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I thought you said you were a beekeeper.

No, a beak keeper. I keep beaks.

Hm. Well, it's an impressive collection.

Look, I didn't ask you back to my flat
to look at my beaks.

Of course you didn't.

Aah!

You don't mind if I keep
my sports vest on, do you?

Fine.

- What's that thing on your leg?
- Oh, nothing.

Won't it get in the way?
What is it exactly?

Oh, it's an electronic tag.

- An electronic tag?
- Yeah, it's nothing.

I got into a little scrape
with the police,

and now I have to wear
an electronic tag on my leg.

It's no big deal.

Er... an electronic tag?
Aren't they for thieves and murderers?

You've not murdered anyone, have you?

Not yet. Ha-ha-ha-ha!

Ha-ha-ha. What do you mean, not yet?

Cos he's in a coma.
It could go either way.

Look, there was a very minor altercation
and someone got stabbed.

I didn't even think it was
worth calling the police.

- Who got stabbed?
- My boyfriend.

It's fine.

That dark stain on your rug.
Is that connected with the stabbing?

Yes, it's a bloodstain.
Why are you so interested in this?

I've just realised I have to be up
really early in the morning

for a... dentist appointment.

I should be going.

- Really?
- Yes.

I hope you're not put off by the fact
that I stabbed my boyfriend?

Ex-boyfriend, surely?

Well, that's a discussion
we'll have to have when he wakes up.

That's if he ever does.

I see it as us sort of having
a bit of a break from each other.

That's why I think it's OK
for me to see you.

You're pissed off with me, aren't you?

No, no!

I know what you're thinking.

"There's another boyfriend on the scene.

"He still fancies her.
Maybe she still fancies him.

"Where do I fit into all of this?
Cos I really fancy her too."

But don't worry, because I know that
Colin would be cool about me seeing you.

Anyway, if he's not, fuck him.

I think we should take
a break from each other.

I only met you tonight!

- Really?
- I'm already on a break from Colin.

I can't take a break from you as well.

Well, maybe we can go for a drink
some time soon. How would that be?

You'd better fucking ring me.
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I've forgotten my trousers.

- It's tremendous news!
- So, when did you hear?

Just this morning.
As soon as I got the email, I rang you.

- Can you believe it?
- Hm.

You've won an award!

After how many years in the industry?

- Ten? 15?
- 28.

Time to break open the mini-champagne!

Now, listen,
there's going to be a very big ceremony,

and they're very, very keen
that you accept the award in person.

This is great. All very exciting.

- What is this magazine?
- Oh, it's called Bra'z with a Z.

It specialises in celebrity titbits
and such.

Bra'z? Sounds like a bongo mag.

- A what?
- A jazz mag, a porno.

I...

Oh, spare me the confused innocence, Jane.
We're both far too long in the tooth.

It's a celebrity magazine, Toast.

It's read by more people than read
your bingo rag, I'll wager.

So, what have I won?
What's the award for?

Best actor.

Am I the best actor in Britain,
or the world?

I... don't know if they've specified.

I'll assume it's the world.

And what's the time frame?
Best actor of the year?

- The century? Or of all time?
- Toast, just be glad you've won.

Now, do you know Susan Random?

- No.
- She's a journalist.

She's absolutely huge on Twitter.
300,000 followers.

Even Jesus didn't have 300,000 followers.

- Yeah, I think he did.
- Ah, not at the beginning.

Mm? Anyway, she's very keen to meet you.
Big spread in the Telegraph.

And she's paying for lunch.
I absolutely made that clear.

Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

This is all unusually good.
I can't wait

to start telling people
that I have won an award.

Ah. Er... Toast,
I need to inform you of something.

Do you remember someone called

- Kikini Bamalaam?
- I know the name.

- Kikini Bamalaam.
- Kikini Bamalaam?

- Kikini Bamalaam.
- Stop saying it.

She's the daughter of the Nigerian
Ambassador. Terrific girl.

Had a bit of a rough time lately,

so I've asked her if she'd like to
come and stay here for a while.

- Why?
- She's been recovering from an operation.

Unfortunately, she's addicted
to cosmetic surgery.

Pointless, really.
She's always been very attractive.

But after her last rather painful op,
she's ended up looking very much like...

Er... it's most peculiar.

- Well, who? Who does she look like?
- Bruce Forsyth.

Bruce Forsyth?

Yes. It's quite an uncanny likeness.

They've done a radical makeover
of her entire body.

Except for her left hand. The police
arrived before they got to that.

What, so her hand is still...

Yes, it's the sole reminder
of her quintessential African beauty.

It's obviously rather traumatic
for Kikini,

cos she absolutely hates Bruce Forsyth.

Although I must say,
actually, I'm a bit of a fan.

Well, who isn't? All-round entertainer.

- Yeah.
- So, what are we talking here?

Palladium Brucie?

Generation Game Brucie?
Or Strictly Brucie?

- It's Generation Game Brucie.
- Ohh...

Although resembling Brucie from any era

is bound to be traumatic
for an attractive African woman.

Given.

This latest surgeon she went to -
unscrupulous character.

Goes by the name of Besus Fufoon.

- Besus Fufoon?
- Besus Fufoon.

- I haven't heard that name in a while.
- Really?

Besus Fufoon was a pseudonym
sometimes used by a rival of mine,

a total prat by the name of Ray Purchase.

Ah, yes, third-rate actor, vulgar farces.

That's the one, and I've been
fucking his wife on an ongoing basis.

He's never got used to the idea.

So, he's branched into cosmetic surgery,
then, has he?

He's probably doing it
just to get back at me.

He's always been both very jealous
and a complete tool.

- I see.
- That'd be right.

I can just picture the scene.

So.

You want to look like her?

No problem!
So, I'll just, um... inject you with...

this.

Heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh!

Heh-heh-heh-heh-heh-heh!

So, you think he set himself up
as a rogue cosmetic surgeon

to operate on a friend
of a friend of yours, disfigure her,

and turn her into a Bruce Forsyth
lookalike, just to piss you off?

Yeah. Thing is,
I'm not even that pissed off.

Excuse me!

Which one of you ladies
is here to meet Steven Toast?

Steven, hi.

I'm Susan Random.

I'm Steven Toast.

- Do sit down.
- I intend to.

Thanks for agreeing to the interview.
Would you like a drink?

- Are you having one?
- I'm working.

- Of course.
- If you want one, it's fine.

I hope you're not one of these journalists
who gets their subject sloshed

so they spill the beans,

cos that isn't going to happen.

It seems odd that this is an interview,

cos it's just like chatting
to an old friend.

I feel that too.

I admit, I was planning a...
a bit of a hatchet job,

sort of "Steven Toast,
he's a massive prick",

but it just seems
that we have so much in common.

I've got so much in common too.

Listen, I have to do
this fucking play tonight.

Maybe we could meet tomorrow afternoon.

We could go for a walk.
I live near the canal, so...

A walk along the canal. How delightful!

Do you read poetry?
The best poetry is about canals.

I love canal poetry.

The only thing I don't like
about the word "canal"

is if you remove the C, it spells "anal".

Ha-ha-ha-ha!

Ha-ha. Yes!

- Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
- Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

- Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
- Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

- Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
- Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!

- I have to get a bus.
- OK.

- See you tomorrow.
- See you tomorrow.

- Hello.
- Jesus Christ!

- You scared the shit out of me.
- Who is she?

She's just a journalist doing
a piece about me. I've got to go.

I... Oh, damn it!

It's my electronic tag.
I must be beyond the ten-mile zone.

- Really?
- Yeah, this must be the line right here.

Ha-ha! Well, it's a great system.

I hope you're going to call me.

Absolutely.
As soon as I have a spare moment.

You'd better, Toast!

Thank you.

Although I'm honoured to receive
this award, it's not a surprise.

Pleased with your award, are you, Toast?

Yes. About bloody time
this industry recognised me.

And to celebrate, I'm planning
a romantic walk along a canal.

Oh, I fell into a canal once when I was
filming that episode of Minder.

I was handcuffed to Diana Quick.

Ooh. Well, I'll be accompanied
by the delightful Susan Random.

Susan Random, the journalist?
Oh, I follow her on Twitter.

I plan to follow her myself,
but not on Twitter.

- Just along a canal.
- Excellent.

Why are you dressed
as the Man from Del Monte?

- It's for Kikini's imminent arrival.
- I see.

It's absolutely crucial, Toast,
that we make as little as possible

- of the Bruce Forsyth thing.
- Of course.

Ah, that'll be her.

Remember, the whole Brucie thing is
strictly off the agenda. Most important.

All right, Ed!

Ah! A canal poem by Susan Random.

"Dear Steven.

"My favourite place for water
is in a long canal

"Although it can be dark and wet
It never is banal."

Susan, that's beautiful.

Kikini, this is my flatmate, Steven Toast.

Nice to see you, to see you nice!

Forgive that.

Ed did tell me that to mention any of your
catch phrases was strictly...

strictly... strictly... strictly...

strictly... strictly... strictly...

strictly...

strictly... strictly... strictly...

strictly... strictly...

strictly...

Ooh!

You don't look actually anything like him.

I might need a lie-down.

Yes, Kikini. You've had a long journey.
Er... let me show you to your room.

What, out this way again, is it?

Oh, shit.

It was as if I was in some kind of trance.

But she does look
the spitting image of Bruce Forsyth.

And apparently she hates him.

I thought I'd hate you before I met you.

Everyone said to me,
"Oh, Steven Toast? What a cunt."

But you're not.

You're really not.

Just a moment.

I'd often wondered
how those things ended up in canals.

Yes! I'm the sort of person
who dumps supermarket trolleys in canals.

I want to know everything about you.

So, what will you have to drink?

I suppose there is
something I should tell you.

I'm not embarrassed about it,
but I have to let you know.

I'm an alcoholic.

Brilliant. I mean, no-one drinks
these days. Let's get a bottle of whisky.

No, Toast. I'm a recovering alcoholic.

I can't drink, ever.

It ruined my life.

Well, look, it doesn't matter.

We'll get a bottle of whisky,
and I'll drink your half as well.

Ha-ha-ha-ha!

If I was still drinking,
I wouldn't just drink half a bottle.

Me too! I'd drink the whole bottle.

We have so much in common.

So, apart from throwing shopping trolleys
in canals, being an alcoholic,

you seem refreshingly normal.

So, what else should I know about you?

I mean, these things
normally come in threes.

Oh, that's all my skeletons
out of the closet, Toast.

I promise, no more surprises.

Listen. I have to do that bloody awful
play later, but I'll be free afterwards.

Now, I would invite you round to mine,

but we have that female
Bruce Forsyth lookalike staying.

- So?
- So, is there any room at yours?

Oh. You mean for... sexy time?

- Well, I... I wouldn't...
- I like sexy time.

Great! I can supply my own sheaths.

I do have one rule.
I will not use extra-safe ones.

They're too thick, and I don't believe
in putting in the extra effort. OK?

- All good my end.
- Excellent.

I'd love you to come back.
It's just... my house is a little untidy.

Oh, sod it. I'll tidy up. Um... might need
to spend a bit of time on it though.

Um... you could come around
tomorrow night?

- I'm totally free. Excellent.
- Ha.

Just need to pop to the loo.

Ha-ha!

Oh! Call you? Yes!

For a drink? Yes.

Yeah, I'll call you.

Come back to bed, Kikini!

Look! I think I'm ready to go again!

I'm just making myself a small sandwich.
Do you want one?

Well, er...

I'm not going to say goodnight,
cos if I attempt to say anything,

it's just going to end up being one
of Bruce Forsyth's catch phrases

like "I'm in charge" or "Good game,
good game" or "Give us a twirl",

so I'll just say nothing.

Oh, shit.

I think I'll have a shower.

Yes, of course.

What the hell are you playing at, Ed?

I know. I'm not proud of myself.

It's just, I've always been
a big fan of Bruce.

She's not Bruce Forsyth.

I'm acutely aware of how it looks.

The thing is, it's really made
Kikini feel attractive again.

What?

I'm just trying to shift the focus
away from her looking like Brucie.

In fact, I think she may be
beginning to quite like the idea.

For fuck's sake!

So, how are you getting on
with Susan Random?

Good. I'm seeing her again tonight,
going back to her place.

- Really?
- Oh, yes.

Here we are.

Good God.

Follow me.

Right behind you. Not as young as I was.

Ooh.

I guessed that these things
normally come in threes.

What do you mean?

Well, you appear to be
one of those extreme hoarders

I've seen those TV programmes about.

It's just a little untidy.

Honestly, you should have seen
what it was like before.

Ooh!

- What's wrong?
- I think I'm stuck.

I'm just going to change

into something...
a little more comfortable.

If that's OK.

Yes.

Don't go away.

Not much chance of that.

This may take a little while.

Ah. Hee-hee! Yeah.

Oh, yes.

Mm. I see you're wearing a sports vest.

I would have thought
you'd have got in by now.

If I could, I would.

You're definitely stuck.

I should get help.

Where did I put my phone?

Oh, no, no, no. Oh...

Aa-a-a-ah!

I thought you said
you were going to ring me.

I think it may be here.

Are you sleeping with this woman?

Who is this person, Toast?

Her name's Jemima. I'm sorry,
I don't know your full name.

Jemima Gina.

- Meet Susan Random.
- Who is she?

She's no-one. We went out for one night.

It's a bit more than that.
It was a pretty serious relationship.

We were practically engaged.

What the fuck are you talking about?

Is this true, Toast?

Of course not! She's a dangerous criminal!

No, I'm not! Anyway,
there's gonna be a retrial. I'll get off.

- Retrial for what?
- Murder.

Attempted murder, thank you!

I don't know what to say, Toast.
I thought we had so much in common.

- I can't believe you're cheating on me!
- You need to shut your mouth!

So, how are we going to resolve this,
anyway? I'm very fucking angry about this!

You keep beaks too!

Yes.

I've got about 20 boxes of them.

I adore beaks!

I really do. I've framed mine.
I've got them on the wall.

I must have several hundred.

I just find them so fascinating.

- So fragile.
- Noble.

- I love what you've done to the place.
- Oh, you're so sweet.

# In the end they will always cheat on me

# He's the same
but he's somehow wriggled free

# I had high hopes
I really thought we'd work

# I'd found peace
Now you've set my world berserk

# You are mad
and you'll get what comes to you

# That sounds harsh
but it pays to tell the truth

# I did my best
I like you, can't you see?

# Now my world's started closing in on me

# Now my world's started closing in on me

♪ Now my world's
started closing in on me. ♪

- You know the rules, Jemima.
- Give me a ring, yeah?

Yeah?

We could go to a hotel.

Oh, I don't think so, Toast.

It's four o'clock in the morning.
You should go home.

- Really?
- Look.

We should take a break from each other.

We've only known each other two days.

To be honest, Toast,
I think you're a... a little weird.

I'm weird?

You're an alcoholic, extreme hoarder,
supermarket-trolley-in-the-canal dumper.

However... you're very attractive.

Toast.

Sorry, Toast, to ring you
at four o'clock in the morning,

but, er... the award ceremony
is on tonight.

You are going, aren't you?
They're very keen that you appear.

Yeah. I need cheering up.

Good. There's just one little thing.

What?

Well, you know I said you'd won
the award for best actor?

- Yeah.
- Well, it's actually

for worst actor.

- Sorry?
- It's actually for worst actor.

It's a kind of cheeky award
they give out every year.

I think the finer details
must have been on the attachment,

- and I don't normally read attachments.
- Well, you listen to me.

There's been a change of plan. I'm not
fucking going to the award ceremony.

And if this wasn't a mobile phone,

I'd be hanging up on you right now.

So... Hello?

Is everyone enjoying themselves tonight?

God! Who's this prick?

All right, and now it's time
to present the award for...

worst actor.

And the winner is...

Ah, very well deserved, mate.

Steven Toast.

- Ha-ha-ha
- All right, all right, all right.

Now, unfortunately,
Steven can't be with us tonight,

but he has sent a major celebrity
to collect the award.

Please welcome Bruce Forsythl

- Oh, thank you so much.
- You're welcome.

Ah, yes, now, very sadly,
Steven can't be with us this evening,

but I am so pleased to accept
this wonderful award on his behalf.

A-ha!

It's very good of you to send Kikini
to the awards, Toast.

She looks as though
she's having a tremendous time.

Let's have a toast, Toast.

I'm not sure
we're supposed to be celebrating.

Who cares?

Ah, thank you.

- Didn't she do well?
- Ha-ha!

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