:27:01
the power and the glory...
:27:02
Deliver us...
:27:04
Sir! Sir!
:27:05
Sir! No!
:27:07
Sir, we are in company.
:27:09
Mind your own business.
:27:13
The King has fallen! Help!
:27:15
Help him!
:27:16
Help the King!
:27:18
George!
:27:19
Agh!
:27:20
Why, sir, you must rest.
:27:22
I am the King. I cannot rest.
:27:25
I must rule.
:27:26
Half the day gone already.
:27:28
Things to do-government.
:27:30
The government
hasn't begun yet, sir.
:27:33
The government's still in bed.
:27:35
The government is lucky.
:27:36
- Do you love God, Arthur?
- Yes, sir.
:27:39
He loves us all,
if only we'll let him.
:27:42
Don't discuss the deity.
It does not do.
:27:45
Does not do? I'm the King.
:27:47
What's the deity to me?
:27:50
Piss-pot.
:27:51
Huh?
:27:52
Piss-pot.
:27:54
Your Majesty.
:27:55
Right.
:27:57
Unh.
:27:58
Unh.
:27:59
Do it, England. Do it.
:28:02
Oh, it's wonderful.
:28:05
Ahh, that's better.
:28:07
Whew.
:28:12
I'm obliged to you, madam.
:28:14
Can't stop now.
:28:15
On, England, on.
:28:23
Look, it's blue.
:28:24
Why are you dawdling?
The King is unattended.
:28:27
The King's water
is blue, sir.
:28:29
So?
:28:31
It's been this colour
since this business began.
:28:34
What business?
Don't be insolent.
:28:35
We thought
it might be important.
:28:38
What's important
is not to dangle about.
:28:41
The King's half undressed
and unattended...
:28:43
that's what's important.
:28:45
Give me that.
:28:52
Uh, Sir George.