INSERT INTO `forgatokonyv` (`id`, `epizodid`, `resz`, `tipusid`, `szinesz`, `karakter`, `reszletek`, `felvetel_datuma`, `lejatszas_datuma`) VALUES
(2570, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Norman Hackforth', 'For viewers at home, the answer is coming up on your screens. Those of you who wish to play it the hard way, stand upside down with your head in a bucket of piranha fish. Here is the question once again.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2571, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', 'With what sport is Wimbledon commonly associated?', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2572, 7, 'Police station', 2, NULL, NULL, 'SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION: \'TENNIS\'', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2573, 7, 'Police station', 2, NULL, 'She', 'Cricket.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2574, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', 'No.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2575, 7, 'Police station', 2, NULL, 'She', 'Pelote?', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2576, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', 'No. Wimbledon is most commonly associated with tennis.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2577, 7, 'Police station', 2, NULL, 'She', 'Of course! Now I see!', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2578, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', 'Yes, it all falls into place!', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2579, 7, 'Police station', 2, NULL, 'She', 'The blancmangcs are really Australians trying to get the rights of the pelota rules from the Czech publishers!', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2580, 7, 'Police station', 1, NULL, 'Charles', 'heavily', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2581, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', 'No ... not quite ... but, er, just look in here.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2582, 7, 'Police station', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He indicates microscope. As she eagerly bends to look into it he picks up a sock filled with sand and without looking strikes her casually over the head with it. She collapses out of sight under desk. He continues to think out loud.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2583, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', 'Yes. So these blancmanges, blancmange-shaped creatures come from the planet Skyron in the Galaxy of Andromeda. They order 48,000,000 kilts from a Scottish menswear shop ... turn the population of England into Scotsmen (well known as the worst tennis-playing nation on Earth) thus leaving England empty', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2584, 7, 'Police station', 2, NULL, 'Charles', 'during Wimbledon fortnight', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2585, 7, 'Police station', 2, NULL, 'Charles', 'practising', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2586, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', '. This can only mean one thing!', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2587, 7, 'Police station', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Flash up caption quickly:', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2588, 7, 'Police station', 1, NULL, 'Voice Over', 'and CAPTION', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2589, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Voice Over', '\'THEY MEAN TO WIN WIMBLEDON\'', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2590, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', 'They mean to', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2591, 7, 'Police station', 2, NULL, 'Charles', 'win Wimbledon', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2592, 7, 'Police station', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', '!', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2593, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to commentator in his box.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2594, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Commentator', 'Well, here at Wimbledon, it\'s been a most extraordinary week\'s tennis. The blancmanges have swept the board, winning match after match. Here are just a few of the results: Billie-Jean King eaten in straight sets, Laver smothered whole after winning the first set, and Poncho Gonzales, serving as well as I\'ve never seen him, with some superb volleys and decisive return volleys off the back hand, was sucked through the net at match point and swallowed whole in just under two minutes. And so, here on the final day, there seems to be no players left to challenge the blancmanges. And this could be their undoing, Dan: as the rules of Wimbledon state quite clearly that there must be at least one human being concerned in the final.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2595, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, 'Commentator', 'we see a three-foot-high blancmange being shepherded onto a tennis court by a Scotsman', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2596, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, 'Commentator', 'suddenly exalted', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2597, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Commentator', 'there is a human with it. It\'s Angus Podgorny! The plucky little Scottish tailor ... upon whom everything depends. And so it\'s Podgorny versus blancmange in this first ever Intergalactic Wimbledon!', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2598, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to the centre court at Wimbledon or if we can\'t get it, number one will do. Blancmange and Podgorny on opposite sides net. Another blancmange sitting in umpire\'s chair. Blancmange serves... a real sizzling ace. Podgorny, who in any case is quivering with fear, doesn\'t see it.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2599, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Commentator\'s Voice', 'And it\'s blancmange to serve and it\'s a good one.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2600, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, NULL, 'Blancmange Umpire', 'Blurb blurble blurb.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2601, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Voice Over', 'Fifteen love.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2602, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Blancmange serves again, and again Podgorny misses hopelessly and pathetically. Collage of speeded-up versions of blancmange sewing and Podgorny missing. Cut to scoreboard:', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2603, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'BLANCMANGE:', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2604, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Commentator\'s Voice', 'And Podgorny fails to even hit the ball ... but this is no surprise as he hasn\'t hit the ball once throughout this match. So it\'s 72 match points to the blancmange now... Podgorny prepares to serve again.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2605, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Podgorny fails to serve and we see the scoreboard:', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2606, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Commentator\'s Voice', 'This is indeed a grim day for the human race, Dan.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2607, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Just as Podgorny is about to serve we see Mr and Mrs Brainsample jump onto the court brandishing forks and spoons and with napkins tucked into their necks.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2608, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Commentator\'s Voice', 'But what\'s this? Two spectators have rushed onto the pitch with spoons and forks... what are they going to do?', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2609, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to laboratory.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2610, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Charles', 'They mean to eat the blancmange.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2611, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The girl pulls herself up from where she was slumped by microscope. He knocks her out again with a sand-filled sock. Cut back to Wimbledon. Mr and Mrs Brainsample chasing blancmange and eating it.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2612, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Commentator\'s Voice', 'And they\'re eating the blancmange ... Yes! The blancmange is leaving the court... it\'s abandoning the game! This is fantastic!', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2613, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to Mr and Mrs Brainsample covered in bits of blancmange and licking their fingers.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2614, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'John Cleese', 'American Voice', 'Yes it was Mr and Mrs Samuel Brainsample, who, after only a brief and misleadling appearance in the early part of the film, returned to save the Earth ... but why?', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2615, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Mr Brainsample', 'Oh, well you see we love blancmanges. My wife makes them.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2616, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'John Cleese', 'American Voice', 'She makes blancmanages', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2617, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, NULL, 'American Voice', 'that', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2618, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'John Cleese', 'American Voice', 'size?', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2619, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Mr Brainsample', 'Oh, yes. You see we\'re from the planet Skyron in the Galaxy of Andromeda, and they\'re all that size there. We tried to tell you at the beginning of the film but you just panned off us.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2620, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to Podgorny on court still trying to serve; at last he makes contact and runs backward and forward to receive his own services.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2621, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, 'John Cleese', 'American Voice', 'So the world was saved! And Angus Podgorny became the first Scotsman to win Wimbledon... fifteen years later.', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2622, 7, 'Blancmanges playing tennis', 2, NULL, NULL, 'ROLLER CAPTION: \'YOU\'RE NO FUN ANYMORE\'...(CREDITS)', '1969-10-10', '1969-11-30'),
(2623, 8, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'We see the \'It\'s\' man sitting in the countryside in a garden lounger chair. A sexy young lady in a bikini hands him a glass of wine and gently helps him up and walks him to the camera. Looking very pleased with himself he sips the wine as she caresses him. Then she hands him a smoking round anarchist\'s type bomb (with \'Bomb\' written on it). He realizes what it is only as he says:', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2624, 8, NULL, 2, 'Michael Palin', 'It\'s Man', 'It\'s...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2625, 8, NULL, 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice Over', '\'MONTY PYTHON\'S FLYING CIRCUS\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2626, 8, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cartoon credits.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2627, 8, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION: \'EPISODE 12B: FULL FRONTAL NUDITY\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2628, 8, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to vox pops.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2629, 8, NULL, 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Pepperpot', 'Speaking as a public opinion poll, I\'ve had enough of the permissive society.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2630, 8, NULL, 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Man In Dirty Raincoat', 'I havn\'t had enough of the permissive society.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2631, 8, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION: \'IN THIS PERFORMANCE THE PART OF DAVID HEMMINGS WILL BE PLAYED BY A PIECE OF WOOD\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2632, 8, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to policeman.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2633, 8, NULL, 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Policeman', 'I would not appear in a frontal nude scene unless it was valid.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2634, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Stock film of the army. Tanks rolling, troops moving forward etc. Stirring military music.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2635, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice Over', 'In 1943, a group of British Army Officers working deep behind enemy lines, carried out one of the most dangerous and heroic raids in the history of warfare. But that\'s as maybe. And now . . .', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2636, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, NULL, 'SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION: \'AND NOW . . . UNOCCUPIED BRITAIN 1970\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2637, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to colonel\'s office. Colonel is seated at desk.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2638, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Come in, what do you want?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2639, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Private Watkins enters and salutes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2640, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'I\'d like to leave the army please, sir.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2641, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Good heavens man, why?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2642, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'It\'s dangerous.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2643, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'What?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2644, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'There are people with guns out there, sir.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2645, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'Real guns, sir. Not toy ones, sir. Proper ones, sir. They\'ve all got \'em. All of \'em, sir. And some of \'em have got tanks.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2646, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Watkins, they', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2647, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, NULL, 'Colonel', 'are', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2648, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'on our side.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2649, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'And grenades, sir. And machine guns, sir. So I\'d like to leave, sir, before I get killed, please.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2650, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Watkins, you\'ve only been in the army a day.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2651, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'I know sir but people get killed, properly dead, sir, no barley cross fingers, sir. A bloke was telling me, if you\'re in the army and there\'s a war you have to go and fight.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2652, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'That\'s true.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2653, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'Well I mean, blimey, I mean if it was a big war somebody could be hurt.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2654, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Watkins why did you', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2655, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, NULL, 'Colonel', 'join', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2656, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'the army?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2657, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'For the water-skiing and for the travel, sir. And', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2658, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, NULL, 'Watkins', 'not', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2659, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'for the killing, sir. I asked them to put it on my form, sir - no killing.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2660, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Watkins are you a pacifist?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2661, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'No sir, I\'m not a pacifist, sir. I\'m a coward.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2662, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'That\'s a very silly line. Sit down.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2663, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'Yes sir. Silly, sir.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2664, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, 'Watkins', 'sits in corner', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2665, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Awfully bad.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2666, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Knock at the door, sergeant enters, and salutes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2667, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sergeant', 'Two civilian gentlemen to see you ... sir!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2668, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Show them in please, sergeant.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2669, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sergeant', 'Mr Dino Vercotti and Mr Luigi Vercotti.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2670, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The Vercotti brothers enter. They wear Mafia suits and dark glasses.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2671, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'Good morning, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2672, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Good morning gentlemen. Now what can I do for you.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2673, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, 'Luigi', 'looking round office casually', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2674, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'You\'ve ... you\'ve got a nice army base here, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2675, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2676, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'We wouldn\'t want anything to happen to it.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2677, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'No, what my brother means is it would be a shame if...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2678, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, 'Dino', 'he knocks something off mantel', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2679, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Oh.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2680, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'Oh sorry, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2681, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Well don\'t worry about that. But please do sit down.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2682, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'No, we prefer to stand, thank you, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2683, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'All right. All right. But what do you want?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2684, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'What do we want, ha ha ha.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2685, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Ha ha ha, very good, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2686, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'The colonel\'s a joker, Luigi.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2687, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Explain it to the colonel, Dino.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2688, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'How many tanks you got, colonel?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2689, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'About five hundred altogether.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2690, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Five hundred! Hey!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2691, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'You ought to be careful, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2692, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'We are careful, extremely careful.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2693, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', '\'Cos things', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2694, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, NULL, 'Dino', 'break', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2695, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', ', don\'t they?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2696, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Break?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2697, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Well everything breaks, don\'t it colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2698, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, 'Luigi', 'he breaks something on desk', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2699, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Oh dear.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2700, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'Oh see my brother\'s clumsy colonel, and when he gets unhappy he breaks things. Like say, he don\'t feel the army\'s playing fair by him, he may start breaking things, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2701, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'What is all this about?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2702, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'How many men you got here, colonel?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2703, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Oh, er ... seven thousand infantry, six hundred artillery, and er, two divisions of paratroops.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2704, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Paratroops, Dino.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2705, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'Be a shame if someone was to set fire to', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2706, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, NULL, 'Dino', 'them', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2707, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', '.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2708, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Set', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2709, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, NULL, 'Colonel', 'fire', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2710, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'to them?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2711, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Fires happen, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2712, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'Things burn.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2713, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Look, what is all this about?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2714, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'My brother and I have got a little proposition for you colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2715, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Could save you a lot of bother.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2716, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'I mean you\'re doing all right here aren\'t you, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2717, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Well suppose some of your tanks was to get broken and troops started getting lost, er, fights started breaking out during general inspection, like.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2718, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'It wouldn\'t be good for business would it, colonel?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2719, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Are you threatening me?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2720, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'Oh, no, no, no.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2721, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Whatever made you think that, colonel?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2722, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'The colonel doesn\'t think we\'re nice people, Luigi.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2723, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'We\'re your buddies, colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2724, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'We want to look after you.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2725, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Look after me?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2726, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'We can guarantee you that not a single armoured division will get done over for fifteen bob a week.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2727, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'No, no, no.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2728, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Twelve and six.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2729, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'Eight and six ... five bob...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2730, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'No, no this is silly.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2731, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'What\'s silly?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2732, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'No, the whole premise is silly and it\'s very badly written. I\'m the senior officer here and I haven\'t had a funny line yet. So I\'m stopping it.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2733, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'You can\'t do that!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2734, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'I\'ve done it. The sketch is over.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2735, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Watkins', 'I want to leave the army please sir, it\'s dangerous.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2736, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Look, I stopped', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2737, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, NULL, 'Colonel', 'your', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2738, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, 'Colonel', 'camera zooms in', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2739, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'That\'s better.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2740, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, 'Luigi', 'off screen', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2741, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Luigi', 'It\'s only \'cos you couldn\'t think of a punch line.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2742, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Not true, not true. It\'s time for the cartoon. Cue telecine, ten, nine, eight...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2743, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to telecine countdown.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2744, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, 'Dino', 'off screen', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2745, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Dino', 'The general public\'s not going to understand this, are they?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2746, 8, 'Army protection racket', 1, NULL, 'Colonel', 'off screen', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2747, 8, 'Army protection racket', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Shut up you eyeties!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2748, 8, 'Vox pops on full frontal nudity', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cartoon rubbish entitled \'Full Frontal Nudity\': Written, created and concieved off the back of a lorry by a demented American.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2749, 8, 'Vox pops on full frontal nudity', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to two naked men.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2750, 8, 'Vox pops on full frontal nudity', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Man', 'Full frontal nudity - never. What do you think, Barbara?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2751, 8, 'Vox pops on full frontal nudity', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Barbara', 'Oh, no, no, no...unless it was artistically valid, of course.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2752, 8, 'Vox pops on full frontal nudity', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to a stockbroker.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2753, 8, 'Vox pops on full frontal nudity', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Stockbroker', 'Full frontal nudity? Yes I\'d do it, if it was valid. Or if the money was valid, and if it were a very small part.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2754, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to art critic examining a nude painting.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2755, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION: \'AN ART CRITIC\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2756, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He sees the camera and starts guiltily.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2757, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Art Critic', 'Good evening. I\'d like to talk to you tonight about the place of the nude in my bed ... um ... in the history of my bed ... of art, of', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2758, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, NULL, 'Art Critic', 'art', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2759, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Art Critic', 'a seductively dressed girl enters slinkily', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2760, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Art Critic', 'Oh hello there father, er confessor, professor, your honour, your grace ...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2761, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, 'Katya Wyeth', 'Girl', 'cutely', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2762, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Katya Wyeth', 'Girl', 'I\'m not your Grace, I\'m your Elsie.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2763, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Art Critic', 'What a terrible joke!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2764, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Girl', 'crying', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2765, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Girl', 'But it\'s my only line!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2766, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to an idyllic countryside. Birds sing etc. as the camera starts a lyrical pan across the fields.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2767, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Voice Over', 'and SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2768, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Voice Over', '\'BUT THERE LET US LEAVE THE ART CRITIC TO STRANGLE HIS WIFE AND MOVE ON TO PASTURES NEW\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2769, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'After about ten seconds of mood setting the camera suddenly comes across the art critic strangling his wife in middle foreground. As the camera passes him he hums nervously and tries to look as though he isn\'t strangling anybody. The camera doesn\'t stop panning, and just as it goes off him we see him start strangling again. The pan carries on and catches up with a bridegroom carrying his bride across a field and finally arriving in a high street where, breathless and panting, he carries her through traffic and into a large department store. Finally cut to the furniture department of the store. The bridegroom and bride enter, he puts her down and addresses one of the assistants.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2770, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'We want to buy a bed, please.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2771, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Mr Lambert', 'Og, certainly, I\'ll, I\'ll get someone to help you.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2772, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Mr Lambert', 'calling off', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2773, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Mr Lambert', 'Mr Verity!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2774, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Mr Verity', 'Can I help you, sir?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2775, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Er yes. We\'d like to buy a bed...a double bed...about fifty pounds?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2776, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Oh no, I\'m afraid not, sir. Our cheapest bed is eight hundred pounds, sir.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2777, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Eight hundred pounds!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2778, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Or, er, perhaps I should have explained. Mr Verity does tend to exaggerate, so every figure he gives you will be ten times too high. Otherwise he\'s perfectly all right, perfectly ha, ha, ha.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2779, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Oh I see. I see.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2780, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Groom', 'to Verity', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2781, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'So your cheapest bed then is eighty pounds?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2782, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Eight hundred pounds, yes, sir.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2783, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'And how wide is it?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2784, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Er, the width is, er, sixty feet wide.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2785, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Oh...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2786, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Groom', 'laughing politely he mutters to wife', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2787, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'six foot wide, eh. And the length?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2788, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'The length is ... er ...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2789, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Verity', 'calls off', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2790, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Lambert! What is the length of the Comfydown Majorette?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2791, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Er, two foot long.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2792, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Two foot long?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2793, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Ah yes, you have to remember of course, to multiply everything Mr Lambert says by three. Er, it\'s nothing he can help, you understand. Apart from that he\'s perfectly all right.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2794, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'I see, I\'m sorry.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2795, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'But it does mean that when he says a bed is two foot wide, it is in fact sixty foot wide.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2796, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Oh, yes I see...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2797, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'And that\'s not counting the mattress.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2798, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Oh, how much is that?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2799, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Er, Mr Lambert will be able to help you there.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2800, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Verity', 'calls', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2801, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Lambert! Will you show these twenty good people the, er, dog kennels, please?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2802, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Mm? Certainly.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2803, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Dog kennel? No, no, no, mattresses, mattresses!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2804, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Oh no, no you have to say dog kennel to Mr Lambert because if you say mattress he puts a bag over his head. I should have explained. Apart from that he\'s really all right.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2805, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'They go to Lambert.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2806, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Ah, hum, er we\'d like to see the dog kennels please.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2807, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Dog kennels?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2808, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Yes, we want to see the dog kennels.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2809, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Ah yes, well that\'s the pets\' department. Second floor.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2810, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Oh, no, no, we want to see the', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2811, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, NULL, 'Groom', 'dog kennels', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2812, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', '.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2813, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Yes, pets department second floor.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2814, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'No, we don\'t really want to see dog kennels only your colleague said we ought to...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2815, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Oh dear, what\'s he been telling you now?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2816, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Well, he said we should say dog kennels instead of mattress.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2817, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Lambert puts bag over head', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2818, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Groom', 'looking around', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2819, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Oh dear. Hello?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2820, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Did you say mattress?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2821, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Well, a little yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2822, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'I did', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2823, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, NULL, 'Verity', 'ask', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2824, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Verity', 'he gets in the chest and sings', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2825, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', '\'And did those feet in ancient times, walk upon England\'s mountains green...\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2826, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The manager enters.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2827, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Manager', 'Oh dear, did somebody say mattress to Mr Lambert?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2828, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Manager and Verity continue to sing. Lambert takes bag off head, manager exits after pointing a warning finger at bride and groom.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2829, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Verity', 'Getting out of chest', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2830, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Verity', 'don\'t', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2831, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', '! (exits)', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2832, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Oh, no, no, no. er,, we\'d like to see, see the dog kennels please?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2833, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Yes, second floor.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2834, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'No, no, look these', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2835, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Groom', 'pointing', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2836, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'dog kennels here, see?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2837, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Mattresses?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2838, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Oh', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2839, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Groom', 'jumps', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2840, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', '...yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2841, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Well, if you meant mattress, why dodn\'t you', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2842, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, NULL, 'Lambert', 'say', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2843, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'a mattress? I mean, it\'s very confusing for me if you go and say dog kennels when you mean mattress. Why not just say mattress?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2844, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Groom', 'Well, I mean you put a bag over your head last time I said mattress.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2845, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Bag goes on. Groom looks around guiltily. Verity walks in. Verity heaves a sigh, jumps in box. Manager comes in and joins him, they sing \'And did those feet...\'. Another assistant comes in.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2846, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Assistant', 'Did somebody say mattress to Mr Lambert?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2847, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'Twice.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2848, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Assistant', 'Hey, everybody, somebody said mattress to Mr Lambert, twice.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2849, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Assistant, groom and bride join in the therapy.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2850, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Verity', 'It\'s not working. We need more!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2851, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to crowd in St. Peter\'s Square singing \'Jerusalem\'.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2852, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to department store. Lambert takes the bag off his head and looks at groom and bride.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2853, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Lambert', 'Now, er, can I help you?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2854, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Bride', 'We want a mattress.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2855, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Lambert immediately puts bag back on head.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2856, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'All', 'Oh. What did you say that for? What did you say that for?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2857, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, 'Bride', 'weeping', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2858, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Bride', 'But it\'s my only line!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2859, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, NULL, 'All', 'Well, you didn\'t have to say it.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2860, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'They all hop off. She howls. Cut to vox pops.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2861, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'African Native', 'Full frontal nudity - not in this part of Esher.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2862, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Chartered Accountant', 'I would only perform in a scene in which there was full frontal nudity.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2863, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to colonel.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2864, 8, 'Art critic - the place of the nude', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Now, I\'ve noticed a tendency for this programme to get rather silly. Now I do my best to keep things moving along, but I\'m not having things getting silly. Those two last sketches I did got very silly indeed, and that last one about the bed was even sillier. Now, nobody likes a good laugh more than I do...except perhaps my wife and some of her friends...oh yes and Captain Johnston. Come to think of it most people likes a good laugh more than I do. But that\'s beside the point. Now, let\'s have a good clean healthy outdoor sketch. Get some air into your lungs. Ten, nine, eight and all that.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2865, 8, 'Hermits', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to two hermits on a hillside.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2866, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Hello, are you a hermit by any chance?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2867, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Yes that\'s right. Are you a hermit?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2868, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Yes, I certainly am.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2869, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Well I never. What are you getting away from?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2870, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Oh you know, the usual - people, chat, gossip, you know.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2871, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Oh I certainly do - it was the same with me. I mean there comes a time when you realize there\'s no good frittering your life away in idleness and trivial chit-chat. Where\'s your cave?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2872, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Oh, up the goat track, first on the left.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2873, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Oh they\'re very nice up there, aren\'t they?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2874, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Yes they are, I\'ve got a beauty.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2875, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'A bit drafty though, aren\'t they?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2876, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'No, we\'ve had ours insulated.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2877, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Oh yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2878, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Yes, I used birds\' nests, moss and oak leaves round the outside.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2879, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Oh, sounds marvellous.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2880, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Oh it\'s a treat, it really is, \'cos otherwise those stone caves can be so grim.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2881, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Yes they really can be, can\'t they? They really can.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2882, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Oh yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2883, 8, 'Hermits', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Third hermit passes by.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2884, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Third Hermit', 'Morning Frank.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2885, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Morning Norman. Talking of moss, er you know Mr Robinson?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2886, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'With the, er, green loin cloth?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2887, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Er no, that\'s Mr Seagrave. Mr Robinson\'s the hermit who lodges with Mr Seagrave.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2888, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Oh I see, yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2889, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Yes well he\'s put me onto wattles.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2890, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Really?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2891, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Yes. Swears by them. Yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2892, 8, 'Hermits', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Fourth hermit passes by.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2893, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Fourth Hermit', 'Morning Frank.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2894, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Morning Lionel. Well he says that moss tends to fall off the cave walls during cold weather. You know you might get a really bad spell and half the moss drops off the cave wall, leaving you cold.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2895, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Oh well, Mr Robinson\'s cave\'s never been exactly nirvana has it?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2896, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Well, quite, that\'s what I mean. Anyway, Mr Rogers, he\'s the, er, hermit...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2897, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', '... on the end.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2898, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', '. .. up at the top, yes. Well he tried wattles and he came out in a rash.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2899, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Yes, and there\'s me with half a wall wattled, I mean what\'ll I do?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2900, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Well why don\'t you try birds nests like I\'ve done? Or else, dead bracken.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2901, 8, 'Hermits', 1, NULL, 'Fifth Hermit', 'calling from a distance', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2902, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Fifth Hermit', 'Frank!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2903, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Yes Han.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2904, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Fifth Hermit', 'Can I borrow your goat?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2905, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Er, yes that\'ll be all right. Oh leave me a pint for breakfast will you? ...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2906, 8, 'Hermits', 1, NULL, 'Second Hermit', 'to first hermit', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07');
INSERT INTO `forgatokonyv` (`id`, `epizodid`, `resz`, `tipusid`, `szinesz`, `karakter`, `reszletek`, `felvetel_datuma`, `lejatszas_datuma`) VALUES
(2907, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'You see, you know that is the trouble with living half way up a cliff - you feel so cut off. You know it takes me two hours every morning to get out onto the moors, collect my berries, chastise myself, and two hours back in the evening.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2908, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Still there\'s one thing about being a hermit, at least you meet people.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2909, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'Oh yes, I wouldn\'t go back to public relations.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2910, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Hermit', 'Oh well, bye for now Frank, must toddle.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2911, 8, 'Hermits', 1, NULL, 'Colonel', 'coming on', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2912, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Right, you two hermits, stop that sketch. I think it\'s silly.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2913, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'What?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2914, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'It\'s silly.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2915, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Second Hermit', 'What do you mean, you can\'t stop it - it\'s on film.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2916, 8, 'Hermits', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'That doesn\'t make any difference to the viewer at home, does it? Come on, get out. Out. Come on out, all of you. Get off, go on, all of you. Go on, move, move. Go on, get out. Come on, get out, move, move.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2917, 8, 'Hermits', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He shoos them and the film crew off the hillside.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2918, 8, 'Dead parrot', 3, NULL, NULL, 'ANIMATION:', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2919, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, NULL, 'including dancing Botticelli Venus, which links to pet shop: Mr. Praline walks into the shop carrying a dead parrot in a cage. He walks to counter where shopkeeper tries to hide below cash register.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2920, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Hello, I wish to register a complaint...Hello? Miss?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2921, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'What do you mean, miss?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2922, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Oh I\'m sorry, I have a cold. I wish to make a complaint!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2923, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Sorry, we\'re closing for lunch.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2924, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Never mind that, my lad. I wish to complain about this parrot what I purchased not half an hour ago from this very boutique.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2925, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Oh yes, the, the Norwegian Blue. What\'s wrong with it?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2926, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'I\'ll tell you what\'s wrong with it, my lad. It\'s dead, that\'s what\'s wrong with it!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2927, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'No, no, it\'s resting, look!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2928, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Look my lad, I know a dead parrot when I see one, and I\'m looking at one right now.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2929, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'No no sir. it\'s not dead. It\'s resting!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2930, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Resting?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2931, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Yeah, remarkable bird, the Norwegian Blue, beautiful plumage, innit?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2932, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'The plumage don\'t enter into it - it\'s stone dead.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2933, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'No, no - it\'s just resting!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2934, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'All right then, if it\'s restin\', I\'ll wake him up!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2935, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Praline', 'shouts into cage', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2936, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Hello Polly! I\'ve got a nice cuttlefish for you when you wake up, Polly Parrot!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2937, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Shopkeeper', 'jogging the cage', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2938, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'There, it moved!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2939, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'No, he didn\'t. That was you pushing the cage!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2940, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'I did not.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2941, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Yes, you did!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2942, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Praline', 'takes parrot out of cage, shouts', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2943, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Praline', 'bangs it against the counter', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2944, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Praline', 'throws it in the air and lets it fall to the floor', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2945, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Now that\'s what I call a dead parrot.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2946, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'No, no. It\'s stunned.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2947, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Look my lad, I\'ve had just about enough of this. That parrot is definitely deceased. And when I bought it not half an hour ago, you assured me that its lack of movement was due to it being tired and shagged out after a long squawk.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2948, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'It\'s probably pining for the fjords.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2949, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Pining for the fjords, what kind of talk is that? Look, why did it fall flat on its back the moment I got it home?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2950, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'The Norwegian Blue prefers kipping on it\'s back! Beautiful bird, lovely plumage!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2951, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Look, I took the liberty of examining that parrot, and I discovered the only reason that it had been sitting on its perch in the first place was that it had been nailed there.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2952, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Well of course it was nailed there. Otherwise it would muscle up to those bars and voom.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2953, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Look matey', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2954, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Praline', 'picks up the parrot', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2955, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'this parrot wouldn\'t voom if you put four thousand volts through it! It\'s bleedin\' demised!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2956, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'It\'s not, it\'s pining!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2957, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'It\'s not pining, it\'s passed on. This parrot is no more! It has ceased to be. It\'s expired and gone to meet its maker.This is a late parrot. It\'s a stiff. Bereft of life, it rests in peace. If you hadn\'t nailed it to the perch it would be pushing up the daisies. It\'s rung down the curtain and joined the choir invisible. This is an ex-parrot.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2958, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Well, I\'d better replace it, then.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2959, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Praline', 'to camera', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2960, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'If you want to get anything done in this country you\'ve got to complain till you\'re blue in the mouth.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2961, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Sorry guv, we\'re right out of parrots.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2962, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'I see. I see. I get the picture.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2963, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Shopkeeper', 'pause', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2964, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'I got a slug.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2965, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Does it talk?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2966, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Not really, no.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2967, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Well, it\'s scarcely a replacement, then is it?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2968, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Listen, I\'ll tell you what,', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2969, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Shopkeeper', 'handing over a card', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2970, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'tell you what, if you go to my brother\'s pet shop in Bolton he\'ll replace your parrot for you.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2971, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Bolton eh?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2972, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Yeah.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2973, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'All right.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2974, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He leaves, holding the parrot.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2975, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION: \'A SIMILAR PET SHOP IN BOLTON; LANCS\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2976, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Close-up of sign on door reading: \'Similar Pet Shops, Ltd.\' Pull back from sign to see same pet shop. Shopkeeper now has moustache. Praline walks into shop. He looks around with interest, noticing the empty parrot cage still on the floor.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2977, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Er, excuse me. This is Bolton, is it?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2978, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'No, no it\'s, er, Ipswich.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2979, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Praline', 'leaves', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2980, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Man in porter\'s outfit standing at complaints desk for railways. Praline approaches.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2981, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'I wish to make a complaint.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2982, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Porter', 'I don\'t have to do this, you know.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2983, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'I beg your pardon.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2984, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Porter', 'I\'m a qualified brain surgeon. I only do this because I like being my own boss.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2985, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Er, excuse me, this is irrelevant, isn\'t it.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2986, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Porter', 'Oh yeah, it\'s not easy to pad these out to thirty minutes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2987, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Well I wish to make a complaint. I got on the Bolton train and found myself deposited here in Ipswich.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2988, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Porter', 'No, this is Bolton.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2989, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'The pet shop owner\'s brother was lying.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2990, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Porter', 'Well you can\'t blame British Rail for that.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2991, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'If this is Bolton, I shall return to the pet shop.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2992, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION: \'A LITTLE LATER LTD\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2993, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Praline walks into the shop again.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2994, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'I understand that this', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2995, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, NULL, 'Praline', 'is', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2996, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Bolton.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2997, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2998, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'Well, you told me it was Ipswich.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(2999, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'It was a pun.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3000, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'A pun?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3001, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'No, no, not a pun, no. What\'s the other thing which reads the same backwards as forwards?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3002, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'A palindrome?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3003, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Yes, yes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3004, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'It\'s not a palindrome. The palindrome of Bolton would be Notlob. It don\'t work.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3005, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Look, what do you want.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3006, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Praline', 'No I\'m sorry, I\'m not prepared to pursue my line of enquiry any further as I think this is getting too silly.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3007, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, 'Colonel', 'coming in', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3008, 8, 'Dead parrot', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Quite agree. Quite agree. Silly. Silly...silly. Right get on with it. Get on with it.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3009, 8, 'Dead parrot', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to announcer eating a yoghurt.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3010, 8, 'The flasher', 1, NULL, 'Announcer', 'seeing camera', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3011, 8, 'The flasher', 1, NULL, 'Announcer', 'shuffles paper', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3012, 8, 'The flasher', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Announcer', 'I\'m sorry...and now frontal nudity.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3013, 8, 'The flasher', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to tracking or hand-held shot down street, keeping up with extremely shabby man in long overcoat. His back is to the camera. He passes two pepperpots and a girl. As he passes each one he opens his coat wide. They react with shocked horror. He does this three times, after the third time he turns to camera and opens his coat wide. He has a big sign hanging round his neck, covering his chest. It says \'boo\'.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3014, 8, 'The flasher', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to announcer eating yoghurt. The colonel comes in and nudges him.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3015, 8, 'The flasher', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Announcer', 'Oh, oh I\'m sorry. I thought the film was longer.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3016, 8, 'The flasher', 1, NULL, 'Announcer', 'shuffling papers', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3017, 8, 'The flasher', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Announcer', 'Ah. Now Notlob, er, Bolton.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3018, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to grannies film, which opens with a pan across Bolton. Voice of reporter.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3019, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Voice Over', 'This is a frightened city. Over these houses, over these streets hangs a pall of fear. Fear of a new kind of violence which is terrorizing the city. Yes, gangs of old ladies attacking defenseless, fit young men.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3020, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Film of old ladies beating up two young men; then several grannies walking aggressively along street, pushing passers-by aside.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3021, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'First Young Man', 'Well they come up to you, like, and push you - shove you off the pavement, like. There\'s usually four or five of them.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3022, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Second Young Man', 'Yeah, this used to be a nice neighbourhood before the old ladies started moving in. Nowadays some of us daren\'t even go down to the shops.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3023, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Third Young Man', 'Well Mr Johnson\'s son Kevin, he don\'t go out any more. He comes back from wrestling and locks himself in his room.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3024, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Film of grannies harrassing an attractive girl.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3025, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Voice Over', 'What are they in it for, these old hoodlums, these layabouts in lace?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3026, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'First Granny', 'voice over', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3027, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'First Granny', 'Well it\'s something to do isn\'t it?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3028, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Second Granny', 'voice over', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3029, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Second Granny', 'It\'s good fun.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3030, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Third Granny', 'voice over', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3031, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Third Granny', 'It\'s like you know, well, innit, eh?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3032, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Voice Over', 'Favourite targets for the old ladies are telephone kiosks.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3033, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Film of grannies carrying off a telephone kiosk; then painting slogans on a wall.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3034, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Policeman', 'coming up to them', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3035, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Policeman', 'they clear off, he turns to camera', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3036, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Policeman', 'We have a lot of trouble with these oldies. Pension day\'s the worst - they go mad. As soon as they get their hands on their money they blow it all on milk, bread, tea, tin of meat for the cat.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3037, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to cinema.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3038, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Cinema Manager', 'Yes, well of course they come here for the two o\'clock matinee, all the old bags out in there, especially if it\'s something like \'The Sound of Music\'. We get seats ripped up, hearing aids broken, all that sort of thing.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3039, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'A policeman hustles two grannies out of the cinema.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3040, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to reporter walking along street.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3041, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Reporter', 'The whole problem of these senile delinquents lies in their complete rejection of the values of contemporary society. They\'ve seen their children grow up and become accountants, stockbrokers and even sociologists, and they begin to wonder if it is all really...', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3042, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Reporter', 'disappears downwards rapidly', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3043, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Reporter', 'arggh!', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3044, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Shot of two grannies replacing manhole cover.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3045, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to young couple.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3046, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Fourth Young Man', 'Oh well we sometimes feel we\'re to blame in some way for what our gran\'s become. I mean she used to be happy here until she, she started on the crochet.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3047, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Reporter', 'off-screen', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3048, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Reporter', 'Crochet?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3049, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Fourth Young Man', 'Yeah. Now she can\'t do without it. Twenty balls of wool a day, sometimes. If she can\'t get the wool she gets violent. What can we do about it?', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3050, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Film of grannies on motorbikes roaring down streets and through a shop. One has \'Hell\'s Grannies\' on her jacket.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3051, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Voice Over', 'But this is not just an old ladies\' town. There are other equally dangerous gangs - such as the baby snatchers.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3052, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Film of five men in baby outfits carrying off a young man from outside a shop. Cut to distraught wife.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3053, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Rita Davies', 'Wife', 'I just left my husband out here while I went in to do some shopping and I came back and he was gone. He was only forty-seven.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3054, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Voice Over', 'And on the road too, vicious gangs of keep left signs.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3055, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Film: two keep-left signs attack a vicar.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3056, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, 'Colonel', 'coming up and stopping them', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3057, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Colonel', 'Right, right, stop it. This film\'s got silly. Started off with a nice little idea about grannies attacking young men, but now it\'s got silly. This man\'s hair is too long for a vicar too. These signs are pretty badly made. Right, now for a complete change of mood.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3058, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to man in dirty raincoat.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3059, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Man In Dirty Raincoat', 'I\'ve heard of unisex but I\'ve never had it.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3060, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to \'It\'s\' man still holding smoking bomb.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3061, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice Over', 'David Hemmings appeared by permission of the National Forestry Commission.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3062, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'SUPERIMPOSED ROLLER CAPTION: \'\"FULL FRONTAL NUDITY\" WAS CONCIEVED, WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY...(CREDITS)\'', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3063, 8, 'Hell\'s Grannies', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The \'It\'s\' man realizes that he has a bomb and runs off still carrying it. As the credits end it explodes.', '1969-11-25', '1969-12-07'),
(3064, 9, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'A forest. From an explosion in the far distance the \'It\'s\' man runs very rapidly up to camera and announces:', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3065, 9, NULL, 2, 'Michael Palin', 'It\'s Man', 'It\'s...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3066, 9, NULL, 1, NULL, 'Voice Over', 'and CAPTION:', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3067, 9, NULL, 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice Over', '\'MONTY PYTHON\'S FLYING CIRCUS\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3068, 9, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'Opening animated titles.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3069, 9, 'Llamas', 1, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION: \'PART 2\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3070, 9, 'Llamas', 1, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION \'THE LLAMA\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3071, 9, 'Llamas', 1, NULL, NULL, 'A Spanish guitarist (Eric) and a dancer (Terry J) in traditional spanish costume.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3072, 9, 'Llamas', 1, NULL, NULL, 'SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION: \'LIVE FROM GOLDERS GREEN\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3073, 9, 'Llamas', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Man enters and walks up to a life-size photo of a llama. He delivers the following lecture in Spanish, with help from the guitarist and dancer, and superimposed subtitles.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3074, 9, 'Llamas', 1, NULL, 'Man', 'but in Spanish with subtitles in English', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3075, 9, 'Llamas', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'The llama is a quadruped which lives in the big rivers like the Amazon. It has two ears, a heart, a forehead, and a beak for eating honey. But it is provided with fins for swimming.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3076, 9, 'Llamas', 2, NULL, 'Guitarist & Dancer', 'Llamas are larger than frogs.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3077, 9, 'Llamas', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'Llamas are dangerous, so if you see one where people are swimming, you shout...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3078, 9, 'Llamas', 2, NULL, 'Guitarist & Dancer', 'Look out, there are llamas!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3079, 9, 'Llamas', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Graham dressed in a spanish frock, enters on a moped; he blows up a paper bag and bursts it. They bow. Cut to exterior Ada\'s Snack Bar (a small cafe). Hand-held camera moves round the back to where an announcer is seated at desk with an old-fashioned BBC microphone.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3080, 9, 'A man with a tape recorder up his nose', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Announcer', 'And now for something completely different - a man with a tape recorder up his nose.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3081, 9, 'A man with a tape recorder up his nose', 1, NULL, NULL, 'We see Michael, in evening dress, on a small stage, with potted plants, etc. He ostentatiously inserts a finger up one nostril. We hear the Marseillaise. He removes the finger; the music stops. He inserts the finger up the other nostril: we hear rewinding noises. Once again he inserts a finger up the first nostril: again we hear the Marseillaise. He bows. Stock film of Women\'s Institute applauding. He inserts a finger up his nostril again, and we hear:', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3082, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Voice Over', 'And now for something completely different. The office of Sir George Head, OBE.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3083, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 3, NULL, NULL, 'Large study with maps and photographs on the wall and a large desk at which sits Sir George Head.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3084, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Next please.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3085, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Arthur walks into the room and up to the desk.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3086, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'looking up', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3087, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'One at a time please.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3088, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'There is only me, sir.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3089, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'putting a hand over one eye', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3090, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'So there is. Take a . . .', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3091, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Seat?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3092, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Seat! Take a seat. So!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3093, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'looking over to Bob\'s right', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3094, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'keeps looking off to right', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3095, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Bob', 'rather uncertain', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3096, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Me, sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3097, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Yes.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3098, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Yes, I\'d very much like to, sir.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3099, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Jolly good, jolly good.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3100, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'he ticks the sheet and then looks straight at Bob', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3101, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'And how about you?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3102, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'putting hand over eye and looking both at Bob and to Bob\'s right', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3103, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'he tears up form', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3104, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Now let me fill you in. I\'m leading this expedition and we\'re going to climb both peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3105, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'I thought there was only one peak, sir.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3106, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'getting up, putting one hand over one eye again and going to large map of Africa on wall and peering at it at point-blank range', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3107, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Well, that\'ll save a bit of time. Well done. Now the object of this expedition is to see if we can find any traces of last year\'s expedition.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3108, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Last year\'s expedition?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3109, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Yes, my brother was leading that, they were going to build a bridge between the two peaks,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3110, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'looks at map with one hand over eye', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3111, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'My idea I\'m afraid. Now, I ought to tell you that I have practically everyone I need for this expedition ... so what special qualifications do you have?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3112, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Well, sir...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3113, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Yes, you first.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3114, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'to Bob\'s right', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3115, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'to Bob', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3116, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Carry on.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3117, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Well I\'m a fully qualified mountaineer.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3118, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Mountaineer? Mountaineer', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3119, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'looks it up in the dictionary', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3120, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'where the devil are they, mound, mount... mountain... a mountaineer: \'two men skilled in climbing mountains\'. Jolly good, well you\'re in. Congratulations, both of you. Well, er, what are your names?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3121, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Arthur Wilson.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3122, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Arthur Wilson, right well look, I\'ll call you', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3123, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Arthur Wilson two, just to avoid confusion.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3124, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Are you actually leading this expedition sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3125, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Yes, we are leading this expedition to Africa.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3126, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'And what routes will you both be taking?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3127, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Good questions... shall I? Well we\'ll be leaving on January 22nd and taking the following routes.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3128, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'goes over to large map, clearly labelled Surrey', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3129, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'The A23s through Purleys down on the main roads near Purbrights avoiding Leatherheads and then taking the A231s entering Rottingdeans from the North. From Rottingdeans we go through Africa to Nairobis. We take the South road out of Nairobis for about twelve miles and then ask.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3130, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Does anyone speak Swahili, sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3131, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Oh, yes I think most of them do down there.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3132, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Does anyone in our party speak Swahili sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3133, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Oh, well Matron\'s got a smattering.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3134, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Apart from the two Matrons ...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3135, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Good God, I\'d forgotten about her.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3136, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Apart from them, who else is coming on the expedition, sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3137, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Well we\'ve got the Arthur Brown twins, two botanists called Machin, the William Johnston brothers ...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3138, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Two of them?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3139, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'No four of them, a pair of identical twins ... and a couple of the Ken Spinoza quads - the other two pulled out. And of course you two.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3140, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'And none of these are mountaineers?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3141, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Well you two are, and we\'ve got a brace of guides called Jimmy Blenkinsop... because Kilimanjaro is a pretty tricky climb you know, most of it\'s up until you reach the very very top, and then it tends to slope away rather sharply. But Jimmy\'s put his heads together and worked out a way up.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3142, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'opens door', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3143, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'Jimmy walks in wearing full climbing gear', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3144, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'I don\'t believe you\'ve met. Jimmy Blenkinsop - Arthur Wilson, Arthur Wilson -Jimmy Blenkinsop... Arthur Wilson two -James Blenkinsop one, James Blenkinsop one - Arthur Wilson two. Carry on Jimmies.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3145, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Jimmy', 'to Bob, reassuring him', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3146, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Jimmy', 'puts hand over eye', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3147, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Jimmy', 'Jimmy proceeds to walk round the room clambering over every single piece of available furniture. He doesn\'t stop talking. Causing a complete wreckage, he clambers over the desk, onto a bookcase and round the room knocking furniture over, meanwhile he is saying..', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3148, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Jimmy', 'Now the approach to Kilimanjaro is quite simply over the foothills, and then we go on after that to ... ohh... to set a base camp, somewhere in the region of the bottom of the glacier when...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3149, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Jimmy', 'Jimmy staggers out headlong through the door. There are loud crashing noises', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3150, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'He\'ll be leading the first assault.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3151, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Well I\'m afraid I shan\'t be coming on your expedition sir, as I\'ve absolutely no confidence in anyone involved in it.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3152, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Bob gets up and walks out slamming the door.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3153, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Oh dear.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3154, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Sir', 'pause - look over at other? Bob', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3155, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'Well how about you?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3156, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, 'Bob', 'sitting in chair at other angle of desk', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3157, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Bob', 'Well I\'m game, sir.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3158, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to two sirs, double image, split screen.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3159, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Sir', 'So are we.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3160, 9, 'Kilimanjaro expedition (double vision)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to two announcers (Johns) at desks. They put telephones down, turns to camera, and announce:', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3161, 9, 'A man with a tape recorder up his brother\'s nose', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Announcers', 'And now for aomething completely different - a man with a tape recorder up his brother\'s nose.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3162, 9, 'A man with a tape recorder up his brother\'s nose', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to Michael on small stage as before, this time also with Graham. Michael puts a finger up Graham\'s nostril: we hear the Marseillaise. He removes it: the music stops. He puts a finger up Graham\'s other nostril, and we hear rewinding noises.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3163, 9, 'A man with a tape recorder up his brother\'s nose', 1, NULL, 'Voice Over', 'and CAPTION:', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3164, 9, 'A man with a tape recorder up his brother\'s nose', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice Over', '\'AND NOW IN STEREO...\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3165, 9, 'A man with a tape recorder up his brother\'s nose', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Michael simultaneously puts a finger up his own nostril and a finger (on the other hand) up Graham\'s; we hear two recordings of the Marseillaise together (out of sync).', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3166, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 3, NULL, NULL, 'An animated sequence then leads us to a gents suburban hairdressing salon. A customer comes in. The barber is standing in a white coat washing his hands at a basin.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3167, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Morning.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3168, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'flinching slightly', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3169, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'Ah ... good morning sir, good morning. I\'ll be with you in a minute.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3170, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Customer sits in barber\'s chair. Barber carries on washing. He seems to be over-thoroughly washing and rewashing his hands and lower arms. Barber turns and smiles humourlessly, at customer. At last he has finished washing. He dries his hands thoroughly, turns and comes over to the customer. There are very obvious blood stains on his coat and his lapel is torn off. One stain could be the mark of a bloodstained hand which has slipped down the length of it. He picks up a sheet and shakes it out. Sound of iron and heavy objects falling on the floor. He throws it around the customer. As he knots the sheet at the back he is about to pull it tight and strangle the customer. His face sweats, a wild look in his eyes. Then with a supreme effort he controls himself. Customer smiles reassuringly at him.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3171, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'How... how would you like it, sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3172, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Just short back and sides please.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3173, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'How do you do that?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3174, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Well it\'s just... ordinary short back and sides.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3175, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'It\'s not a ... razor cut?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3176, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'suddenly', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3177, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'controlling himself', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3178, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'sigh of relief', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3179, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'It\'s just a scissors.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3180, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Yes...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3181, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Customer', 'laughs, thinking the barber must be having a little joke', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3182, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'You wouldn\'t rather just have it combed, would you sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3183, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'I beg your pardon?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3184, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'You wouldn\'t rather forget all about it?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3185, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'No, no, no, I want it cut.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3186, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'At the word cut barber winces.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3187, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'Cut, cut, cut, blood, spurt, artery, murder, Hitchcock, Psycho... right sir ... well ...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3188, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'swallows hard', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3189, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'I\'ll just get everything ready. In the meanwhile perhaps you could fill in one of these.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3190, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He hands him a bit of paper; the barber goes to a cupboard and opens it.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3191, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'All right, fine, yes.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3192, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'On the inside of the door there is a large medical chart headed: \'Main Arteries\'. His shaking hand traces the arteries and he looks occasionally back at the customer.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3193, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Excuse me, er...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3194, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'What?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3195, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Where it says: \'next of kin\' shall I put \'mother\'?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3196, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'Yes, yes ... yes.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3197, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Right there we are.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3198, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Customer', 'hands form to barber', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3199, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'Thank you.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3200, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He gets scissors and comb ready and comes up behind the customer and spreads his arms out, opening and shutting scissors as barbers do before cutting.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3201, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'Right!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3202, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He can\'t bring himself to start cutting; after one or two attempts he goes to the cupboard again, gets a whisky bottle out and takes a hard swig. He comes up behind the customer again.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3203, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'Ha, ha, ha ... there, I\'ve finished.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3204, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'What?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3205, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'I\'ve finished cutting... cutting... cutting your hair. It\'s all done,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3206, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'You haven\'t started cutting it!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3207, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'I have! I did it very quickly... your honour...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3208, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'sir', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3209, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', '... sir...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3210, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Customer', 'getting rather testy', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3211, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Look here old fellow, I know when a chap\'s cut my hair and when he hasn\'t. So will you please stop fooling around and get on with it.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3212, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The barber bends down to the floor and drags out a tape recorder which he places behind the barber\'s chair, talking as he does so.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3213, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'Yes, yes, I will, I\'m going to cut your hair, sir. I\'m going to start cutting your hair, sir, start cutting now!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3214, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He switches on tape recorder and then he himself cowers down against the wall as far from the chair as he can get, trembling.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3215, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'Nice day, sir,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3216, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Yes, flowers could do with a drop of rain though, eh?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3217, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Tape Recorder', 'snip, snip', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3218, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'Did you see the match last night, sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3219, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Yes. Good game. I thought.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3220, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Tape Recorder', 'snip, snip, snip; sound of electric razor starting up', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3221, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'I thought Hurst played well sir.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3222, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Customer', 'straining to hear', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3223, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Tape Recorder', 'razor stops', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3224, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'I thought Hurst played well.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3225, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Oh yes ... yes ... he was the only one who did though.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3226, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'Can you put your head down a little, sir?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3227, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Sorry, sorry.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3228, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Customer', 'his head is bowed', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3229, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'I prefer to watch Palace nowadays.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3230, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Tape Recorder', 'electric razor starts up again', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3231, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'Oh! Sorry! Was that your ear?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3232, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'No no ... I didn\'t feel a thing.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3233, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The customer rises out from his seat, taking the sheet off himself and looking in the mirror and delving into pocket. He turns round for the first time and sees the cowering barber.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14');
INSERT INTO `forgatokonyv` (`id`, `epizodid`, `resz`, `tipusid`, `szinesz`, `karakter`, `reszletek`, `felvetel_datuma`, `lejatszas_datuma`) VALUES
(3234, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Look, what\'s going on?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3235, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'Yes, it\'s a nice spot, isn\'t it.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3236, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Look, I came here for a haircut!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3237, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'pathetically', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3238, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'It looks very nice sir.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3239, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 1, NULL, 'Customer', 'angrily', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3240, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'It\'s exactly the same as when I first came in.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3241, 9, 'Homicidal barber', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Tape Recorder', 'Right, that\'s the lot then.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3242, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'All right ... I confess I haven\'t cut your hair ... I hate cutting hair. I have this terrible un-un-uncontrollable fear whenever I see hair. When I was a kid I used to hate the sight of hair being cut. My mother said I was a fool. She said the only way to cure it was to become a barber. So I spent five ghastly years at the Hairdressers\' Training Centre at Totnes. Can you imagine what it\'s like cutting the', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3243, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'same head', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3244, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'five', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3245, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'he is gradually straightening up with a visionary gleam in his eyes', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3246, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'he tears off his barber\'s jacket, to reveal tartan shirt and lumberjack trousers underneath; as he speaks the lights dim behind him and a choir of Mounties is heard, faintly in the distance', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3247, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'moves to stand infront of back-drop of Canadian mountains and forests', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3248, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'a frail adoring blonde, the heroine of many a mountains film, or perhaps the rebel maid, rushes to his side and looks adoringly into his eyes', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3249, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'We\'d sing ... sing ... sing.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3250, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The choir is loud by now and music as well.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3251, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'singing', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3252, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Barber', 'I sleep all night and I work all day', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3253, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Light comes up to his left to reveal a choir of Mounties.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3254, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He\'s a lumberjack, and he\'s OK,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3255, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He sleeps all night and he works all day.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3256, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'I cut down trees, I eat my lunch,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3257, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'I go to the lavatory.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3258, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'On Wednesdays I go shopping,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3259, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'And have buttered scones for tea.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3260, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He cuts down trees, He eats his lunch,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3261, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He goes to the lavatory.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3262, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'On Wednesdays he goes shopping,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3263, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'And have buttered scones for tea.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3264, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He\'s a lumberjack, and he\'s OK,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3265, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He sleeps all night and he works all day.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3266, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'I cut down trees, I skip and jump,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3267, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'I like to press wild flowers.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3268, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'I put on women\'s clothing,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3269, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'And hang around in bars.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3270, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He cuts down trees, he skips and jumps,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3271, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He likes to press wild flowers.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3272, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He puts on women\'s clothing', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3273, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'And hangs around.... In bars???????', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3274, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'During the last verse the choir has started to look uncomfortable but they brighten up as they go into the chorus.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3275, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'I chop down trees, I wear high heels,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3276, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'Suspenders and a bra.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3277, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'I wish I\'d been a girlie', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3278, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Barber', 'Just like my dear Mama.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3279, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'He cuts down trees, he wears high heels', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3280, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'spoken rather than sung', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3281, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, 'Mounties Choir', 'Suspenders and a .... a Bra????', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3282, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'They all mumble. Music runs down. The girl looks horrified and bursts into tears.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3283, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', '...just like my dear Mama.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3284, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'Connie Booth', 'Girl', 'Oh Bevis! And I thought you were so rugged.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3285, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to hand-written letter.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3286, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice Over', 'Dear Sir, I wish to complain in the strongest possible terms about the song which you have just broadcast, about the lumberjack who wears women\'s clothes. Many of my best friends are lumberjacks and only a few of them are transvestites. Yours faithfully, Brigadier Sir Charles Arthur Strong (Mrs.) PS I have never kissed the editor of the Radio Times.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3287, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to pepperpot.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3288, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Pepperpot', 'Well I object to all this sex on the television. I mean I keep falling off.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3289, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Shot of battered trophy.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3290, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION: \'THAT JOKE WAS BRITAIN\'S ENTRY FOR THIS YEAR\'S RUBBER MAC OF ZURICH AWARD\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3291, 9, 'Lumberjack song', 1, NULL, NULL, 'ROLLER CAPTION: \'IT CAME LAST\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3292, 9, 'Gumby crooner', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to Canadian backdrop. In front, a man with a knotted handkerchief on his head, a wooly pullover, and braces.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3293, 9, 'Gumby crooner', 1, NULL, NULL, 'SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION: \'PROF. R. J. GUMBY\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3294, 9, 'Gumby crooner', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Gumby', 'Well I think television\'s killed real entertainment. In the old days we used to make our own fun. At Christmas parties I used to strike myself on the head repeatedly with blunt instruments while crooning.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3295, 9, 'Gumby crooner', 1, NULL, 'Gumby', 'sings', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3296, 9, 'Gumby crooner', 1, NULL, 'Gumby', 'hits himself on head with bricks', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3297, 9, 'Gumby crooner', 1, NULL, 'Gumby', 'hits himself', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3298, 9, 'Gumby crooner', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Gumby', 'Others find peace of mind...\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3299, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to a swish nightclub. Compère enters.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3300, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Compère', 'Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Refreshment Room here at Bletchley.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3301, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 1, NULL, 'Compère', 'applause', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3302, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 1, NULL, 'Compère', 'grovelling', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3303, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 1, NULL, 'Compère', 'by now on his knees', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3304, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Compère', 'Someone whose boots I would gladly lick clean until holes wore through my tongue, a man who is so totally and utterly wonderful, that I would rather be sealed in a pit of my own filth, than dare tread on the same stage with him.Ladies and gentlemen, the incomparably superior human being, Harry Fink!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3305, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 2, NULL, 'Voice Off', 'He can\'t come!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3306, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Compère', 'Never mind, it\'s not all it\'s cracked up to be. Ladies and gentlemen, we give you Ken Buddha and his inflatable knees.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3307, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to Ken (Terry J) in evening dress; his knees go \'bang\'.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3308, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Compère', 'Ken Buddha, a smile, two bangs and a religion. Now ladies and gentlemen, for your further entertainment, Brian Islam and Brucie.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3309, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Two animated men dance to jug band music. When they finish we cut back to the barber and customer.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3310, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'So anyway, I became a barber.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3311, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 1, NULL, 'Customer', 'sympathetically', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3312, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Customer', 'Poor chap.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3313, 9, 'The refreshment room at Bletchley', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Barber', 'Yes, pity really, I always preferred the outdoor life. Hunting, shooting, fishing. Getting out there with a gun, slaughtering a few of God\'s creatures - that was the life. Charging about the moorland, blasting their heads off.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3314, 9, 'Hunting film', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to a large country house. A number of sportin\' gentlemen dressed in huntin\' tweed and carrying shotguns come out, casually firing the guns at random. They climb into a land-rover and drive off. Cut to huntin\' country. A line of beater moves towards the camera; as they do so several young couples leap up out of the undergrowth and run away. Shots of hunters stalking their prey and shooting. One of them breaks his gun into two pieces. Another fires into the air. An egg lands on his head. Cut to two duellists (with pistols) and a referee standing between them. They fire; the referee falls dead. A huntin\' gentleman fires into the air, falls over backwards; a young couple gets up from close behind him and run away. Another huntin\' gentleman is arguing defensively with a pilot who has just landen by parachute. A hunter fires into some bushes; a Red Indian pops up and runs away in alarm. They all return to the house, legs and arms variously in plaster and bandaged. Two of them carry a pole between them from which is slung a very small bird. The picture of the outside of the house freezes and we pull back to reveal that it is a photo on a stand, by which stands the knight in armour, expectantly flexing his raw chicken. The floor manager comes up to him.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3315, 9, 'Hunting film', 3, NULL, 'Floor Manager', 'I\'m sorry, we don\'t need you this week.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3316, 9, 'Hunting film', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Knight looks dejected, droops and slinks off, still holding chicken. He walks past a hen house from wherein we hear a voice.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3317, 9, 'Hunting film', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice', 'And now for something completely different.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3318, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to a sitting room. Low sexy lighting - ha ha - soft sexy music. On the sofa are Victor and Iris just beginning to make passes at each other.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3319, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Would you mind terribly if I hold your hand?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3320, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Iris', 'Oh no, no, not at all.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3321, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Oh Iris, you\'re so very beautiful.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3322, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Iris', 'Oh, do you really mean that?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3323, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'I do, I do, I do. I think... I\'m beginning to fall in love with you.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3324, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Iris', 'Oh Victor.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3325, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'It\'s silly isn\'t it?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3326, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Iris', 'No, no, not at all dear sweet Victor.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3327, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'No I didn\'t mean that. Only just us being so close together for so many months in the soft-toy department and yet never daring to...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3328, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Iris', 'Oh, oh Victor.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3329, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Oh Iris.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3330, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Victor', 'they move closer to kiss; just before their lips meet the doorbell rings', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3331, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Who can that be?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3332, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Iris', 'Oh, well you try and get rid of them.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3333, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Yes I will, I will.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3334, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Victor opens the front door. Arthur Name is standing outside the door.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3335, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Hello!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3336, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Hello.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3337, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Remember me?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3338, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'No I\'m...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3339, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'In the pub. The tall thin one with the moustache, remember? About three years ago?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3340, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'No, I don\'t I\'m afraid.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3341, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Oh, blimey, it\'s dark in here,', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3342, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Arthur', 'switches light on', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3343, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'that\'s better. Only you said we must have a drink together sometime, so I thought I\'d take you up on it as the film society meeting was cancelled this evening.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3344, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Look, to be frank, it is a little awkward this evening.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3345, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Arthur', 'stepping in; to Iris', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3346, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Hello, I\'m Arthur. Arthur Name. Name by name but not by nature. I always say that, don\'t I Vicky boy?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3347, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Really...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3348, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Arthur', 'to Victor', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3349, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Is that your wife?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3350, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Er, no, actually.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3351, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Oh, I get the picture. Eh? Well don\'t worry about me Vicky boy, I know all about one-night stands.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3352, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'I beg your pardon?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3353, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Mind if I change the record?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3354, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Arthur', 'takes the record off', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3355, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Look, look, we put that on.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3356, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Here\'s a good one, I heard it in a pub. What\'s brown, what\'s brown and sounds like a bell?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3357, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'What\'s brown and sounds like a bell? Dung! Ha, ha, ha, that\'s a good one. I like that one, I won\'t keep you long.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3358, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Arthur', 'the gramophone plays the \'Liberty Bell March\' very loud', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3359, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'That\'s better, now don\'t worry about me. I\'ll wait here till you\'ve finished.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3360, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The doorbell rings again.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3361, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Who the hell...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3362, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'I\'ll get it. It\'ll be friends of mine. I took the liberty of inviting them along.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3363, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Look, we were hoping to have a quiet evening on our own.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3364, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Oh, they won\'t mind. They\'re very broad-minded. Hello!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3365, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He opens the door; Mr and Mrs Equator walk in and go straight up to Victor.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3366, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Good evening. My name is Equator, Mr Equator Equator. Like round the middle of the Earth, only with an L.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3367, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Mr Equator', 'wheezing laugh', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3368, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'This is my wife Audrey, she smells a bit but she has a heart of gold.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3369, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Audrey', 'Hello, ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3370, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'There must have been some kind of misunderstanding, because this is not the...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3371, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Who\'s that then?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3372, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'What?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3373, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Who\'s the bird?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3374, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'I\'m...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3375, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'You got a nice pair there haven\'t you love.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3376, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Mr Equator', 'puts hand on Iris\'s boobs and gives a wet kiss; Iris screams', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3377, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Shut up you silly bitch, it was only a bit of fun.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3378, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Now look here ...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3379, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Big gin please.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3380, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'I\'ll get it.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3381, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Victor', 'going after Arthur', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3382, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Look, leave those drinks alone.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3383, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Audrey', 'And three tins of beans for me please.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3384, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'I told you to lay off the beans, you whore!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3385, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Audrey', 'I only want three cans.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3386, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Button your lip you rat-bag.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3387, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Mr Equator', 'laughs uproariously', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3388, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Audrey', 'joins in', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3389, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Audrey', 'Ha, ha, ha, ha...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3390, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'It was rather witty, wasn\'t it? Where\'s my gin?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3391, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The doorbell rings again', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3392, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Who the hell\'s that?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3393, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Oh, I took the liberty of inviting an old friend along, as his wife has just passed away, and he\'s somewhat distraught poor chap. I hope you don\'t mind.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3394, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Arthur', 'opening door', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3395, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Arthur', 'Come on in.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3396, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'In walks Mr Freight in underpants, sequins, eye make-up, white wellies, and necklace.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3397, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Terry Gilliam', 'Mr Freight', 'Oh? My God, what a simply ghastly place.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3398, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Not too good is it? A pint of crème de menthe for my friend. Well how are you, you great poof?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3399, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Mr Equator', 'sits down', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3400, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Mr Equator', 'throws it into fire', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3401, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Iris', 'Aaaagh! Boo boo hooo.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3402, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Terry Gilliam', 'Mr Freight', 'I\'ve asked along a simply gorgeous little man I picked up outside the Odeon.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3403, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Is he sexy?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3404, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'In walks Mr Cook with a goat. Freight kisses him.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3405, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Cook', 'I had to bring the goat, he\'s not well. I only hope he don\'t go on the carpet.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3406, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Mr Equator', 'to Iris', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3407, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Come on then love, drop \'em.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3408, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Carol Cleveland', 'Iris', 'Aaaaaaagh!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3409, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Iris', 'runs out', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3410, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Blimey, she don\'t go much do she.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3411, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He sits in chair which collapses.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3412, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Audrey', 'Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, oooooh! I\'ve wet \'em', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3413, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Cook', 'The goat\'s just done a bundle.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3414, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'A group of singers run on, dressed as Welsh miners. All talk at once.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3415, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'Look, get out all of you. Go on. Get out! Get out!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3416, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'I beg your pardon?', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3417, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Victor', 'I\'m turning you all out. I\'m not having my house filled with filthy perverts, now look, I\'m giving you just half a minute then I\'m going to call the police, so get out.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3418, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'I don\'t much like the tone of your voice.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3419, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Mr Equator', 'shoots him', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3420, 9, 'The visitors', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Mr Equator', 'Right let\'s have a ding dong...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3421, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'All', 'singing', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3422, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'All', 'Ding dong merrily on high, in Heaven the bells are ringing etc...', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3423, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to \'It\'s\' man', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3424, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Spanish Voices', 'in Spanish', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3425, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, 'Spanish Voices', 'Look out, there are llamas!', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3426, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, '\'It\'s\' man runs away into forest.', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3427, 9, 'The visitors', 1, NULL, NULL, 'ROLLER CAPTION: \'THE ANT; AN INTRODUCTION, WAS CONCIEVED, WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY... (CREDITS)\'', '1969-12-07', '1969-12-14'),
(3428, 10, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'Boring old \'It\'s\' man hanging from a meat-hook.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3429, 10, NULL, 2, 'Michael Palin', 'It\'s Man', 'It\'s...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3430, 10, NULL, 1, NULL, 'Voice Over', 'and CAPTION:', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3431, 10, NULL, 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice Over', '\'MONTY PYTHON\'S FLYING CIRCUS\'', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3432, 10, NULL, 1, NULL, NULL, 'Animated titles as per usual.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3433, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 3, NULL, NULL, 'Lingerie shop set. Assistant standing waiting behind counter. At the side the robber also stands waiting. They hum to themselves and waste time, looking at wrist watches, this takes about fifteen seconds.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3434, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 3, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to letter on BBC stationary. The camera pulls back to show a grotty little man reading the letter and sitting at a breakfast table in a small kitchen. His wife is busying herself in wifelike activities.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3435, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'Ooh. Ooh.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3436, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Oh, what is it dear?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3437, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'It\'s from the BBC. They want to know if I want to be in a sketch on telly.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3438, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Oooh. That\'s nice.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3439, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'What? It\'s acting innit?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3440, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Yes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3441, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'Well I\'m a plumber. I can\'t act.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3442, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Oh, you never know till you try. Look at Mrs Brando\'s son next door. He was mending the fridge when they came and asked him to be the Wild One. What do they want you to do?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3443, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'Well, they just want me to stand at a counter, and when the sketch starts I go out.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3444, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Oh, that sounds nice. It\'s what they call a walk-on.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3445, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'Walk-on? That\'s a walk-off, that\'s what this is.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3446, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to lingerie shop; assistant and robber still hanging around waiting. A few seconds of this. Floor manager walks on.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3447, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 1, NULL, 'Robber', 'quietly', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3448, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'Well, where is he, George?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3449, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, NULL, 'Floor Manager', 'I don\'t know, he should have been here hours ago.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3450, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'He bloody should have been.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3451, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to grotty kitchen.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3452, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 1, NULL, NULL, '.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3453, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Well what else does it say?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3454, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'It just says \'We would like you to be in a sketch. You are standing at a counter. When the sketch starts you go off. Yours faithfully, Lord Hill.\'', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3455, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Oh well, you\'d better be off then.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3456, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'Yeah, well, what about the cat?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3457, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Oh I\'ll look after the cat. Goodness me, Mrs Newman\'s eldest never worried about the cat when he went off to do \'The Sweet Bird of Youth\'.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3458, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Man', 'All right then, all right. Bye. Bye dear.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3459, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Bye bye, and mind you don\'t get seduced.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3460, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Man leaves, wife stands for a moment, then...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3461, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'Oh, it\'ll make a change from plumbing. Dad! Frank\'s got a television part.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3462, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 1, NULL, NULL, 'She turns on the TV set. On the TV comes the picture of the assistant and the robber and floor manager waiting in the lingerie shop. After a second or two a man is brought in and introduced to floor manager, who positions him and cues him. The man walks out.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3463, 10, 'Walk-on part in sketch', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Wife', 'You missed him.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3464, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to shop, the robber walks in and points gun at the assistant.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3465, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'Good morning, I am a bank robber. Er, please don\'t panic, just hand over all your money.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3466, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 1, NULL, 'Assistant', 'politely', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3467, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Assistant', 'This is a lingerie shop, sir.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3468, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'Fine, fine, fine.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3469, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 1, NULL, 'Robber', 'slightly nonplussed', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3470, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'Adopt, adapt and improve. Motto of the round table. Well, um ... what have you got?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3471, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 1, NULL, 'Assistant', 'still politely', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3472, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Assistant', 'Er, we\'ve got corsets, stockings, suspender belts, tights, bras, slips, petticoats, knickers, socks and garters, sir.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3473, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'Fine, fine, fine, fine. No large piles of money in safes?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3474, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Assistant', 'No, sir.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3475, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'No deposit accounts?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3476, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Assistant', 'No sir.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3477, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'No piles of cash in easy to carry bags?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3478, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Assistant', 'None at all sir.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3479, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'No luncheon vouchers?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3480, 10, 'Bank robber (lingerie shop)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Robber', 'Fine, fine. Well, um... adopt, adapt and improve. Just a pair of knickers then please.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3481, 10, 'Trailer', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to effeminate announcer sittin at continuity desk. Any resemblance to Mel Oxley should be accidental. His name is David Unction.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3482, 10, 'Trailer', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Unction', 'Well that was a bit of fun wasn\'t it. Ha, ha, ha. And a special good evening to', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3483, 10, 'Trailer', 2, NULL, 'Unction', 'you', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3484, 10, 'Trailer', 2, NULL, 'Unction', 'me', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3485, 10, 'Trailer', 1, NULL, 'Unction', 'holds up card saying \'David Unction\'', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3486, 10, 'Trailer', 1, NULL, 'Unction', 'you', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3487, 10, 'Trailer', 1, NULL, 'Unction', 'is', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3488, 10, 'Trailer', 1, NULL, 'Unction', 'Friend', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3489, 10, 'Trailer', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Unction', ', ha, ha, ha. Well, let\'s see what we\'ve got next. In a few moments \'It\'s A Tree\' and in the chair as usual is Arthur Tree, and starring in the show will be a host of star guests as his star guests. And then at 9.30 we\'ve got another rollocking half hour of laughter-packed squalor with \'Yes it\'s the Sewage Farm Attendants\'. And this week Dan falls into a vat of human dung with hilarious consequences. Ha, ha, ha. But now it\'s the glittering world of show business with Arthur Tree...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3490, 10, 'Trailer', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Music.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3491, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION: \'IT\'S A TREE\'', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3492, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Stock film. Quick cuts. Plane arriving at night. Showbiz lights. Film premières. Audience applauding. Cut to studio: a tree sitting in a middle chair in David Frost type intreview set. Zoom in on tree which has a mouth which moves.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3493, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Tree', 'Hello. Hello people, and welcome to \'It\'s a Tree\'. We have some really exiting guests for you this evening. A fabulous spruce, back from a tour of Holland, three gum trees making their first appearance in this country, scots pine and the conifers, and Elm Tree Bole - there you go, can\'t be bad - an exiting new American plank, a rainforest and a bucket of sawdust giving their views on teenage violence, and an unusual guest for this programme, a piece of laminated plastic.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3494, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Shot of piece of laminated plastic with mouth.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3495, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, 'Plastic', 'Hi there!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3496, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Tree', 'But first, will you please, please welcome - a block of wood.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3497, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Shot of large block four feet cube, with a mouth, on the chair next to Tree.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3498, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Shot of a forest with the sound of applause over.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3499, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Tree', 'Well, er, thanks Tree. I\'ve got to pay the rent.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3500, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, NULL, 'They both laugh. Shot of forest laughing.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3501, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Tree', 'Ha, ha, ha, ha, super. Well, what have you been doing, Block?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3502, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Block', 'Well I\'ve just been starring in several major multi-million dollar international films, and, during breaks on the set, I\'ve been designing a Cathedral, doing wonderful unpublicized work for charity, er, finishing my history of the world, of course, pulling the birds, er, photographing royalty on the loo, averting World War Three - can\'t be bad - and, er learning to read.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3503, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Tree', 'The full Renaissance bit, really...super, super. Well I\'ve got to stop you there Block I\'m afraid, because we\'ve got someone who\'s been doing cabaret in the New Forest. From America, will you welcome please a Chippendale writing desk.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3504, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 2, NULL, NULL, 'ANIMATION:', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3505, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, NULL, 'a Chippendale desk.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3506, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, 'Chip', 'Thank you Mr Tree. And I\'d like to do a few impressions of some of my favourite Englishmen. First off. Long John Silver.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3507, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, 'Chip', 'suitable animation', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3508, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, 'Chip', 'a huge hammer smashes it', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3509, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, 'Chip', 'Animated compère:', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3510, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, 'Compère', 'Wasn\'t that just great, ladies and gentlemen, wait a minute we\'ve got something else I just know you\'re going to love.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3511, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, 'Compère', 'fanfares', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3512, 10, 'Arthur Tree', 1, NULL, 'Compère', 'more fanfares', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3513, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Animation film into Vocational Guidance Counsellor sketch.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3514, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 3, NULL, 'Voices Singing', 'Vocational guidance counsellor ... vocational guidance counsellor ... vocational guidance counsellor ... etc.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3515, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Office set. Man sitting at desk. Mr Anchovy is standing waiting. The counsellor looks at his watch then starts the sketch.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3516, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Ah Mr Anchovy. Do sit down.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3517, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Thank you. Take the weight off the feet, eh?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3518, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Yes, yes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3519, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Lovely weather for the time of year, I must say.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3520, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Enough of this gay banter. And now Mr Anchovy, you asked us to advise you which job in life you were best suited for.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3521, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'That is correct, yes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3522, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Well I now have the results here of the interviews and the aptitude tests that you took last week, and from them we\'ve built up a pretty clear picture of the sort of person that you are. And I think I can say, without fear of contradiction, that the ideal job for you is chartered accountancy.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3523, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'But I', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3524, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'am', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3525, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'a chartered accountant.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3526, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Jolly good. Well back to the office with you then.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3527, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'No! No! No! You don\'t understand. I\'ve been a chartered accountant for the last twenty years. I want a new job. Something', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3528, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'exciting', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3529, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'live', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3530, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', '.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3531, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Well chartered accountancy is rather exciting isn\'t it?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3532, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Exciting? No it\'s', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3533, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'not', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3534, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'Dull', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3535, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', '. My God it\'s dull, it\'s so desperately dull and tedious and stuffy and boring and des-per-ate-ly DULL.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3536, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Well, er, yes Mr Anchovy, but you see your report here says that you are an extremely dull person. You see, our experts describe you as an appallingly dull fellow, unimaginative, timid, lacking in initiative, spineless, easily dominated, no sense of humour, tedious company and irrepressibly drab and awful. And whereas in most professions these would be considerable drawbacks, in chartered accountancy they are a positive boon.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3537, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'But don\'t you see, I came here to find a new job, a new life, a new', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3538, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'meaning', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3539, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'to my existence. Can\'t you help me?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3540, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Well, do you have any idea of what you want to do?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3541, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Yes, yes I have.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3542, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'What?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3543, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'boldly', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3544, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Lion taming.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3545, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Well yes. Yes. Of course, it\'s a bit of a jump isn\'t it? I mean, er, chartered accountancy to lion taming in one go. You don\'t think it might be better if you worked your way', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3546, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, NULL, 'Counsellor', 'towards', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3547, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'lion taming, say, via banking?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3548, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'No, no, no, no. No. I don\'t want to wait. At nine o\'clock tomorrow I want to be in there, taming.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3549, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Fine, fine. But do you, do you have any qualifications?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3550, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Yes, I\'ve got a hat.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3551, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'A hat?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3552, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Yes, a hat. A lion taming hat. A hat with \'lion tamer\' on it. I got it at Harrods. And it lights up saying \'lion tamer\' in great big neon letters, so that you can tame them after dark when they\'re less stroppy.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3553, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'I see, I see.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3554, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'And you can switch it off during the day time, and claim reasonable wear and tear as allowable professional expenses under paragraph 335C...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3555, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Yes, yes, yes, I do follow, Mr Anchovy, but you see the snag is... if I now call Mr Chipperfield and say to him, \'look here, I\'ve got a forty-five-year-old chartered accountant with me who wants to become a lion tamer\', his first question is not going to be \'does he have his own hat?\' He\'s going to ask what sort of experience you\'ve had with lions.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3556, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Well I ... I\'ve seen them at the zoo.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3557, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Good, good, good.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3558, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Lively brown furry things with short stumpy legs and great long noses. I don\'t know what all the fuss is about, I could tame one of those. They look pretty tame to start with.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3559, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'And these, er, these lions ... how high are they?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3560, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'indicating a height of one foot', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3561, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Well they\'re about so high, you know. They don\'t frighten me at all.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21');
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(3562, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Really. And do these lions eat ants?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3563, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Yes, that\'s right.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3564, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Er, well, Mr Anchovy ... I\'m afraid what you\'ve got hold of there is an anteater.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3565, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'A what?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3566, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'An anteater. Not a lion. You see a lion is a huge savage beast, about five feet high, ten feet long, weighing about four hundred pounds, running forty miles per hour, with masses of sharp pointed teeth and nasty long razor-sharp claws that can rip your belly open before you can say \'Eric Robinson\', and they look like this.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3567, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The counsellor produces large picture of a lion and shows to Mr Anchovy who screams and passes out.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3568, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Time enough I think for a piece of wood.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3569, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION: \'THE LARCH\'', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3570, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Picture of a tree.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3571, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Voice Over', 'The larch.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3572, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to office: Mr Anchovy sits up with a start.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3573, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Now, shall I call Mr Chipperfield?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3574, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Er, no, no, no. I think your idea of making the transition to lion taming via easy stages, say via insurance...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3575, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Or banking.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3576, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Or banking, yes, yes, banking that\'s a man\'s life, isn\'t it? Banking, travel, excitement, adventure, thrills, decisions affecting people\'s lives.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3577, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Jolly good, well, er, shall I put you in touch with a bank?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3578, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Yes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3579, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Fine.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3580, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Anchovy', 'Er... no, no, no. Look, er, it\'s a big decision, I\'d like a couple of weeks to think about it... er... you know, don\'t want to jump into it too quickly. Maybe three weeks. I could let you know definitely then, I just don\'t want to make this definite decision. I\'m er...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3581, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, 'Anchovy', 'continues muttering nervously to himsel', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3582, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, 'Counsellor', 'turning to camera', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3583, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Counsellor', 'Well this is just one of the all too many cases on our books of chartered accountancy. The only way that we can fight this terrible debilitating social disease, is by informing the general public of its consequences, by showing young people that it\'s just not worth it. So, so please... give generously... to this address: The League for Fighting Chartered Accountancy, 55 Lincoln House, Basil Street, London, SW3.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3584, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, NULL, NULL, 'CAPTION:', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3585, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'gives address.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3586, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to David Unction reading \'Physique\' magazine. He puts it into brown paper bag.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3587, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Unction', 'Oh, well that was fun wasn\'t it?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3588, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to helmeted Viking.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3589, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Viking', 'No it wasn\'t, you fairy.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3590, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut back to Unction.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3591, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, 'Unction', 'sarcastically', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3592, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Unction', 'Oh, hello sailor,', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3593, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to Viking.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3594, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Viking', 'Here, you wouldn\'t have got on one of our voyages - they were all dead butch.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3595, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to Unction.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3596, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 1, NULL, 'Unction', 'camply', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3597, 10, 'Vocational Guidance Counseller (chartered accountant)', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Unction', 'Oh that\'s not what I\'ve heard.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3598, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to the sea. Pan to show Ron Obvious running along beach.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3599, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Voice Over', 'There is an epic quality about the sea which has throughout history stirred the hearts and minds of Englishmen of all nations. Sir Francis Drake, Captain Webb, Nelson of Trafalgar and Scott of the Antartic - all rose to the challenge of the mighty ocean. And today another Englishman may add his name to the golden roll of history: Mr Ron Obvious of Neaps End. For today, Ron Obvious hopes to be the first man to jump the Channel.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3600, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Ron runs up to group of cheering supporters. An interviewer addresses him.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3601, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Ron, now let\'s just get this quite clear - you\'re intending to jump across the English Channel?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3602, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Oh yes, that is correct, yes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3603, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'And, er, just how far is that?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3604, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Oh, well it\'s twenty-six miles from here to Calais.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3605, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Er, that\'s to the beach at Calais?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3606, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Well, no, no, provided I get a good lift off and maybe a gust of breeze over the French coast, I shall be jumping into the centre of Calais itself.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3607, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Brief shot of group of Frenchmen with banner. \'Fin de Cross-Channel jump\'.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3608, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Ron are you using any special techniques to jump this great distance?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3609, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Oh no, no. I shall be using an ordinary two-footed jump, er, straight up in the air and across the Channel.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3610, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'I see. Er, Ron, what is the furthest distance that you\'ve jumped, er, so far?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3611, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Er, oh, eleven foot six inches at Motspur Park on July 22nd. Er, but I have done nearly twelve feet unofficially.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3612, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Ron breaks off to make training-type movements.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3613, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'I see. Er, Ron, Ron, Ron, aren\'t you worried Ron, aren\'t you worried jumping twenty-six miles across the sea?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3614, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Oh, well no, no, no, no. It is in fact easier to jump over sea than over dry land.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3615, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Well how is that?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3616, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Er, well my manager explained it to me. You see if you\'re five miles out over the English Channel, with nothing but sea underneath you, er, there is a very great impetus to say in the air.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3617, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'I see. Well, er, thank you very much Ron and the very best of luck.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3618, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Thank you. Thank you.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3619, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, 'Interviewer', 'to camera', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3620, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, 'Interviewer', 'turns to speak to Vercotti, who has a Mafia suit and dark glasses', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3621, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Mr Vercotti, er Mr Vercotti ... Mr Vercotti...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3622, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'What?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3623, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, 'Mr Vercotti', 'mumbles protestations of innocence', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3624, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'I don\'t know what you\'re talking about.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3625, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Er, no, we\'re from the BBC, Mr Vercotti.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3626, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Who?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3627, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'The BBC.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3628, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Oh, oh. I see. I thought, I thought you were the er . .. I like the police a lot, I\'ve got a lot of time for them.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3629, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Mr, er, Mr Vercotti, what is your chief task as Ron\'s manager?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3630, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Well my main task is, er, to fix a sponsor for the big jump.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3631, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'And who is the sponsor?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3632, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'The Chippenham Brick Company. Ah, they, er, pay all the bills, er, in return for which Ron will be carrying half a hundredweight of their bricks.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3633, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, NULL, 'We see a passport officer checking Ron\'s passport.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3634, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'I see. Well, er, it looks as if Ron is ready now. He\'s got the bricks. He\'s had his passport checked and he\'s all set to go. And he\'s off on the first ever cross-Channel jump.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3635, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, 'Interviewer', 'Ron runs down the beach and jumps; he lands about four feet into the water', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3636, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Will Ron be trying the cross-Channel jump again soon?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3637, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'No. No. I\'m taking him off the jumps. Er, because I\'ve got something lined up for Ron next week that I think is very much more up his street.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3638, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Er, what\'s that?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3639, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Er, Ron is going to eat Chichester Cathedral.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3640, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to Chichester Cathedral. Ron walks up to it, brushing his teeth.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3641, 10, 'The first man to jump the Channel', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Well, there he goes, Ron Obvious of Neaps End, in an attempt which could make him the first man ever to eat an entire Anglican Cathedral.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3642, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Ron takes a hefty bite at a buttress, screams and clutches his mouth. Cut to countryside: a map, and a banner saying \'Tunnelling to Java\'. Interviewer and Vercotti walk up to map.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3643, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Well, er, I think, David, this is something which Ron and myself are really keen on. Ron is going to tunnel from Godalming here to Java here.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3644, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, 'Mr Vercotti', 'indicates inaccurately on map', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3645, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Java.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3646, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Yeah, er, I, I personally think this is going to make Ron a household name overnight.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3647, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'And how far has he got?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3648, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Er, well, he\'s quite far now, Dave, well on the way. Well on the way, yeah.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3649, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Well where is he exactly?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3650, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Yeah.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3651, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Where?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3652, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Oh, er, well, er, you know, it\'s difficult to say exactly. He\'s er, you know, in the area of er, Ron, how far have you got?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3653, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, 'Ron', 'emerging from hole', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3654, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Oh about two foot six Mr Vercotti.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3655, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Yeah well keep digging lad, keep digging.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3656, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Ron', 'Mr Vercotti are you sure there isn\'t a spade?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3657, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to interviewer and Vercotti by railway track.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3658, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'Er, Mr Verccotti, what do you say to people who accuse you of exploiting Ron for your own purposes?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3659, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'Well, it\'s totally untrue, David. Ever since I left Sicily I\'ve been trying to do the best for Ron. I know what Ron wants to do, I believe in him and I\'m just trying to create the opportunities for Ron to do the kind of things he wants to do.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3660, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Interviewer', 'And what\'s he going to do today?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3661, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'He\'s going to split a railway carriage with his nose.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3662, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, 'Mr Vercotti', 'screams off', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3663, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to a hillside; Vercotti, interviewer, and in the background a banner: \'Running to Mercury\'.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3664, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'The only difficult bit for Ron is getting out of the Earth\'s atmosphere. Er, once he\'s in orbit he\'ll be able to run straight to Mercury.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3665, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, NULL, 'A heavily bandaged Ron leaps off starting platform: freeze frame. Scream. Cut to a tombstone: \'Ron Obvious 1941-1969 - very talented\', Pull back to show Vercotti.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3666, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Mr Vercotti', 'I am now extremely hopeful that Ron will break the world record for remaining underground. He\'s a wonderful boy this, he\'s got this really enormous talent, this really huge talent.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3667, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Over the last shot of graveyard and wind whistling, we hear two ladies\' voices.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3668, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, 'First Lady', 'Oh that was a bit sad, wasn\'t it?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3669, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, 'Second Lady', 'Shh. It\'s satire.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3670, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, 'First Lady', 'No it isn\'t. This is zany madcap humour.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3671, 10, 'Tunnelling from Godalming to Java', 1, NULL, 'Second Lady', 'Oh is it?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3672, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to a pet shop.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3673, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, NULL, 'SUPERIMPOSED CAPTION: \'A PET SHOP SOMEWHERE NEAR MELTON MOWBRAY\'', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3674, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Man enters shop and approaches shopkeeper at counter.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3675, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'Good morning, I\'d like to buy a cat.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3676, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Certainly sir. I\'ve got a lovely terrier.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3677, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, 'Shopkeeper', '(indicates a box on the counter', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3678, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, 'Man', 'glancing in box', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3679, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'No, I want a cat really.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3680, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, 'Shopkeeper', 'taking box off counter and then putting it back on counter as if it is a different box', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3681, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Oh yeah, how about that?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3682, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, 'Man', 'looking in box', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3683, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'No, that\'s the terrier.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3684, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Well, it\'s as near as dammit.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3685, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'Well what do you mean? I want a cat.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3686, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Listen, tell you what. I\'ll file its legs down a bit, take its snout out, stick a few wires through its cheeks. There you are, a lovely pussy cat.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3687, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'Its not a proper cat.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3688, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'What do you mean?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3689, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'Well it wouldn\'t meow.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3690, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Well it would howl a bit.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3691, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'No, no, no, no. Er, have you got a parrot?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3692, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'No, I\'m afraid not actually guv, we\'re fresh out of parrots. I\'ll tell you what though ... I\'ll lop its back legs off, make good, strip the fur, stick a couple of wings on and staple on a beak of your own choice.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3693, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, 'Shopkeeper', 'taking small box and rattling it', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3694, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'No problem. Lovely parrot.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3695, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'How long would that take?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3696, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Oh, let me see ... er, stripping the fur off, no legs ...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3697, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, 'Shopkeeper', 'calling', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3698, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Harry ... can you do a parrot job on this terrier straight away?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3699, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, 'Harry', 'off-screen', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3700, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Harry', 'No, I\'m still putting a tuck in the Airedale, and then I got the frogs to let out.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3701, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Friday?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3702, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'No I need it for tomorrow. It\'s a present.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3703, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'Oh dear, it\'s a long job. You see parrot conversion ... Tell you what though, for free, terriers make lovely fish. I mean I could do that for you straight away. Legs off, fins on, stick a little pipe through the back of its neck so it can breathe, bit of gold paint, make good ...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3704, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'You\'d need a very big tank.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3705, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Shopkeeper', 'It\'s a great conversation piece.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3706, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Man', 'Yes, all right, all right ... but, uh, only if I can watch.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3707, 10, 'Pet conversions', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Vox pops.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3708, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Pearson', 'Oh, I thought that was a bit predictable.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3709, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Man', 'It\'s been done before', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3710, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Roman Centurion', 'Yeah, we did it for Caesar\'s Christmas Show.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3711, 10, 'Pet conversions', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Caesar', 'No you didn\'t, you did Jack and the Beanstalk.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3712, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to interview room in town hall: tweedy colonel type chairman; next to him are a vicar and a lady with a pince-nez. The chairman is holding up the picture of Caesar. As the camera pulls out he rather obviously throws it away.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3713, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'Here what was that picture?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3714, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Ssh! Next!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3715, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 1, NULL, 'Chairman', 'a gorilla enters', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3716, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Good morning - Mr Phipps?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3717, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'That\'s right, yes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3718, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Er, do take a seat.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3719, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'Right sir.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3720, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 1, NULL, 'Gorilla', 'sits', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3721, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Now could you tell us roughly why you want to become a librarian?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3722, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'Er, well, I\'ve had a certain amount of experience running a library at school.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3723, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Yes, yes. What sort of experience?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3724, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'Er, well for a time I ran the Upper Science Library.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3725, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Yes, yes. Now Mr Phipps, you do realize that the post of librarian carries with it certain very important responsibilities. I mean, there\'s the selection of books, the record library, and the art gallery. Now it seems to me that your greatest disadvantage is your lack of professional experience ... coupled with the fact that, uh, being a gorilla, you would tend to frighten people.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3726, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 1, NULL, 'Vicar', 'aside', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3727, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'Is he a gorilla?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3728, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Yes he is.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3729, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'Well why didn\'t it say on his form that he\'s a gorilla?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3730, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Well, you see applicants are not required to fill in their species.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3731, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'What was that picture?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3732, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Sh! ... Mr Phipps, what is your attitude toward censorship in a public library?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3733, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'How do you mean, sir?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3734, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'Well I mean for instance, would you for instance stock \'Last Exit to Brooklyn\'... or ... \'Groupie\'?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3735, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'Yes, I think so.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3736, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'Good.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3737, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Yes, well, that seems to me to be very sensible Mr Phipps. I can\'t pretend that this library hasn\'t had its difficulties ... Mr Robertson, your predecessor, an excellent librarian, savaged three people last week and had to be destroyed.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3738, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'I\'m sorry sir.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3739, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Oh, no, don\'t be sorry. You see, I don\'t believe that libraries should be drab places where people sit in silence, and that\'s been the main reason for our policy of employing wild animals as librarians.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3740, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'And also, they\'re much more permissive. Pumas keep Hank Janson on open shelves...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3741, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Yes. Yes. Yes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3742, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 1, NULL, 'Chairman', 'a maniacal look in his eyes', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3743, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 1, NULL, 'Chairman', 'collects himself', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3744, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Mr Phipps ... Kong! You can be our next librarian - you\'re proud, majestic and fierce enough ... will you do it?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3745, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'I ... don\'t think I can sir.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3746, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'Why not?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3747, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'I.. I\'m not really a gorilla.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3748, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vicar', 'Eh?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3749, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'I\'m a librarian in a skin.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3750, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Why this deception?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3751, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Gorilla', 'Well, they said it was the best way to get the job.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3752, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Get out, Mr Librarian Phipps, seeing as you\'re not a gorilla, but only dressed up as one, trying to deceive us in order to further your career ...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3753, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 1, NULL, 'Chairman', 'gorilla leaves', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3754, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 1, NULL, 'Chairman', 'a dog comes in', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3755, 10, 'Gorilla librarian', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Chairman', 'Ah. Mr Pattinson ... Sit!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3756, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to angry letters.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3757, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 1, NULL, 'Voice Over', 'reads', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3758, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Voice Over', 'Dear Mirror View, I would like to be paid five guineas for saying something stupid about a television show. Yours sincerely, Mrs Sybil Agro.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3759, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Voice Over', 'Dear David Jacobs, East Grinstead, Friday. Why should I have to pay sixty-four guineas each year for my television licence when I can buy one for six. Yours sincerely, Captain R. H. Pretty. PS Support Rhodesia, cut motor taxes, save the Argylls, running-in please pass.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3760, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Voice Over', 'Dear Old Codgers, some friends of mine and I have formed a consortium, and working with sophisticated drilling equipment, we have discovered extensive nickel deposits off Western Scotland. The Cincinnatti Mining Company.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3761, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 2, NULL, 'Voices Over', 'Good for you, ma\'am.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3762, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Voice Over', 'Dear Old Codgers, I am President of the United States of America, Yours truly, R. M. Nixon.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3763, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 2, NULL, 'Voices Over', 'Phew! Bet that\'s a job and a half, ma\'am.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3764, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Voice Over', 'Dear Sir, I am over three thousand years old and would like to see any scene with two people in bed.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3765, 10, 'Letters to \'Daily Mirror\'', 2, NULL, 'Voices Over', 'Bet that\'s a link ma\'am.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3766, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to bedroom of a middle-aged, middle-class wealthy couple. It is dark. They are both lying fast asleep on their backs. The husband is a colonel type with a moustache. The wife has her hair in curlers and face cream on. Someone climbs in through the window and pads across to the wife. He is a dapper little Frenchman in a beret and carrying a fench loaf. He kisses her on the forehead. She wakes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3767, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Maurice', 'Vera ... Vera ... darling! Wake up my little lemon. Come to my arms.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3768, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Maurice! What are you doing here?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3769, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Maurice', 'I could not keep away from you. I must have you all the time.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3770, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh this is most inconvenient.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3771, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Maurice', 'Don\'t talk to me about convenience, love consumes my naughty mind, I\'m delirious with desire.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3772, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He kisses her hand repeatedly. The husband wakes up with a start, sits bolt upright and looks straight ahead.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3773, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Husband', 'What\'s that, Vera?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3774, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh nothing, dear. Just a trick of the light.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3775, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Husband', 'Righto.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3776, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Husband', 'he goes straight to sleep again', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3777, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Phew! That was close.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3778, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Maurice', 'Now then my little banana, my little fruit salad, I can wait for you no longer. You must be mine utterly...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3779, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh, Maurice!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3780, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Suddenly beside them appears a young public-school man in a check suit with a pipe.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3781, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Roger', 'Vera! How dare you!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3782, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Roger!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3783, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Roger', 'What\'s the meaning of this?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3784, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh I can explain everything, my darling!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3785, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Roger', 'Who is this?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3786, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'This is Maurice Zatapathique ... Roger Thompson ... Roger Thompsnn ... Maurice Zatapathique.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3787, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Maurice', 'How do you do.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3788, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Roger', 'How do you do ...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3789, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Roger', 'kneeling', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3790, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Roger', 'How could you do this to me, Vera ... after all we\'ve been through? Dammit, I love you.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3791, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Maurice', 'Vera! Don\'t you understand, it\'s me that loves you.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3792, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'The husband wakes up again.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3793, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Husband', 'What\'s happening, Vera?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3794, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh, nothing dear. Just a twig brushing against the window.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3795, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Husband', 'he goes back to sleep', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3796, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Roger', 'Come to me Vera!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3797, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh ... not now, Roger.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3798, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Maurice', 'Vera, my little hedgehog! Don\'t turn me away!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3799, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh it cannot be, Maurice.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3800, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Enter Biggles. He wears flying boots, jacket and helmet as for First World War. He has a notice round his neck: \'Biggles\'.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3801, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Biggles', 'Hands off, you filthy bally froggie!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3802, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Biggles', 'kneels by the bed', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3803, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh Ken, Ken Biggles!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3804, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Biggles', 'Yes, Algy\'s here as well.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3805, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Algy Braithwaite?', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3806, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Into the light comes Algy. Tears streaming down his face. He wears a notice round his neck which reads: Algy\'s here as well.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3807, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Ian Davidson', 'Algy', 'That\'s right... Vera ...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3808, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, 'Ian Davidson', 'Algy', 'he chokes back the tears', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3809, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Ian Davidson', 'Algy', 'Oh God you know we both still bally love you.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3810, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh Biggles! Algy. Oh, but how wonderful!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3811, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'She starts to cry. Husband wakes up again.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3812, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh, er, nothing dear. It\'s just the toilet filling up.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3813, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Husband', 'he goes fast asleep again', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3814, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'By this stage all the men have pulled up chairs in a circle around Vera\'s side of the bed. They are all chatting amongst themselves. Biggles is holding her hand. Maurice has produced a bottle of vin ordinaire. At this moment four Mexican musicans appear on the husband\'s side of the bed. The leader of the band nudges the husband, who wakes.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3815, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Mexican', 'reading from a scruffy bit of paper', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3816, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Mexican', 'Scusey... you tell me where is ... Mrs Vera Jackson ... please.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3817, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Husband', 'Yes ... right and right again.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3818, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, NULL, 'Mexican', 'Muchas gracias...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3819, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He immediately goes back to sleep again. The Mexicans all troop round the bed and enter the group. The leader conducts them and they start up a little conga . . . once they\'ve started he turns and comes over to Vera with a naughty glint in his eye. They play a guitar, a trumpet and maracas.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3820, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Mexican', 'Oh Vera ... you remember Acapulco in the Springtime ...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3821, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh. The Herman Rodrigues Four!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3822, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Suddenly the husband wakes up.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3823, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Husband', 'Vera!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3824, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Husband', 'there is immediate silence', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3825, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Husband', 'I distinctly heard a Mexican rhythm combo.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3826, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh no, dear... it was just the electric blanket switching off.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3827, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Husband', 'Hm. Well I\'m going for a tinkle.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3828, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'He gets out of bed and disappears into the gloom.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3829, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Oh no you can\'t do that. Here, we haven\'t finished the sketch yet!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3830, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, NULL, 'Algy', 'Dash it all, there\'s only another bally page.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3831, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Roger', 'I say. There\'s no one to react to.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3832, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Eric Idle', 'Maurice', 'Don\'t talk to the camera.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3833, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'John Cleese', 'Roger', 'Oh sorry.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3834, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Enter a huge man dressed as an Aztec god. He stretches arms open wide and is about to speak when owing to lack of money he is cut short by Vera.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3835, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Terry Jones', 'Vera', 'Here it\'s no good you coming in ... He\'s gone and left the sketch.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3836, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Graham Chapman', 'Biggles', 'Yes, he went for a tinkle.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3837, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to close-up of husband and a dolly bird with a lavatory chain hanging between them. She is about to pull the chain when he stops her.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3838, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 2, 'Michael Palin', 'Husband', 'Sh! I think my wife is beginning to suspect something...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3839, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Cut to animation of various strange and wonderful creatures saying to the effect:', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3840, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Hartebeeste', 'I thought that ending was a bit predictable.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3841, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Crocodile', 'eating it', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3842, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Crocodile', 'Yes indeed there was a certain lack of originality.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3843, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Ostrich', 'eating the crocodile', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3844, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Ostrich', 'However it\'s not necessarily a good thing just to be different.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3845, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'A Lady', 'emerging from hatch in ostrich', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3846, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'A Lady', 'No, quite, there is equal humour in the conventional.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3847, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Pig', 'eating ostrich', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3848, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Pig', 'But on the other hand, is it what the public wants? I mean with the new permissiveness, not to mention the balance of payments. It\'s an undeniable fact that...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3849, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Coelocanth', 'eating the pig', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3850, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Coelocanth', 'I agree with that completely.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3851, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Rodent', 'That\'s it... let\'s get out of this show before it\'s too late...', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3852, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, 'Rodent', '(\'The End\' descends on it) Too late!', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3853, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'Two men detatch the \'It\'s\' man from his meat-hook and carry him off.', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21'),
(3854, 10, 'Strangers in the night', 1, NULL, NULL, 'CREDITS', '1969-11-30', '1969-12-21');

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-- Tábla szerkezet ehhez a táblához `tipusok`
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CREATE TABLE `tipusok` (
  `id` int(11) NOT NULL,
  `tipus` varchar(255) NOT NULL
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8mb4 COLLATE=utf8mb4_general_ci;

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-- A tábla adatainak kiíratása `tipusok`
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INSERT INTO `tipusok` (`id`, `tipus`) VALUES
(1, 'utasítás'),
(2, 'dialógus'),
(3, 'nem beállított');

--
-- Indexek a kiírt táblákhoz
--

--
-- A tábla indexei `epizodok`
--
ALTER TABLE `epizodok`
  ADD PRIMARY KEY (`id`);

--
-- A tábla indexei `forgatokonyv`
--
ALTER TABLE `forgatokonyv`
  ADD PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  ADD KEY `FK_forgatokonyv_tipusok_id` (`tipusid`),
  ADD KEY `FK_scripts_epizodok_id` (`epizodid`);

--
-- A tábla indexei `tipusok`
--
ALTER TABLE `tipusok`
  ADD PRIMARY KEY (`id`);

--
-- Megkötések a kiírt táblákhoz
--

--
-- Megkötések a táblához `forgatokonyv`
--
ALTER TABLE `forgatokonyv`
  ADD CONSTRAINT `FK_forgatokonyv_tipusok_id` FOREIGN KEY (`tipusid`) REFERENCES `tipusok` (`id`),
  ADD CONSTRAINT `FK_scripts_epizodok_id` FOREIGN KEY (`epizodid`) REFERENCES `epizodok` (`id`);
COMMIT;

