter, that's not true.
02:25I beg your pardon?
02:26Well, she came over a bit faint and I had to take her down there
02:29and let her pull herself together, you see.
02:31Oh, it's nothing to do with that at all.
02:33No, but if it was about that, that's not true.
02:35You don't be quiet, Corporal.
02:38It's to challenge us to a game of cricket.
02:41Ah, good.
02:42Cricket?
02:43I used to be a passable opening bat.
02:45Sir, I'd like to volunteer to keep wickets up.
02:47Do you know, I once kept wickets in the rear of the great Ranjit Singhji, sir.
02:51He was a fine cricketer, sir, an Indian gentleman, sir,
02:54and he was a fine upstanding man till I whipped his bales off.
02:58He did a lot of sneering after that, sir,
03:00and made his eyes water a bit, too.
03:03Well, we shall certainly need a wicket-keeper.
03:05I'd like a game as well, please.
03:06Well done, Hank.
03:07I'd like to have a go, sir.
03:08Oh, by the way, I think I know where I can lay me hands
03:10on a couple of reconditioned cricket balls.
03:12Very hard to get these days.
03:13Yes, thank you, Walker.
03:14I'd be delighted to oblige in any capacity.
03:16It doesn't involve too much running about.
03:18Not too far away from the pavilion,
03:20because as you know, he gets caught short.
03:24What about you, Fraser?
03:25What about you, Fraser?
03:27I'll have a go.
03:28Somebody will explain the principle of the thing.
03:31Well, I think we've got the nucleus of a team.
03:35Shall we play them?
03:36Yes, of course.
03:38Right, that's the spirit.
03:39Well, we'll get the nets up and have a bit of practice.
03:42Tell them we accept the challenge, Wilson.
03:43Yes, I would indeed, sir.
03:45Who's going to be captain?
03:46I am.
03:49Let's whoop their ass.
03:52Now watch this ball very carefully, Walker.
03:55Thank you.
04:02Yes, you were very lucky there.
04:04Easy.
04:05Just pay attention, will you?
04:06I want to give you a tip here.
04:08As it applies to all of you, you'll all benefit from this.
04:13Whether you're playing forward to a good length ball, thus,
04:19or whether you're playing back...
04:20Wilson, where are you going?
04:22Where are you going, Wilson?
04:23Huh?
04:24Where are you going?
04:25Well, I thought I'd just skip this lecture.
04:27Skip the...
04:28Whoa.
04:29This is just as much for your benefit as anybody else's, you know.
04:31Oh, is it?
04:32Yes, please pay attention.
04:34You're so fucked.
04:36Or whether you're playing back to a short length ball, thus,
04:43in any case, you always keep the bat absolutely straight.
04:47Why?
04:48Why?
04:49Yeah, why do you do that?
04:50Because that's the correct way to do it.
04:51If you slash at it in any ugly old-fashioned way, you'll miss the ball.
04:54Yeah, but I did, didn't I?
04:55Ah, yes, you were very lucky.
04:56Oh.
04:58Mike, just send me a good length down, will you?
05:02I wouldn't stand there if I were you.
05:05Because that's just where I'm going to put it.
05:07Whoa.
05:11Right, Mike.
05:14Ah, Mike.
05:15Ah, Mike.
05:18Now, I want you to pay particular attention to the fact that my eye never leaves the ball,
05:23from it leaving the bowler's hand to striking the middle of the bat.
05:27There.
05:28Right.
05:39Right on.
05:40I'm learning.
05:45Sorry about that, Mr. Henry.
05:49The sun's very bright today, isn't it?
05:51Yeah.
05:52You seem to lose sight of it somewhere, just between the bowler's arm and the bat, don't you, sir?
05:57Let's see how you shape up at the wicket, Dorothy.
06:00Thank you, sir.
06:01Come on, Godfrey.
06:03Oughtn't I to be wearing pads?
06:05No, no, no, no. We shan't be sending any fast ones down.
06:07It's just that my shins chip very easily.
06:10Come on, let's see how you shape up at the wicket.
06:12Thank you.
06:14Come on, Godfrey.
06:15Right.
06:16Send him one down, Pike.
06:18Pike!
06:21That won't do at all.
06:23Have you never played this game before?
06:24When I was at the civil service stores, I used to play the gentlemen's outfitting.
06:28Once a year, we used to have a match against the tobacco and cigarette department.
06:32I nicknamed it, you know, gentlemen versus players.
06:37Why did you call it that?
06:39I was rather a wag in those days.
06:41I see.
06:42Now, you need the left hand a bit further out.
06:46That's it.
06:47This left shoulder further out.
06:49Head down.
06:50Look up.
06:52Feet a little more apart.
06:54Oh, fuck. He's going to break his back.
06:56And the right arm straight.
07:00Now, just relax like that for a moment.
07:04Oh, fuck.
07:06All right, Pike. Send one down.
07:08Shall I give him a googly or an easy one like you had?
07:11Ooh.
07:13Oh, Pike.
07:20Ah, Pike!
07:23Oh, fuck.
07:26You're going to kill me, mate.
07:28Jesus, bro.
07:29Stupid boy.
07:31It's his fault.
07:32Fuck that shit.
07:33Now, just a moment.
07:34Now, we can all learn from Pike's bowling mistakes.
07:37Now, the first place, your left hand wasn't anywhere near high enough.
07:39It must be up there, you see.
07:40It's a sort of cartwheel motion.
07:42Like that.
07:43Let's just try that, shall we?
07:44Just line up here.
07:46Shall I remain poised for action, sir?
07:49No, no. Stand down.
07:51Right, now.
07:52Remember, cartwheel motion.
07:53You see?
07:54Right.
07:55Over.
07:57Over.
08:03Pretend that you're doing a cartwheel motion.
08:05Pretend that you're doing a cartwheel.
08:07No, I've never done a cartwheel.
08:09What about when you were a child?
08:11Well, I just never did that sort of thing.
08:15Extraordinary.
08:16All right, that's enough of that.
08:18Now, let's see how it works out in practice.
08:19I'm sorry I'm late, Mr. Mendling.
08:21And I did the coupon counting and then the sausages arrived.
08:25I don't want any excuses, Jones.
08:26A parade is a parade.
08:27We should be on time, you know.
08:28Yes, I'll put your pound of sausages in the right hand drawer of your desk, as usual.
08:33Yes, thank you, Jones.
08:35It's quite okay now.
08:36Just watch it in future.
08:37Right, let's get on with the batting practice.
08:38I'd like to do some of that, sir.
08:40I'd like to take the strike, sir.
08:41Take the strike.
08:42Right, take it over from Godfrey.
08:43Thank you very much, sir.
08:44Thank you.
08:45Left, right.
08:46Left, right.
08:47Left, right.
08:48Left, right.
08:49Left, right.
08:50Left, right.
08:51Hold.
08:52And bail.
08:53Now, I want you to take particular attention of the way I hold the ball.
08:56You see?
08:57Finger along the seam, slightly to the left, there.
09:01And note the wrist action as the ball leaves my hand.
09:04Huh?
09:08Very good, Godfrey, yes.
09:10And the final flick of the finger, of course.
09:17Which will bring it in from the outside of the off stump.
09:20Right, stand clear.
09:21We hope.
09:24Stand clear, please.
09:25Back up, sir.
09:26Now, this ball might fox you a bit, Jones, but you must do what you can with it.
09:30Yes, sir.
09:32Here we go.
09:35Oh!
09:41Fag.
09:43Ask the vicar if we can have our ball back.
09:48All right.
09:51This way, Gerald.
09:52There we are.
09:53E.C. Egan, isn't it?
09:54Yes, that's right.
09:55Oh, my word, this is a wonderful day for me, I can tell you.
09:58By the way, my name's Hodges.
10:00I spoke to you on the telephone.
10:01Gerald, meet E.C. Egan.
10:03How do you do?
10:04Hello, Gerald.
10:05Wonderful cricketer, you know.
10:06Last time I saw him, he bowled Dennis Compton, Len Upton and Joe Ardstaff all inside two overs.
10:10I'm not going to have had Bill Edwards as well.
10:12He could have done.
10:13He could have had Bill Edwards, too.
10:14I reckon two overs from him and Mannering's lot will all be back in the pavilion.
10:16Are you going to tell him?
10:17Well, not till Mannering's actually at the crease.
10:19Then we can all see his face.
10:21I wonder if you'd just mind signing here.
10:23That makes you a warden.
10:25And it's all official, then.
10:28What happens if the siren goes?
10:29I beg your pardon?
10:30What happens if the siren goes?
10:31You resign.
10:34Cheating bastards.
10:36My men not arrive yet?
10:37No, I expect they've fallen asleep on guard somewhere.
10:40I don't find that very amusing.
10:43I hear you lot have been practising in secret.
10:45Oh, I'd hardly say that, no.
10:46We've been doing a bit of the net, you know, getting our form back.
10:48Yes, well, I don't think you'll have it back for long.
10:51When my blokes come in, just send them through, will you?
10:53Right, come along, Gerald.
10:54Ernie, come on.
10:55I'm calling you Ernie, do you?
10:59Hello, Mr. Padre.
11:01Ah, Godfrey.
11:03What's that you're wearing?
11:05I wear it for bowls, you know.
11:07It keeps me shady when the sun shines.
11:09Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
11:10You can't have that.
11:11I'll lend you a cap.
11:14I've got a...
11:15You've got what?
11:16What are our things we were talking about?
11:18Oh, the cricket balls.
11:19Yeah, here, listen, I'll tell you what.
11:21Two pound ten apiece, four pound ten for the pair.
11:24I'm not paying that sort of money.
11:26Who ever heard of two pounds ten for a cricket ball?
11:28Shut up.
11:30Listen, two quid apiece.
11:31I'm robbing meself.
11:34You'd sell your own grandmother, wouldn't you?
11:37Well, there's no market for her.
11:43He's the man.
11:46What the fuck?
11:49What game are you playing?
11:54It was old Mr. Parkinson.
11:57I knew him well.
12:00You can't play cricket like that.
12:03It's all here.
12:05I couldn't have very well got that dressed for this, could I?
12:10That's an odd man.
12:11Just a little large.
12:13Well, stuff it with some paper or something.
12:14Must have your looking turned out well.
12:17Sorry if I'm a bit late, sir.
12:18This bag's rather heavy.
12:24What's that you're wearing?
12:26Well, it's a club I used to belong to.
12:28A bit dazzling, isn't it?
12:29What? Well, yes.
12:30Well, you don't actually wear it at the wicket, you know.
12:32I'm well aware of that.
12:36Pike?
12:40What the fuck?
12:42Where are your white flannels?
12:45Haven't got any.
12:46Me mum put them in the dolly tub and they shrunk above me knees.
12:52Mama's boy.
12:53Come here, boy.
12:54Oh, shit.
12:58Pike?
13:03Now, look here, Pike.
13:05You're not only a member of the platoon,
13:07but you're an employee of the bank as well.
13:09And to turn up here looking like that isn't doing you any good, you know.
13:13In fact, it could jeopardise your entire career.
13:15Do you understand that?
13:16Yes, sir.
13:18It so happens that I've got a spare pair of flannels.
13:21And on this occasion, I'm going to lend them to you.
13:23It's not the sort of thing that I like to do.
13:26This house is a very personal thing, you know.
13:30Not to be bandied about.
13:32All right.
13:33They're in my bag. Go and get them.
13:35Thank you, sir.
13:36But he's short.
13:37How the fuck is that going to fit?
13:39And take that dreadful eye shade off.
13:41Edna G. Robinson wears one.
13:43Not on the cricket field.
13:47Right, you ready, Captain Munnery?
13:49Yes, I think my boys are all ready now.
13:51Boys? Blimey.
13:53Right, shall we toss you or go out on the pitch like they do in a test match?
13:56We can do it here.
13:57Right, hang on then.
13:59Just a moment.
14:00Shouldn't the umpires do that?
14:02Oh, it's going to be like that, is it?
14:04Right, where are the umpires then?
14:05Where are they?
14:06Umpires, please.
14:07Umpires!
14:09Captain Murray, good afternoon.
14:11Shouldn't we have white coats or something?
14:13Yes, I think Mr. Jones is dealing with that.
14:15All right, all right, all right.
14:16Don't panic, don't panic.
14:18I've got the white coats from my shop.
14:20I'm sorry about the bloodstains, but...
14:24A little bit of kidney got left in the pocket, you see.
14:26That's all right, thank you very much, Jones.
14:28Right, there we are then, Vicar.
14:29But you call, Captain.
14:30Age before beauty, age before beauty.
14:33I'm not really used to this sort of thing, you know.
14:35Oh, don't worry, sir.
14:36It's not real gambling.
14:39Oh, heads.
14:41It's tails.
14:42You've lost.
14:44Sorry, Captain.
14:45You're fielding.
14:48It looks as if the good Lord has his doubts about the weather for him.
14:52Yes, it does indeed.
14:54Are you in a hurry to get away after the match, Mr. Yateman?
14:58No, particularly, sir.
14:59Then I think perhaps you ought to remove your bicycle clips.
15:05Well, it'll be good to hear Willow striking leather again, Wilson.
15:08Yes, indeed it will, sir, yes.
15:10We're walking out here as free men to play a friendly British game.
15:14That's what we're fighting for, you know.
15:16Yes, of course, sir, yes, yes.
15:17I'm tired of things.
15:19Ready to get the ball, then, Pike?
15:20Oh, yes.
15:21The only trouble is, you're a bit shorter than I am.
15:24And a bit fatter.
15:27Keep your hands in your pockets till the ball's delivered.
15:30You send them down as fast as you like, sir,
15:32and I shall catch them and whip off their bales.
15:35Thank you, Jones.
15:38I'll take first strike, Gerald.
15:40We'll take it easy for the first couple of overs,
15:42then we'll really get on top of the bowling.
15:44Pike, go a bit closer.
15:46I often get run with a short catch.
15:48If I go any closer, I'll get me head bashed in.
15:51Where's it going, Pike?
15:54Well, it's just a touch to the middle.
15:58Oh, that's near enough with him bowling.
16:01Are you ready, Vicar?
16:03Quite ready, Mr Yateman.
16:08Will you be saying, Gray, sir?
16:10I don't think so, Mr Yateman.
16:12I don't think it's really usual.
16:14Right.
16:17Play!
16:22Oh, God!
16:26You couldn't stand there, lad?
16:28I said I got to.
16:29You'll get your head bashed in.
16:32Mr Mann really says I'll get me head bashed in.
16:35Stay where you are, Pike.
16:36It's too close.
16:40Blimey, I can hear it creaking from here.
16:44Need some oil.
16:52How's it there?
16:54How was it?
16:55Very spectacular, but it's not out.
16:58It didn't even move.
17:00Well, if it had moved, I'd have had you.
17:06I suppose he's got to do that every time.
17:08He's very keen.
17:10Oh, is he?
17:14There we are, all ship-keep in Bristol fashion.
17:17Although I don't think that's quite the right expression somehow.
17:20Play!
17:26Come on, man.
17:30Whoa!
17:32Just tempting him.
17:34For once, we're not doing this.
17:36Don't bother to run singles, Gerald.
17:50Slates!
17:52Take it again, Laser.
17:57Please, can I stand a bit farther away, Mr Mannery?
18:00Stay where you are, Pike.
18:02He's torturing the boy.
18:04Watch out for cats this time, Wilson.
18:09I can hardly bear to look, Joe.
18:20Slates!
18:24Personally, I don't think it was too wide at all.
18:26He could have reached it easily.
18:28Are you doubting my integrity?
18:30No, just your judgment.
18:35Every ball a new adventure, innit?
18:39You any relation to Tarzan?
18:44Oh, man, what a cracker he had today.
18:46No ball!
18:48That was my googly.
18:49Well, from where I was standing, it was a chuck.
18:51And don't argue with the umpire, or you'll be sent off.
18:54You don't send people off at cricket.
18:56I do.
18:59I suppose I'm very lucky not to have been given offside.
19:03I'm taking your name for that.
19:05No, no.
19:06You have some pertinence and sarcasm.
19:10That's power, man.
19:11I wonder what he's got up his sleeve with the next one.
19:13I don't know, but I wish I was wearing pods.
19:20How was that, sir?
19:21How was that?
19:22How was that, sir?
19:24Not out, you silly old fool.
19:26Any bird can tell you that.
19:28Jones, come here.
19:35I'm sorry, sir.
19:36I'll try and be a bit quicker next time.
19:38Look, Jones, you must make sure that he's out of his crease.
19:41Otherwise the victor will be banging those stumps back all day.
19:44Yes, well, I'll try and take myself in hand, sir.
19:50Right, let's try again, shall we?
19:54This is more than flesh and blood can stand.
20:04Right, Gerald, run!
20:07Catch it, Godfrey!
20:15Hurry up, Godfrey!
20:19I'm sorry, Mr. Mayor.
20:20I seem to have mislaid the ball.
20:22I wondered if I could have a little assistance.
20:25Walker, Pike, come with me.
20:28Gerald, keep it up!
20:32Oh, man, Godfrey.
20:33Five.
20:36Six.
20:39Seven.
20:43Can't you keep your eye on it, Godfrey?
20:46I'd say green.
20:53Eleven.
20:56Twelve.
20:59How much longer do we have to keep this up?
21:01Just keep running.
21:02But my legs are shorter than yours.
21:03Just keep running.
21:10Fourteen.
21:11Jesus.
21:13Fifteen.
21:15This is ridiculous.
21:17I think we should have asked for the heavy roller on this, Mr. Mallory.
21:20Don't you think we could join hands and tread the ground systematically?
21:27Nineteen.
21:30Twenty.
21:32I'll tell you what.
21:33What about using the other one?
21:36Oh, all right.
21:37Two pounds, did you say?
21:38No, don't do that.
21:42Come on.
21:45Come on.
21:46How was that?
21:47How was that?
21:49Twenty-four, Mr. Blewett.
21:51I busted me point jotting them down.
21:55Don't be absurd.
21:56You can't run 24.
21:57It was a lost ball.
21:58You just threw it in.
21:59But we just found it.
22:00Then it can't be a lost ball, then, can it?
22:03Over, Vager.
22:04Over.
22:05Oh, all right.
22:06Over, then.
22:09What the fuck?
22:15What the fuck?
22:26What's that?
22:36Jesus, bro.
22:38How was it?
22:39How was it?
22:40How was it?
22:41How was this?
22:42How was that?
22:43How was it?
22:45How was that?
22:59Well, 152 for four's not bad, eh, lads?
23:02I think I'll declare and let your lot have a bash, Mandarin.
23:05It leaves us three hours to get the runs.
23:07I think that's a very sporting declaration.
23:09Don't you, Wilson?
23:10Yes, I do.
23:11It is, yes.
23:12Very sporting indeed, yes.
23:13I think you've finished your tea, lads.
23:15Ernie, how many overs do you think you'll need to skittle them out?
23:19Three or four?
23:20Oh, I should think about four.
23:21It'll see this lot off, won't it?
23:23By the way, who's that little fat fella?
23:25Where's he going to bat?
23:27Oh, number one, if I know him.
23:29Not off, eh?
23:30Easy one the first time.
23:31Pin him to the side screen, we'll second him.
23:35I'm not going to enjoy this.
23:37I don't know.
23:38No, don't do it.
23:39I'll take first knock, Wilson.
23:41Of course, I guess. Naturally, yes.
23:43I understand Mrs. Manoring might be coming out to watch the match, sir.
23:47Oh, no.
23:48She's not much of a one for outdoor sports.
23:50Oh, I see, yes.
23:51More the indoor type, I suppose.
23:53No.
23:54I wouldn't really say that, either.
23:57Keep close in, lads.
23:58You'll probably get a few sitters with this one.
24:02Middle and leg, please, Mr. Gateman.
24:12Well, can't you wake up your mind?
24:14I'm only trying to do what's right.
24:16You can't help some people.
24:18Lay just a moment.
24:24That's it. Have a good look round.
24:26You won't be there long.
24:27This capital is better for England if the war hadn't started.
24:31Bastard.
24:37I'm fucking nervous.
24:39I'm fucking nervous.
24:44Holy fuck.
24:46Holy fuck.
24:49This is good.
24:51This is where he comes to, you wouldn't worry about.
24:53The ball leaves his hand at 95 miles an hour.
24:56I'm going to enjoy this.
25:03Oh, shit.
25:09Oh, shit.
25:21You're going to kill him.
25:35There's hope.
25:39There's hope.
25:40Oh, dear.
25:41Serves you right, Hodges.
25:43I'm going to enjoy this.
25:46Lay.
25:52Yes.
25:54Stop it.
25:55Take it.
25:57Come on.
26:00Yes.
26:01Go on.
26:09Yes.
26:15Out.
26:16You're out.
26:17Leg before wicket as plain as the nose on your face.
26:20You're out.
26:21You're out.
26:23Try to control your staff, Vicar.
26:32Come on, Pike.
26:40Come on, Pike.
26:49Come on.
27:01Come on, Wilson.
27:09Yes.
27:39Yes.
28:03Get fucked.
28:04Here, Sergeant Wilson's doing very well.
28:06That's 81 he's made.
28:07Yes.
28:09He's had some very narrow escapes.
28:12Hater.
28:13You bastard.
28:16That's it.
28:17You're in, Godfrey.
28:20Now, we only want five runs to win.
28:22Just try not to get out.
28:24And perhaps Wilson will scrape them.
28:26Come on, Godfrey.
28:27Let me go in again, sir.
28:28Let me go in again.
28:31Well, I could disguise myself as an alternative person.
28:34Yes.
28:35I know it.
28:40Wow.
28:43He hit it.
28:48Oh, baby.
28:53No, no, no, no, no.
29:03This shit is wacky fun, man.
29:05Foolish.
29:07I should have taken the single and left it to Wilson.
29:18It's going to be a six.
29:21That's it.
29:25Yes.
29:27Well done, Godfrey.
29:28Well done.
29:29You all right, buddy?
29:30Godfrey's a fucking man.
29:31I knew he had complete confidence in you.
29:34Bullshit bastard.
29:36You didn't really win.
29:37I should never have declared.
29:39Ah, but you did.
29:40All I can say is, you work for the football season, mate.
29:44We'll be ready for you.
29:45We're ready for any challenge, whether it comes from you or across the channel.
29:48Isn't that so, men?
29:49Right.
29:51Three cheers for the losers.
29:52Hip hip...
29:53Hooray!
29:54Hip hip...
29:55Hooray!
29:56Hip hip...
29:57Hooray!
29:58And one for Godfrey and Wilson.
29:59Hip hip...
30:00Hooray!
30:02Champions.
30:06Oh, dear.
30:07Oh, dear.
30:08Here they come again.
30:09Right, men.
30:10Get your posts as quickly as you can.
30:11Come on.
30:12Oh, dear, boys.
30:21We win those, boys.
30:35We win those, boys.
30:37We win those, boys.
30:38Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for hanging out with me.
31:06Oh man, this was a wacky adventure.
31:09Give me one second.
31:10But Frasier is a bastard and you had freaking Manor and Hayden on Wilson a little bit on
31:15this one.
31:16Hold on a second, guys.
31:17Thoroughly enjoyed this one.
31:18God, man, I had a blast watching this one.
31:24Highly entertaining.
31:25You know, we got the sports here.
31:26I'm highly competitive when it comes to sports, so this was interesting as hell to me.
31:30Godfrey, catch the ball.
31:34Guys, we had a couple of Kodak moments on this episode.
31:39If I could have a picture for Godfrey in that moment there, oh dear, man, that is such a
31:45– I'll frame that shit because that is such a great Kodak moment right there.
31:50And Manoring had also himself a Kodak moment when he had that professional, essentially
31:5495-mile-per-hour bullshit throw and they're almost trying to – he's taking me out.
32:00He's trying to kill me, man.
32:01So Manoring there, another Kodak moment on this episode.
32:06Wacky-ass adventure.
32:08You got Frazier the bastard there.
32:10You know, oh, this guy's going to get out in the first shit.
32:12Doubt him, my boy.
32:14Godfrey, when are these guys going to learn to stop doubting Godfrey, man?
32:19This guy continues to be amazing in many moments on the show and yeah, he proved it, man.
32:26They needed, what was it, like 153 runs essentially to win and we got to say, the warden, you
32:36made a grave mistake, all right?
32:39Although he did that thing to be very – Manoring was like, oh, we're sporting, you fucked
32:45up, okay?
32:46So listen, don't doubt my boys, don't count my boys out on this one.
32:51We got the dub and I couldn't be more ecstatic.
32:55And then you got, obviously, Frazier with his stupid response.
32:58Sometimes you just want to give him one of these.
32:59You want to knock him out, man, for his stupid comments there.
33:03And you had Manoring a little bit hating on Wilson.
33:06Wilson was doing really good, man, and man, a lot of great moments here.
33:10The beginning with Walker and Manoring, when he was talking about the ATS girls and the
33:18elastic, why couldn't you wait after, they couldn't wait.
33:23Great moments there.
33:24And Walker is such a great character on this show, alongside Godfrey and Pike and all these
33:31great characters.
33:32Really, all these characters are great.
33:33They shine in different moments and stuff like that.
33:35It's great to see Godfrey shine a little bit.
33:38Yeah, I didn't doubt for a minute that Manoring would be the first up to plate, essentially.
33:44Yeah, it's in him and it's crazy, man.
33:48One thing that we love about him, basically, he's the main man, is his confidence level
33:56to be teaching these guys, man.
33:59His expertise knows no bounds, I guess, because he always claims to be, comes off like that.
34:05He knows, sorry, this is how you pitch, et cetera, et cetera.
34:09This is how you hit, man.
34:10Poor freaking Godfrey is going to have his back out, essentially, in that posture and
34:16shit.
34:17It's crazy of anyone who has played a video game or you've seen any of these medieval
34:24knights kind of shit, they got to carry a big two-hander sword that they'll give like
34:29a big two-hander sword.
34:31You'll have the swordman teaching a younger guy, a younger pupil.
34:35And the sword is so big, so his posture drops down and it's like almost hunchback and shit
34:39like that.
34:40So just a wacky position for my boy, Godfrey, to be put in.
34:45Walker's selling him for two pounds.
34:47The balls, hey, listen, the shit came in clutch, man, because they couldn't find that
34:52fucking ball there, man.
34:53But it was crazy because the warden getting this guy to sign in, this cricket dude, essentially,
35:02and it backfired, thank God it backfired magnificently because, man, I was scared for dear life for
35:10freaking mandaring on this episode.
35:12So wacky adventures, check.
35:15I never thought we would see them play a game, but something the warden said, oh, football.
35:22So hopefully we'll get a chance to see something like that because he was like, I can't wait
35:25for football, man.
35:26You know, bring that shit on, bitch, bring it on, bitch.
35:29I do like this little rivalry, I can't speak, rivalry.
35:33I do like this rivalry that is present with these guys, you know, button heads a lot.
35:38It is really cool to see, again, yo, warden, you know, he stepped up to the plate, essentially.
35:44You challenged him, and the crew delivered, you know, they got the knockout punch, essentially.
35:49So it was great to see Godfrey shine there at the end.
35:52Again, he has such great moments.
35:55Pike, Pike had great moments when mannering fucking up his shit.
36:00Okay, Pike, let her rip, essentially.
36:03Hold it!
36:04You know, you got this hold it kind of moments there, and listen, Pike was going easy on
36:09mannering.
36:10Should I go easy on him like I was going on you?
36:12You didn't like that shit, man, oh my God.
36:15He was ripping on this guy, these guys for their haircut.
36:20So what was, I'm stupid, what was so bad?
36:23I guess he's supposed to be very short and strict.
36:26I guess there is a strict protocol on that with the hairstyles and shit.
36:30Yeah, because then he was like, you guys aren't piano players, so interesting moment there.
36:35But yeah, obviously, we're just enjoying the show, man.
36:38This group, this group, this group of characters is what I'm, you know, I'm living for on Fridays,
36:43man.
36:44My Friday is complete, you know, snacks not included, a great adventure today, a lot of
36:50cool moments, and we're just looking forward to seeing more of the show.
36:53So we'll keep it short and sweet so we don't waste everyone's time.
36:57I love this episode, had a great time watching it.
37:00You know, again, I'm a very competitive person when it comes to sports and shit.
37:04So, you know, from that standpoint, I'm glued to my seat and great moments overall with
37:09the crew.
37:10Pike, you stupid boy, man, I blame Mannering for getting himself into that situation.
37:16So great moments with all the cast.
37:18Thank you guys for hanging out.
37:19Enjoy your weekend.
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37:27Thanks for those who take that extra mile, you know, go above and beyond in doing that.
37:30Really do appreciate that.
37:32And thanks for just watching, ladies and gentlemen.
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37:35Thanks for the extra support.
37:36That is another way of helping out the channel, and we'll see you on the next one.
37:40Have a great weekend, everyone.
37:41Take care.
37:42Be well.
37:43We'll see you soon.