the terry finger show
NOTE : This is a rip-off of
a popular American chat-show. I will let you guess which
one (it's not Oprah Winfrey!) Anyhow, if you picture the
scene, with the audience, the stage, the tacky scenery,
such as the plants and bookshelves, and most importantly,
Terry Finger, you should have an amusing edition of The
Terry Finger Show.
Terry:-
Hi, and welcome to the Terry Finger show. Today, we
will be talking about people who have a wild side of life.
Right now (beep), we have errrr... Jim. Now Jim, what ya
doing here?
Jim:-
Well now Terry, I am (beep) here (beep) be (beep)
cause (beep) I have a confession to make to my girlfriend.
Terry:-
Oh really, well I will stand over here, out of the
way, like the useless (beep) moron that I am, and errrr...
let you continue. Here is your girlfriend, Doris.
(Crowd cheers as Doris walks in. Jim
and Doris kiss each other. Terry stares at them curiously.)
Terry:-
Okay Jim, tell Doris what you've got to say, although
Doris must be a dopey cow, as we only have bad news and
arguments and slagging off and kicking heads on this show.
I mean, it's not as if we ever have anyone say anything
happy and cheerful, like that ugly (beep) slag Vikki Fake.
I'm sorry, Jim, you may continue, go ahead, now, you have
something to say to Doris. I won't stop you anymore.
Carry on. When you're ready. Okay, don't be scared now,
although I would, but anyhow, you may continue. Go ahead,
say what you will. I know I would if I was in your
position, which I'm not, so I won't. When you're ready.
Carry on.
Jim:-
Well, Doris. Errrr.... Ha Ha Ha. You'll like this.
Aha! Anyway. Errr... I really, really, really, really,
really, really, really, really, really, really love you
and your daughter Jane, and your husband Del, and I've
slept with them on many occasions... however, errrr... I
am not who I seem.
(Crowd goes 'ohhhhhhhh'. A drunken
man with an Irish accent shouts 'Fekking Hell' when the
crowd silences.)
Doris:-
What, what, what do you mmmmean?
Terry:-
Yes, what do you mean. The producer is a warmonger
and thinks the violence in this show is (beep) poor so
far.
Jim:-
I am a... a... a GRANDFATHER CLOCK!
(Crowd goes 'ahhhhhhhh'. A drunken
man with an Irish accent shouts 'Fekking Hell' when the
crowd silences.)
Doris:-
You (beep) (beep) (beep) (beep) fekker!
(The couple beat the (beep) out of
each other, while the crowd go insane. Steve the bald
bloke joins in, along with the other bloke, who nobody
knows. A chair is thrown across the stage. Steve is
unconcious. The crowd chant 'Terry', in the repetitive,
annoying way that they know how. Peace is finally
restored.)
Terry:-
Well, I'm completely shocked. Okay, you loved her
daughter and her husband, and I've been told from the
producer that you have actually slept with them many
times. But to actually admit that you are a grandfather
clock, blimey. And Doris. Doris, what do you say about
this, I mean, did you have any idea that Jim was a
grandfather clock.
Doris:-
I had no idea. Actually, thinking back now, I
remember about these mood swings he used to have when the
clocks are moved forwards. Oh yes, his personality would
swing to and fro like a pendulum. He always told me that
it was a war wound he picked up in Nam. Anyhow, He would
always get ticked off with me, and would complain about
ringing in his ears, as well as a dodgy ticker. But he
never told me that he was a grandfather clock.
Terry:-
Incredible. We will return after these messages, don't go away! Please?
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