All language subtitles for Vicar of Dibley s01e06 Animals.eng

Oh, yes. Well, you know,
I can't believe it's not butter.

Yes, that's the idea. Yesterday
I went to Crookenden and I bought this other stuff, a home brand.

Yes. And, you know,
I can't believe it's not I Can't Believe It's Not Butter.

Hmmm...

I'm losing you now. Right. You know
I Can't Believe It's Not Butter...

You think it is butter? No. The
stuff I can't believe is not butter is I Can't Believe It's Not Butter.

Probably.

Well, I can't believe
the stuff that's not I Can't Believe It's Not Butter ISN'T!

I can't believe that

both the stuff that
I can't believe is not butter AND I Can't Believe It's Not Butter

are both, in fact, not butter!

And I believe
that they both might BE butter...

in a cunning disguise.

There's a lot more butter around
than we all thought there was.

Yeah. I don't know what you're
talking about, but I'm sure God does and is intrigued by it all.

One thing I do know, though.
What? This is not butter.

Clotted cream. D'you know where
it's going? In here? No, in here!

KNOCK ON DOOR
Uh-uh.

Mmmm... Sorry, mouth's not big
enough, surprisingly. Come on in.

God got a lot of things right.
I mean men's bottoms are lovely,

but mouths should be scone-sized.
How can I help?

It's our little Karl... Yeah.

..I'm afraid he's passed away.

Oh, dear. I'm so sorry.

It was rather sudden. Would you be
able to do the funeral tomorrow?

Yes, yes, of course. D'you mind
me asking how old was Karl?

He was just three...

Oh, dear. Look, would you like
to come in? No, no.

Thank you very much, Vicar. Right.
I'll see you tomorrow. Take care.

How could I have said that
about men's bottoms?!

I mean, they're not lovely.
Most of them are just horrible.

My brother's bottom looks like
Willie Whitelaw chewing toffee!

Oh, God...
Oh, Alice, that poor woman!

Imagine burying him tomorrow. Don't
people cope with death strangely?

They do.

When my father died,
my mother cracked open a bottle of champagne and went to Majorca.

Well, that was probably
cos she hated him.

Dear Lord, you have seen fit
to take Karl from us.

We commend his soul to you
and pray that you welcome him into the kingdom of heaven.

It's hard to understand why Felix
felt it necessary to eat Karl,

especially since he'd just devoured
an entire tin of Whiskas.

In the name of the Father

and of the Son
and of the Holy Goose...

Amen.

It's mad, isn't it, Alice?
People genuinely love their animals more than they love each other.

Animals are nicer than humans.

Yep. Good point, Wonderland.

I remember when my budgie
Carrot first died...

I was absolutely heartbroken.

He was the only animal
I'd not been allergic to.

When he first died?
That's right...

cos he died and then two days later
he came back to life again.

Ye-es. A bit like Jesus,
but with feathers.

Then he died twice the next year.
Both times, came back to life again.

Are you sure he absolutely did die?

Oh, yeah.
Fell off his perch an' everything.

We buried him.

Just out of interest,
what did he look like when he came back to life?

Well, he always looked a bit
different, but I mean...

what would you expect
because, after all, he had died.

Yes...you don't think, Alice,

that perhaps your affectionate,
but technically insane mother

just bought you a new budgie each
time so you wouldn't be too sad?

What...?

Poor Carrot actually did die?
Yeah.

And little Carrot also died...

Yeah.

And Carrot?

Look, come on, come on...

We'll pray for all of them,
the whole bunch of Carrots.

Hey, Alice...

Look!

I've had a letter from Florence
Glover... That poor woman!

That husband of hers is a monster.
The most unpleasant man that lived in the village. What's the news?

He's dead.

Finally, the pumpkin show
is on Saturday week. All entries should be in by Friday night.

I got you this year, Jim.

No chance. Huh! They don't
call you No Hope Newitt for nothing! All right, children(!)

If there isn't any AOB,

the Addams Family is on TV
and I'd like to spend some time with normal folk.

Well... I'll catch it on video.

I'm planning a special service
for the animals of the village.

Ooh, Sheba and Fishcake
will be pleased.

I beg your pardon? I know
you'll all think I'm Miss PMT 1994,

but this IS a country parish
and people just adore their animals.

So why not be an ark for a morning?
Jim, you can be Noah. N--n-n-n....

Noah. That's right.
Sounds barking mad to me.

Yes, I think the vicar can do
what she wants with her own church.

Perhaps we can return to this later.
We meet again in a fortnight.

Vicar, I wonder if you could
drop by tomorrow after lunch. Little chat.

Certainly. I'd invite you for lunch,
but Hugo is cooking and his food tastes like manure.

Doesn't it, Hugo?

Sorry, Father? Your food! What does
it taste like? Oh, absolute poo, I'm afraid.

See you after lunch. Yes.

It's cold out here. You should put
your horse in the stable, David.

Looks like it's got
a great big stalactite hanging between its legs! Afternoon, Vicar.

I must say, David...
Oh, cheers.

I really appreciate your support
on this whole animal thing.

When I arrived, I thought you and I
would fight like Richard and Judy.

But now, something warm and cuddly
and a bit Mr Kipling's happening.

Well, I'm delighted about that.

Port? Oh, yes. Bugger the gout!
Who needs two legs?

There is one little thing
I wanted to say about this animal service.

Excellent. All ideas welcome.

Are you seriously letting
animals into our church?

Er, yes, I am. I think it's
a great idea. People love animals.

People also love food mixers.

We're not pressing the Archbishop
of Canterbury for communion for the Moulinex Magicmaster(!)

Are you hinting that
you're not keen on it?

Have you thought it through?
Is there to be any limit on size?

Is a hippopotamus allowed?
There aren't any hippos here...

Well... Apart from Mrs Stanfield!

Do nits get a blessing?
Are fleas to be excluded?

Should we bring our free-range eggs
to have the unborn chickens blessed, before we go home to scramble them?

For a big chap, David,
you're being very childish.

I'M being childish?!
I'm not the one who's going to bless the ickle-wickle hamster!

I mean, what if your congregation
start eating each other?

Any animal found swallowing another
will be pretty sternly ticked off.

And that is before we consider
hygiene.

One of the joys of having humans
in church is that they tend to be house-trained(!)

Well, I don't deny there may be
one or two puddly accidents.

If Mrs Fothergill's parakeet gets
loose, we'll be wearing protective headgear for the rest of our lives!

I'm sorry, I just can't talk to you.

Who will you talk to? The animals?

Even Jesus, who had damn whacky
ideas, didn't bless animals. Donkeys, he rode. Fish, he ate...

Hello, Vicar. Great idea about
the service. Out!

Absolutely. Saucepans to scrub.
I don't... Now...

Just one question...
Teddy bears. Someone was asking. Will they be welcome?

Abso-bloody-lutely, Hugo!
Yes, they will.

Splendid. I better go. I'm expecting
a doctor friend... Perhaps you've heard of him. Doolittle(!)

Do me one favour, Vicar.

Try not to publicise this fiasco
outside our poor little village.

And do look up the word
"laughing-stock" in your dictionary.

I'm also going to look up "lips go
unattractively thin when angry"!

Can I speak to the Bishop's office?

You're having animals in church?
Yes, we are.

Will gerbils take communion?
Oh, gosh! It's like Blockbusters.

You'd have to ask the vicar.
..This man's asking about the service.

Have we met? No, I'm an admirer.
I've got a bulldog myself. Nags me every week to take him to church(!)

He's fond of the Mass in Latin.
You're taking the mickey.

No, everyone at the paper's really
excited about it. Sheep singing hymns. Brilliant idea, isn't it?

Can we have a picture? What...?
Oh, my God!

KNOCK AT DOOR

Have you SEEN this?
No. What?

WHAT? What is it?
Oh, my God!

Who is THAT?
That's Jabba The Hut!

"In the name of the Father, the Son
and the Holy Goat. Baa-men!"

They've written a special prayer.

"Our Father, who art in doggie
heaven, hallowed be Thy mane.

"Thy kingdom come, Thy Pedigree
Chum..." For heaven's sake!

You're quoted as saying
gerbils WILL be given communion.

If that journalist comes near me
again, you'll see me wearing a pair of testacle-shaped earrings!

What I actually said...
The point is that you shouldn't have said anything!

They didn't have horns and tails,
so we didn't realise they were from the tabloids!

The trouble is
that you don't realise anything.

You're good, but you should be
running a cake stall, not a church.

And I'm afraid the time has come,
for the sake of this community,

to begin proceedings
to have you replaced.

What?! I'll see myself out.

(Oh, God!)

Have you seen...? Yes, I have.
I haven't been so depressed since David Bowie married a stick insect.

Oh, well, that's it. We'll have to
cancel. Everybody's laughing at us.

No. Some people are laughing at us.

But if I'd stopped doing things
cos people were laughing, I'd have stood stock still.

The problem is Big Chief
David Wigwamhead is on the warpath.

I could be paddle-less up a creek
that rhymes with Britt!

Don't worry, I'll stick by you.

And I can be a pretty scary opponent,
as Gavin Hart discovered

when he tried to look up my pants
in the playground.

I stabbed him in the head
with a protractor!

Ooh, that's a nice one.

Are you going
to the animal service? I haven't made up my mind.

I don't like missing
Little House On The Prairie!

How about you, Letitia?
Oh, yes.

The question is whether to bring
the snails for my new recipe. Oh? What recipe is that?

Bread And Butter Pudding Surprise.

Oh, I just trod in something brown
and it's not chocolate cake.

Are you going to the animal
service? I don't know. I might not be fit.

After all the drinking to celebrate
my great pumpkin victory.

Some hope! From what I hear
your pumpkins are n-n-no bigger than your balls!

Well, then, I'd better be getting
myself some larger underpants. Ooh!

Well, n-n-not so bad, I suppose.

Well, if you'll excuse me...

Have you heard the rumour?
Mr Horton is trying to get the vicar the sack.

I don't believe it!
No! Come on in, Jim!

Second place isn't so bad.

Germany came second in the war,
after all.

Good. Then you'll enjoy
being number two.

Da-daa!

Well, bugger me!

It's time the vicar did something
about your language.

Ooh, it is a big bugger though,
isn't it?

Have you heard the rumours? If it's
got anything to do with butter, I'm really not interested. No...

PHONE RINGS

Hiya... Oh, hello.
How are you?

Fine... Well, I've been having
a bit of a trouble with a verruca, but the big scab fell off today.

Yes, she's here. May I just say
you looked gorgeous in that frock you were wearing last time.

Yeah, right, she's here.
Loads of love. A-B-Y-S-S-I-N-I-A.

Who is it? The bishop.

What?! The bishop.

Bertie, hi. Gerry here. Hi.

Sorry about that... Lobotomy, yes.
Very slow progress, sadly.

How can I help you?
David Horton's been calling you... He's a total nutter, isn't he?

One of your dearest friends,
right.

No, he does represent the feelings
of a large sector of the community. Point taken.

Right. Well, thanks for the tip-off.
Big love to Luigi...

Oh, Ivan? Lovely!

Great... OK, then. Bye.

Did he tell you not to do
the service then? Not as such, no.

But he did say if it backfired,
I'd have to take the consequences.

I'm sure it will be fine.
Like you were sure you'd win the Krypton Factor?

It actually is the worst idea
in the history of the world.

I certainly shouldn't be eating
this...

Last time I felt this bad,
I ate 562 Crunchies in one night.

That was fine, until I washed them
down with that tin of treacle.

OD'd on sugar, woke up in
a disgusting position on the sofa.

Oh, God! Sorry I'm so gloomy.
Sorry I always say "Oh, God!" when I am gloomy!

Oh, God!
Look, if it is a disaster tomorrow,

if it's the eccelesiastical
equivalent of LaToya Jackson's nose,

you will lend me a hand, won't you?

I like it here...

Oh, no...!

What could I have been thinking of?
I don't even like animals, particularly pets!

There's always that one last poo
that you can smell but can't find.

Until come winter,
you put your wellies on...gli-i-ch!

Let's face the total ignominy
of a church empty apart from you, me and one very religious rat.

What are you grinning about?

You look like Sissy Spacek
on ecstasy!

Unbelievable!

Morning, Vicar. Morning.

So, instead of going to the service,
we'll sit here and do nothing. Correct. Brilliant(!)

Though I may go along at the end
to take photos for the bishop. Bravo! Superb plan!

Oh, look! Can I see?

Look at his little face.
What's his name? Satan.

Satan...? Right, good...
Well, I hope he enjoys the sermon.

Rather brave of him to come at all,
really.

Although... Yes? Actually...

Actually...
Well, spit it out, boy.

Actually, I'm not sure it IS
such a ripping plan...in fact.

I beg your pardon?
Well, it seems to me...

that sitting here doing, if you'll
pardon my French, sod tout

is in fact
a pretty damn poor idea,

in comparison to taking Bruno
up to the church to thank God for the animals,

upon which the economic and social
life of our village is based,

and thanks to whom
lonely, old people aren't lonely

and don't feel old, though
most should have been buried before the war. I mean, the Boer War!

In fact, I suspect
it's just being proud

and waging a rather childish war
against Mrs God.

It's not so much a good plan
as the worst plan

since Hitler's dad said to his mum,
"Let's go upstairs, Brunhilde. I'm feeling a little saucy tonight."

You do what you think is right then.
Right, fair enough.

Classic.

Ladies, gentlemen and others,
before we go inside, I'd like you to join me in a prayer.

Dear Lord, who rode into Jerusalem
on the back of a faithful donkey,

bless all these wonderful creatures
here today.

Give them shiny coats
and full udders and tasty milk.

And let one of them win the
Grand National next year - 200/1.

Amen.

Come on, Bruno! Let's go!
That's a good boy.

In for a penny, in for a pound.
Come on, Patricia, off to church. Lazy thing!

And don't argue!

CACOPHONY OF ANIMAL SOUNDS

Hi... HIGH-PITCHED SQUEAL
Oh, sorry!

We'll start with our first hymn
which is, of course, the classic - All Things Bright And Beautiful.

All things bright
and beautiful

All creatures great and small

All things wise and wonderful

The Lord God
made them all

Each little flower that opens

Each little bird that sings

He made their glowing colours

He made their tiny wings...

Please be seated. Sit!

Sit! Thank you.

At this point it's traditional
to pray for the Royal Family.

But today, Dear Lord, we pray
for the Royal Family's animals.

For their corgis and horses,

and for anything that gets sat on
by the Duchess of York!

MUSICAL INTRODUCTION

And they call it puppy lo-ove

Oh, I guess they'll never kno-ow

How a young heart really fee-eels

And why I love you so-o.

And the blessing
of God Almighty, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit

be among you and remain with you.

Well, that's all we've got time for.
Thank you for coming, especially you.

Baa-aaa!

I'd also like to thank most of you
for behaving so well.

For holding off
from going to the loo!

And thanks to the animals
for the same!

MOO-OOO!
Yes, and the same to you.

Bye.

It's wonderful, isn't it?

It does make one wonder, yes.

Right, that's everyone gone...

Surely goodness and mercy

Shall follow me
all the days of my life

And dwe-e-e-ell

In the hou-u-u-u-u-u-use
of the Lord

Forever

Forever.

Subtitles by BBC - 1994

I haven't got any more religious
jokes, but I've got animal ones.

OK, then,
why did the lobster blush?

..Why?
Because the SEAWEED.

Because the seaweed what?
Because the SEA-WEED.

..Did what? No, no, listen.
The lobster was in the sea, right? And the sea-WEED.

WEED! Oh-h-h!

Oh, dear! What?
That is the rudest thing I have EVER heard.

Forever.

Flora is committed to making

the nation's hearts healthier.

That's why we're helping your kids

learn to cook healthy food
in the classroom.

Just collect tokens on special packs

and get free cooking equipment
for primary schools.

BELL RINGS

CHILDREN SING

School uniforms.

If you've done your homework
for the new term,

you'll know that ours

are well-designed
for the fashion-conscious,

with non-iron technology
for the time-conscious,

and they're incredibly good value...

for the price-conscious.

Inflation-busting prices from Tesco.

Last one in the sea
is a great big loser!

"William Tell Overture"
by Rossini

YELLING

Last year,

First Choice taught more
than 7,000 kids to swim.

We understand family holidays.

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from boyfriends to beauty treatments.
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Your name? Diane Hallagen.

Your occupation? Assistant
accountant. What's your subject?

The BBC series The Vicar Of Dibley.
The Vicar Of Dibley.

The Vicar Of Dibley.
Two minutes starting now.

Two minutes. Are these the ones
the woman got asked? Yep.

Dibley Parish Church is dedicated
to which saint?

No idea. Pass.

Agnes. Barnabus? Barnabus...
or Bartholomew.

Is it Nicholas? St Barnabus.
Barnabus.

St Barnabus.
In The Christmas Lunch Incident,

which of the parishioners gives
Geraldine the last of her lunches?

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