:36:03
Personally, I try to avoid collecting things.
:36:05
I find one's home
gets into such a terrible clutter.
:36:10
But I do think you've been sensible
to avoid falling into the trap...
:36:15
that so many of our television performers
have stumbled into.
:36:18
- Trap?
- You know how it is with some of them.
:36:22
As soon as money starts coming in,
they go quite wild.
:36:26
Houses, motor cars, swimming pools.
All kinds of extravagances.
:36:31
But this place is really...
:36:36
quite modest.
:36:41
Won't be long now.
:36:42
Good.
:36:43
Kindly close that hatch.
:36:50
Sometimes I have the insuperable desire
to strangle that girl.
:36:56
You obviously haven't let fame and riches
go to your head.
:37:01
You never know what the future holds,
do you, my dear?
:37:04
Exactly. That was Sister George talking,
wasn't it?
:37:09
One can't help slipping occasionally.
:37:11
But you are Sister George,
and far more so than June Buckridge...
:37:15
to all of us at Television Center.
:37:17
Jolly nice of you to say so.
:37:19
I say, would you rather have had a drink?
:37:22
No. No, thank you.
:37:25
You know, you've made the part
completely your own.
:37:28
But that was obvious
even at the first auditions.
:37:30
And that motor bike.
It really completes the image.
:37:33
A stroke of sheer brilliance.
:37:35
People are always telling me
how wonderfully cheerful you look...
:37:39
buzzing around on your bike.
:37:41
You'd look cheerful too...
:37:44
with 50 cubic centimeters
throbbing away between your legs.
:37:52
No doubt.
:37:57
Now, Miss Buckridge...
:37:59
or may I call you Sister George
like everyone else does?