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00:00You must remember this, a kiss is still a kiss, a sigh is just a sigh, the fundamental
00:24things of life as time goes by.
00:48Hello.
00:50Never mind hello, what are you doing with my clothes?
00:52I'm collecting for help the aged.
00:53I already gave.
00:54Already gave? One moth-eaten cardigan?
00:57I refute moth-eating.
00:58Well tattie then, the charity shop can't sell that, who would want to buy that?
01:02I'll have it back then.
01:04You know what you look like sitting there, a squirrel hoarding his nuts.
01:07I'm just protecting my property.
01:09Just things you don't want, that's all.
01:11I wore this yesterday.
01:13Oh yes, so you did. Well, you never wear this.
01:17I do.
01:18When?
01:19Every so often.
01:20No you don't.
01:21I bet if there are theatre tickets in the pockets there for the opening of Choo Chin Chow.
01:25Oh, have it then, have the lot.
01:28Well I don't want to take anything you really want.
01:31You should have thought of that before you ransacked my wardrobe.
01:33I didn't ransack it anyway, look at the pile I'm giving.
01:36Well you've got a bigger wardrobe than I have.
01:38There you are mum.
01:40Is that all?
01:42Well I don't honestly think I've got much that the aged would want to wear.
01:47It's not for them to wear, the shop sells the clothes and the proceeds go to the aged.
01:52Oh I see.
01:53You must have looked in a charity shop.
01:55Not really, I always put money in the collecting tins though.
01:58I should start looking in the shops, now you know the quality of the stuff they sell.
02:02There you go.
02:03Oh Sandy, that's rather a lot, are you sure?
02:06Well it's time I had a good clear out.
02:08Anyway, if I miss any of it, I can always buy it back again.
02:11Yes, at bargain prices.
02:13You've almost made that sound like good business.
02:16I've always rather liked this.
02:18Well have it if you want to.
02:19Oh thanks.
02:21That's good.
02:22No, no, don't start that.
02:24If we start that, the stuff will all end up staying here but in different wardrobes.
02:28Jean's right, I saw a blouse I really like.
02:33You're not in favour of this are you?
02:35I'm in favour of a good cause, I just think we could save all this kerfuffle by having a whip round.
02:39There is no kerfuffle, now Judy, upstairs you can do better than that.
02:42We'll sort this lot into two piles.
02:44We've got two piles, men's, women's.
02:46I don't mean gender piles, I mean a pile that needs dry cleaning and another pile that doesn't.
02:51Dry cleaning?
02:52You mean we have to pay for dry cleaning as well?
02:55Sandy?
02:56Yes boss?
03:04Put it back.
03:06Use the booth please.
03:08I'd like to be able to see out of the back window.
03:10Now you know the dry cleaners I mean, don't you?
03:12Yes I do, but you don't expect me to go on my own do you?
03:14There's nothing to be afraid of.
03:16You can't park anywhere near that place.
03:18So if I'm going to risk a yellow line, I'd like to be in and out as quickly as possible
03:22and I can't do that with half a tonne of clothes to carry.
03:24Judy and Sandy are going with you.
03:26I can't bear to think of you being buried under a mountain of dry cleaning.
03:30Is this it?
03:31Just Judy's to come.
03:32Come on Judy.
03:33I'm coming.
03:34I'm coming.
03:35Are we ready?
03:37Oh, I like that.
03:39Now into the car.
03:40Into the car.
03:43The Congo?
03:45It's a wonder you got out alive.
03:47There's a civil war going on there.
03:49Well we didn't start it.
03:50I don't think we'd have taken that into account.
03:52We didn't have any trouble in Libya either.
03:54Libya?
03:55We did write to the United Nations offering our services as good with ambassadors
03:59but we never did hear back.
04:02It is good to see you both again.
04:04Oh and it's good to see you Jean Pardita.
04:06Now tell us, what have you been up to lately?
04:09Up to?
04:10Well nothing as exciting as you.
04:12I've got a part time job.
04:14Lionel hasn't put you on the streets has he?
04:17No, in a charity shop.
04:19I just help out now and then.
04:20Which charity is that?
04:22Help the aged.
04:24God show.
04:26Poor old souls.
04:27I know, it must be awful to be aged.
04:30Does young Lionel help out at all?
04:33Now can you really see Lionel helping out in a shop?
04:36Not if you wanted to keep any customers no.
04:39Oh excuse me, help yourself to more coffee.
04:41Oh I could do with a gin sling actually.
04:43Oh sling away Madge.
04:47Oh Harry, come in.
04:49No I won't thank you Mrs Hardcastle, I'm on duty.
04:52I just wondered if Sandy was in.
04:54No I'm afraid she's not.
04:56She won't talk to me on the phone you see.
04:58Well I can hardly blame her Harry.
05:00Asking her to Jersey for a week and then telling her it was a rugby tour isn't the way to Sandy's heart.
05:05I still say she would have enjoyed it.
05:07We won all three matches you know.
05:09You're a nice lad Harry but you must put more thought into this.
05:13I will.
05:15I'd better move on.
05:16Oh incidentally, that Cadillac, anyone you know?
05:19Oh yes we have a couple of visitors.
05:22They're goodwill ambassadors from the United Nations.
05:25Why?
05:26Because it's parked in the residents only zone and Beaky's on his rounds.
05:29Beaky?
05:30Traffic warden, he's what you might call ticket happy.
05:32Oh, well thanks for the tip.
05:34Well bye then.
05:35You'll tell Sandy I called?
05:36Yes of course.
05:39Now that surprises me.
05:41I thought your favourite would have been Scary Spice.
05:44No, no, no, no.
05:46The little one with bunches.
05:48Which one's she?
05:49Oh Bunchy Spice.
05:52You'd better move the Cadillac.
05:53There's a traffic warden called Beaky on his way round.
05:56How do you know that?
05:57Inside information.
05:59You'd better hurry.
06:00I'm not parking miles away for some silly man in a silly hat.
06:03We'll sort him out.
06:05You're not going to offer him a bribe?
06:07Certainly not.
06:08We'll think of something.
06:11Won't we Lolo Bale?
06:14Oh we sure will Beauregard.
06:18We'll tell those wardens who they're talking to.
06:21Perhaps they all are not aware that I'm Colonel Beauregard Dupree III.
06:26A senior senator from the little old state of Georgia.
06:30I want no part of this.
06:32Oh I don't know.
06:33You young people nowadays, you've got no spirit of adventure.
06:37Beauregard and Lolo Bale Dupree.
06:40Sooner or later those two are going to get put away.
06:42You realise that?
06:43Well wherever they get sent to they'll cheer the place up no end.
06:46I don't know how you can take them so lightly.
06:48I don't?
06:49Take them very seriously.
06:51They cope with old age by simply refusing to accept it.
06:55That's as practical as a small child covering its own eyes and thinking it can't be seen.
07:00I used to do that, did you?
07:02No I didn't.
07:04I sometimes think you must have been born with that expression on your face.
07:09As a matter of fact I was a very bonny baby.
07:11Ah.
07:12Did you have dimples on your bottom?
07:14We're not talking about my bottom, we're talking about Rocky and Madge.
07:17All right, what about them?
07:19Oh what's the point?
07:21Nothing I say is going to alter the way they carry on anyway.
07:24Well I sincerely hope not.
07:26By the way you'd better give me those cleaning tickets so I can put them in a safe place.
07:29Oh.
07:35Here.
07:36Oh!
07:37Yes, that's what I thought.
07:39Well we had a good clear out, didn't we?
07:41I know.
07:42Well you did.
07:43And it is for a good cause.
07:44I know, I know.
07:46I mean it really is.
07:47I know.
07:49You don't mind me helping out in a charity shop, do you?
07:51Of course I don't.
07:53I'm like a lot of people I suppose.
07:55I'm always thinking about helping but apart from putting the odd pound in the box it's all I ever get round to.
07:59Well with just a little bit of extra effort.
08:02Sit down.
08:03Why?
08:04Just sit down.
08:10All right, what are you building up to?
08:12Who says I'm building up to anything?
08:14I do.
08:15I may not remember if I have dimples on my bottom but I know when you're building up to something.
08:19Well, you've heard me talk about Phyllis.
08:22No.
08:23Yes, yes you have.
08:24Phyllis Loder at the charity shop.
08:26Well we were talking the other day and she came up with this idea.
08:28Oh yes.
08:29No don't look like that.
08:31Does this idea involve me at all?
08:32No.
08:33Oh then it's a very good idea.
08:35Not directly anyway.
08:39That's that traffic warden.
08:40Well say Rocky and Madge are out.
08:43Of their minds or the house?
08:47No, let me answer it Lionel.
08:49I always think it's exciting opening front doors.
08:55Oh.
08:56Good afternoon.
08:57Now first of all let me say young man that my husband Colonel Beauregard Dupre and myself...
09:03You don't have to do that.
09:05I know who you are.
09:06You do?
09:07Sandy's told me all about you two.
09:10Well I hope you don't mind a harmless little prank.
09:13So how can I help?
09:15I wondered if Sandy was back yet.
09:17Hello Harry.
09:18Yes she's upstairs.
09:19Come in.
09:20Sorry I can't.
09:21I'm still on duty.
09:22Oh well get her down then.
09:25And I shall be unusually discreet and withdraw.
09:36Sandy, Harry's here to see you.
09:38Tell him we've nothing to say to each other.
09:41Tell him yourself.
09:43Come on.
09:44No.
09:47Oh come on Sandy.
09:50Sandy.
09:51I'm not dressed.
09:55I am dressed.
09:57I just don't want to see him.
09:59Oh.
10:03Oh hello Harry.
10:04Come in.
10:05Sorry I can't.
10:06Lionel's gone to get Sandy.
10:07Oh.
10:08Oh I'm glad.
10:11I'm sorry Harry.
10:12She says she doesn't want to see you.
10:14Oh.
10:15Is he?
10:16Sorry.
10:18Well.
10:20Thanks all the same.
10:26Has he gone?
10:28Well of course he's gone.
10:29You said you didn't want to see him.
10:30Well I know I did but.
10:33Well then.
10:34Did he say anything?
10:35Yes he said
10:36I see thanks anyway.
10:38And that was it?
10:40Yes.
10:41I don't know.
10:50What's the world coming to when you tell a man you don't want to see him
10:53and all he says is I see him goes.
10:56Exactly.
10:57He just goes.
10:59Thanks anyway.
11:00I sometimes think that we men are just pawns in the game you know.
11:04I know.
11:06Wonderful isn't it?
11:08Let me get this straight.
11:09You did ask me to say that you didn't want to see him.
11:11Yes.
11:12Was I supposed to wink as I said it or what?
11:15I didn't ask you to wink.
11:17Well in future.
11:18I would just leave it if I were you dear.
11:20Yes now just leave it Lionel.
11:22Now I've got you all together there's something I want to say to everybody.
11:25Well actually I want to ask you something first.
11:28Well what's that?
11:29Well this idea of Phyllis Shooter.
11:31Loda.
11:32Loda then.
11:34This idea that involves me but not directly.
11:36I'd rather like to know what it is.
11:37Of course you do.
11:38That's what I want to talk to everybody about.
11:40I don't think that's fair.
11:41Trying to get everybody on your side first.
11:43That way if I say no.
11:45Lionel don't be paranoid.
11:47I want to talk to everybody because I want everybody to help.
11:50It's a team thing.
11:52Now nobody's going to run for the door.
11:54Is it compulsory?
11:55Well of course it's not compulsory.
11:57I can't make you do things can I?
11:59I think you'd better just tell us the idea.
12:01Well Phyllis had the idea and I sort of developed it a bit.
12:04Oh dear.
12:05Lionel.
12:07Now she thought it would be nice if we gave a little tea party for the residents of the local old people's home.
12:12Where?
12:13Well I can hire the church hall.
12:15You said a little tea party?
12:16Yes that's where my developing comes in.
12:18I thought it would be nice if we turned it into a real party.
12:21You know not just sitting around with cucumber sandwiches and fancy cakes and that.
12:25No.
12:26I mean these people don't go out much.
12:28But I can't do it on my own.
12:31So what do you think?
12:32I think it's a splendid idea.
12:34The poor old things will love it.
12:36Yes count us in.
12:37Absolutely.
12:39Now Alistair.
12:41When have I ever said no to a party?
12:43Music.
12:44We'll need music.
12:45You can't have a party without music.
12:47Oh I could bring my drum kit.
12:49Yes.
12:50Well that's a kind thought Madge.
12:51But I don't think drums are a solo instrument are they?
12:54Leave it all to me.
12:55I've got a mate who's a DJ and also owes me one.
12:58I can borrow his gear.
13:00Rock on.
13:01Excellent.
13:02You see it's all coming together very well.
13:03Now Judy, Sandy.
13:06As I say it's not compulsory.
13:08And the last thing I want to do is to pressure anyone in to help.
13:11Well in that case.
13:12And of course you two have your own young lives to lead.
13:14And of course if you think you can't give over a few hours to some old people
13:18who are quite as lucky as you.
13:20We'll help.
13:21Of course we will.
13:24Lionel.
13:26I can't wait.
13:38Come on then.
13:56It's okay.
14:19Oh my god.
14:22Oh!
14:23Oh Christ.
14:26Oh!
14:29Oh you shouldn't have.
14:33What happened?
14:54Testing. Testing.
14:55One.
14:56Two.
14:57Three.
15:12Great.
15:13I think we've done a splendid job.
15:16You go along to the hall and unpack that lot first.
15:20Oh.
15:21Lionel what are you doing?
15:23Wrap the fairy cakes in cling film you said.
15:26Not individually.
15:32You could have saved me a lot of trouble if you'd explained that properly.
15:36If I asked you to bring in the coal you wouldn't have brought it in lump by lump would you?
15:41You don't wrap coal in cling film.
15:44Now this is the last of the sandwiches to go isn't it?
15:47Yes it is.
15:48Do you think we've made enough?
15:49I think you've made enough to feed the whole of London.
15:51Most of the home counties.
15:53There's nothing worse than running out of food.
15:55You can laugh. Wait till it's your turn.
15:57My turn to what?
15:58That depends on how enthusiastic you are this afternoon.
16:01We are enthusiastic.
16:02Losing enthusiasm we are.
16:05I was thinking.
16:06Yes you do have to come.
16:08No.
16:09All these aged people.
16:11What do we do with them?
16:13What do you mean what do we do with them?
16:16They're just young people who become old people that's all.
16:19They're not toys you take out of a box and play with for a while.
16:23What if one of them dies?
16:24Oh that's a cheerful thought.
16:26Well it can happen.
16:27Well what if there's an earthquake under the church hall?
16:30You're not comfortable with this are you?
16:32I don't know very much about old people.
16:34You make them sound like aliens.
16:35You see the only old person I really know is Rocky and I hardly think he's typical do you?
16:40No well there I have to agree with you.
16:42But don't worry.
16:43Just turn on the old charm and you'll be fine.
16:47Phyllis!
16:48Phyllis!
16:49We're in here.
16:50Perhaps it's cancelled.
16:52Hello Gene.
16:53Your father-in-law said to come straight in.
16:56I say he's rather a feisty old thing isn't he?
16:59He didn't do anything did he?
17:01Do anything?
17:02Phyllis this is Lionel my husband.
17:04Hello.
17:05I'm very pleased to meet you.
17:06Gene's told me how jolly enthusiastic you've been about our little bun fight.
17:10Has she?
17:11How are you restraining?
17:12He can't wait to get down to the hall.
17:14Oh yes the hall.
17:16I popped in on my way over.
17:18It's looking lovely.
17:19All those flowers.
17:20Oh yes that's Alistair.
17:21Oh I met him.
17:22Rather a good looking young man with a mobile phone.
17:25It's like an extra organ that thing.
17:28Do you mean he gets a tune out of it as well?
17:34No no I meant it's like an extension.
17:35I know.
17:36I know.
17:37That was a joke.
17:39Oh.
17:41I've got some crackers.
17:42Do you think that'll be alright?
17:43The bangs won't startle them will they?
17:45No they love crackers.
17:47Well I must whistle off.
17:49I hope it goes alright.
17:50Of course it will.
17:51Phyllis before you go.
17:53Is there anything we should know?
17:55I'm sorry?
17:56Lionel's rather a worrier.
17:58Oh well there's nothing to worry about at all.
18:01Any trouble just use the flame thrower.
18:07That was another joke.
18:09No really they're a lovely crowd.
18:11Oh well now you might just have to keep an eye on Mrs Thrupp.
18:16That's all.
18:17Bye bye.
18:18Bye.
18:19Bye.
18:20Well you heard what she said.
18:21She said they were a lovely crowd.
18:23All except Mrs Thrupp.
18:25She said you might need to keep an eye on Mrs Thrupp.
18:27Why should we need to keep an eye on Mrs Thrupp?
18:30Perhaps she's very frail.
18:31You're clutching at straws.
18:33And you're jumping to conclusions.
18:34No I'm not.
18:36Bar me.
18:37I bet Mrs Thrupp is bar me.
18:38Oh look do stop it.
18:40You're turning the poor woman into a monster before you've even met her.
18:43Why poor woman?
18:44It's just an expression.
18:45Come on it's time to go.
18:46Then why use it?
18:47Look because I feel sorry for her.
18:49Especially if you're going to watch her like a hawk all afternoon.
18:52Not that you're going to be able to pick her out from all the rest anyway.
18:55She'll be easy to pick out.
18:56She'll be the one wearing five hats.
19:00Any more tea anyone?
19:02Yes please.
19:03Yes?
19:05Do tuck in there's plenty more.
19:08Thank you young man.
19:10My pleasure.
19:11Makes you feel like a teenager doesn't it?
19:13How long to go?
19:14We've only just started.
19:16Has anyone seen anyone with five hats yet?
19:18I may have exaggerated.
19:19No.
19:20But I still think Mrs Thrupp should be identified.
19:22Tucked in.
19:23This pot needs filling.
19:25Well off you go then.
19:26And watch your back.
19:27No I can't.
19:29More red and cress Mr Wellington?
19:32More red and cress Mr Wellington?
19:34I shouldn't really.
19:36I'm supposed to be watching my testosterone.
19:38I think you mean perspiration.
19:40Right.
19:41That then.
19:42Go on.
19:43Be a devil.
19:44Oh I shall well.
19:47Thank you very much.
19:52I think a sharp fork might be the answer.
19:55It's probably my fault.
19:56I did tell him to be a devil.
19:58Well all I did was offering a ham sandwich.
20:02I must say father your tea is going down very well.
20:06I'm not surprised my boy.
20:10Uh oh.
20:15Is that wise?
20:17Of course it is.
20:19Come on Lionel.
20:20Hurry up they're running dry out there.
20:22They love your tea Rocky.
20:26It's all in the brewing.
20:30The girls tell me there's a bottom pincher on the end table.
20:33What do we do about that?
20:34Oh leave him to me.
20:35The first chance I get I shall pinch his bottom.
20:38That normally does the trick.
20:40Come on Sherlock.
20:41You've yet to identify Mrs Throck.
20:44Here you are.
20:45Nectar from the gods.
20:47Yes not quite.
20:53How did you know that was there?
20:56I saw it when I hid the bottle I brought in.
21:01How are you doing? All right?
21:03Oh very well.
21:04This is a real treat for us you know.
21:06Good.
21:10Mrs...
21:11Phelps.
21:12Rose.
21:13Mrs Phelps.
21:14Is there a Mrs Throck here?
21:18Oh her.
21:20Yes she's here.
21:22In the green hat.
21:27I wonder what doctors can do these days.
21:29Can I have a word?
21:31Oh excuse me.
21:35Mrs Throck is wearing a green hat.
21:38Oh just the one?
21:39I'm pointing at her.
21:45Oh don't stare.
21:47What's she done?
21:48She hasn't done anything.
21:49I'm just saying.
21:50Now we know who she is we can keep an eye on her.
21:53You should have had security cameras installed.
21:56She doesn't look very cheerful does she?
21:58Not wildly no.
22:00Where are you going?
22:02Well to talk to her.
22:03Is that wise?
22:10Hello Mrs Throck.
22:12How do you do?
22:14I'm 85.
22:16And I'm...
22:18Jean.
22:19Are you enjoying yourself?
22:21I've given it up.
22:23Given up enjoying yourself?
22:24Right.
22:25I see.
22:26That wasn't a conscious decision was it?
22:28No.
22:29I found I'd just stopped doing it.
22:33The cakes will be here soon.
22:35I don't like cake.
22:37Well what about a cracker?
22:39I don't like them either.
22:40They get all down the front of your dress.
22:42No not that kind of cracker.
22:43Come on everyone.
22:44Pull a cracker.
22:45Come on Mrs Throck.
22:48Well I lose.
22:50No no no.
22:51No look.
22:52You have the hat.
22:53And the present.
22:55And the joke.
22:56No thanks.
22:57Well I'll read the joke to you.
22:59Ready?
23:01A snail was mugged by a tortoise.
23:03When the police asked the snail if he could identify his assailant.
23:07The snail replied no it all happened too quickly.
23:15Well you see.
23:16You know.
23:17The snail and the...
23:20Will you excuse me?
23:24Miss?
23:25Yes?
23:27Will there be any cakes?
23:28Oh yes.
23:29Lots of cakes.
23:37This one has a very strange shape to it.
23:40It's all right.
23:41It's clean Phil.
23:42Well?
23:43She's just a very unhappy woman.
23:45That's all.
23:46Who is?
23:47Mrs Throck.
23:48The lady in the green hat.
23:49She says she's given up enjoying herself.
23:51That's a sad thing to say.
23:52Isn't it?
23:53Well why don't you try Rocky?
23:55Hmm?
23:56Try what?
23:57Well to cheer up Mrs Throck.
23:58Go on.
23:59You're good at cheering people up.
24:00Yes go on.
24:01Just have a go.
24:02Come on Rocky.
24:03Have a go.
24:04All right.
24:05I'll have a bash.
24:06I think we better sit down.
24:08No.
24:09Cakes first.
24:10I hope you're checking the cling film off.
24:13Come on.
24:14Come on.
24:16Plain or fancy Mrs Dodd?
24:18Oh I don't mind which way they come.
24:20Like men.
24:24Yes.
24:39They're driving.
24:40Not with her.
24:42My God she's a miserable old bastard.
24:44Perhaps some music would cheer her up.
24:45Alistair.
24:47I like these old guys.
24:48I really do.
24:49Good.
24:50Would you slip into your DJ mode now?
24:52Chris Evans, eat your heart out.
24:55Oh.
24:56Would you...
24:57Thanks.
25:03OK swingers.
25:04Let's fill the floor with those dancing feet.
25:16Sorry.
25:17That's for much later.
25:20Now let's make the most of those hip replacements as we play YMCA.
25:47Can't you think of anything?
25:49There's nothing left.
25:50Everybody's tried everything.
25:52The closest she ever came to a smile was when you skidded on a crushed fairy tale.
25:57Yeah but it's not the sort of thing you can do all evening, is it?
26:00Never mind.
26:01Everybody else is having a good time.
26:02I just wish.
26:06What's that tune?
26:07I know that tune.
26:09I don't know.
26:10I don't know.
26:11I don't know.
26:12I don't know.
26:13I don't know.
26:15I don't know.
26:17Yes you do.
26:19It's The Stripper.
26:22Judy.
26:24Sandy.
26:25Not Madge.
26:44Oh my God.
27:15Where have all our little helper elves gone?
27:18Voluntary dance hosts and hostesses.
27:21You could always swap places with Alistair.
27:23No thank you.
27:24That Mrs. Dodds is very predatory.
27:27They did have a very good time, you know.
27:29Yes they did.
27:30Even Mrs. Thrupp.
27:32I don't suppose Alistair would pop along to the home and do a strip tease every now and again.
27:36I'd like to think it was a one-off.
27:38I wonder if somebody will look after us when we're very old.
27:41Well that's what all this is really about, isn't it?
27:44It's only a drop in the ocean.
27:46It's a very nice drop.
27:50It's the last waltz.
27:53I don't suppose you have the strength to tot around, have you?
27:57I thought you'd never ask.
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28:38They still say I love you, all that you can rely
28:47The world will always welcome lovers
28:52As time goes by
29:09As time goes by
29:20As time goes by