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Previously, on "the increasingly
poor Decisions of Todd Margaret"

Dave: I need it to appear as though
I've been up all night, working.

Todd Margaret: You wanna
open up your own restaurant,

your own, uh, fat duck,
or-or whack-a-mole.

Alice Bell: The molecule.

Oh, my god! Dave, we're not going to Leeds.
Get it through your thick head, okay?

We're going to Leeds.

Of course, I think that might
be the company van there.

What the hell is The
steering wheel doing--

- Cheers for driving, boss.
- Say your prayers.

"Todd and His valet Arrive in Leeds and What They Saw There"
Original air date January 13, 2012 [S02E02]

I'm not so sure this
is a good idea, guys.

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== for www.addic7ed.com

What kind of a moron are you?

I could've been killed!

- Didn't you see me?
- No-- you have a tiny bike.

Didn't you see me? I have a huge truck.

Okay, look-- it has 18 wheels.

Come on-- I think we know
who's more to blame here.

Blame?

I'll see you in court!

How are you gonna sue me?
You can't even afford a car.

How are you gonna afford a lawyer?

I am a lawyer.

Well, obviously, a shitty one.

Why am I shitty lawyer?

Because you can't afford a car!

I ride a bike because I'm
environmentally aware.

I choose to drive an 18-wheel truck.

Why-- because it's comfortable,
and I can fit a ton of stuff In the back.

Look what your fucking
truck has done to my bike!

Look what-what your bike
has done to my truck!

Fuck your truck!

I admit that we've been
reckless and foolhardy

And apologize unreservedly for any
distress and/or Inconvenience caused.

If there's anything we can
do to rectify the situation,

we will.

And then, just sign this on behalf of the
metropolitan police and put your name.

Again, mr. Mountford,
thank you so much for

the opportunity to write such
a beautifully worded apology.

I mean, obviously,
if we knew It was you, you, uh--

According to vehicle registration,
this truck belongs to a turkish man,

Achmed Al Abdul Ahab Alabdalai.

Yes-yes-- of course, it does,

because Achmed Abdul
Ahabatalray Is my name.

Alachbar to you.

Uh, officer, he's clearly not turkish.

No, I'm not turkish, Detective no car.

Uh, but my step-grandfather,

who came from the salt mines

of Turkey and raised me in
the proud traditions of

his people, was, and I changed

my name to the one you just said

to honor his dead spirit.

[ sings ]

Okay, officer, he's clearly lying.

la-la-la-la-la-la-la.

Sir?

Whirling dervish In your face!

You're under arrest.

Anything you say,
may be given in evidence.

On what charge?

Dangerous driving.

- Oh, don't be silly.
- And resisting arrest

And indecent exposure.

Indecent exposure?

Your balls are falling out your lycra.

ah-- this isn't fair!

ha-ha-ha.

No-- this isn't fair!

Who's gonna see who in court, now?

Not me!

Okay, boss-- why don't you
let me drive from now on?

My eyes are feeling better.

That's a good idea.
I'm gettin' dizzy-- hello?

Brent Wilts: Margaret, what the fuck
are you doing answering the phone?

Why the fuck aren't you
selling Thunder Muscle?

Or do you want Mountford to rip off my
fucking balls and shove them up your ass?

I am selling Thunder Muscle.
I'm on my way to Leeds,

right now, uh, to clench a big deal.

What are we talking?

Uh, what are we talking?

Four hundred and seventy
thousand dollars.

Four hundred-- wow, really?

Four hundred?

What the fuck are you talking about?

What are doing, busking?

no-no-no-no, $470,000.

Really-- that's actually
the exact amount we need.

[ knocking ]

Hello-- is anybody there?

[ baby cries ]

The ghost of your dead dad,

He's come back.

Gotta get these little
Angels to a better place.

And the children.

They need new souls.

[ music ]

[ radio plays ]

There's no way to turn this
thing off or down or--

No, I like it.

Yeah, open your mind.

Give it a chance.

It's like rap.

Are you hungry, because I am starving.

I-I know this great, little

Place in Hurt-ford-shire.

Hertfordshire?

No-no-no-- uh, La Molecule.

It's this great little,
uh, mom and pop, uh,

Gastro-intestinal, uh--

Todd, I really don't
think we have the time.

Dave, come on.

I'm telling you. This place is so...

Open for lun and dinner, okay?

Uh, no dogs allowed,

Except for glide dogs.

Guide dogs.

All right, I'll just be a minute--
are you the one allergic to nuts?

Just hurry up-- we got a
lot of important meetings.

I know.

Oh!

God, who the hell do I know in Leeds?

[ phone rings ]

hello, chairman here.

David Mountford here.

- Dave who?
- Mountford,

As in D.M. Global sports.

Oh, hello, sir.

What can I do for you?

A meeting this afternoon, an american

name of Todd Margaret,
half three, sharp.

But the match starts at 3:00.

Excellent. We'll make
it 3 o'clock, then.

- but--
- just do it-- and I'll have

my usual set-up in

the owner's box-- thank you.

yes, sir.

Awful.

This is the Hitler of soups.

Here we go, again.

All right, everybody, reset.

hello-hello-hello- hello-hello-hello.

- My name's Todd Margaret.
- Sorry, I'm busy.

Well, uh, I've got a friend

who is a big fan of yours

and an awesome cook, and her

ultimate dream of dreams

is to work alongside you

and one day open up her
own science restaurant.

I'm not interested-- Thank you.

let me finish..

I really like her, and this would

Help me get back in with her.

Good-bye.

Here's the finish.

She's very sick.

Well, if she's got

a disease, uh, she can't be

near food preparation.

Right. well, we're in luck,
because she's retarded,

So not contagious.

And she's dying-- she's dying

from the retard... Ation.

What?

Yeah, it's tragic.

Um...

She's only got a couple
days left to live.

Oh, dear god!

Uh, or not, or more,

probably more, four,

at least four, five.

Let's say five. Five days to live.

Yeah, poor thing.

It would just kill her,
if she found out.

Oh, not that anyone would
or should discuss it

or my name-- shouldn't
even mention my name.

Um, yeah, innocent, little lamb.

Why?

I don't know-- karma?

Anyway, that's why I'm here. I'm from
the Death Wish Foundation, and we make

dreams come true for dying,
retarded women.

No.

Okay, look.

I-I will not get hurt, again.

[ distant explosion ]

Well?

The good news is, it worked.

We were able to isolate
the compound and age

the parmesan an extra 600
years in a matter of seconds.

Fantastic.

This is just what we need for
my cheese inhalers I'll be

Serving at Her Majesty's Garden party.

Bad news is, the website we got it from,

Clancy's Internet Sensations,

Has been shut by the U.N.
Security Council.

This is our very last can.

Not necessarily.

Let's talk.

[ music ]

Dave: Where's my lunch?

Todd: Forget lunch.

The molecule has just taken on
a truck full of Thunder Muscle.

That's amazing.

How much did you get for it?

Oh, god, you're such a nag.

Come on-- this is small potatoes.

We're about to make a huge deal,

which you need to brief me on.

All right, hit me.

Fine-- right-- well,

My great uncle is on the board
of the Leeds Lionhearts--

Got it, Lionhearts.

Their beverage contract
Is up for renewal.

So, I pulled in a massive favor and
got you a meeting with the chairman.

Wow!

He said, "no," at first,

but when I told him that you

was yorkshire, born and bred,

he was like, "oh, yeah!

"whatever he wants."

You know what your lot's like.

That's us.

Desk clerk: Piccadilly hotel.

Wilts: Hi-- can I get a room
number for Doug Whitney?

I'm his best friend.

I'm afraid we can't give out
that information, Mr. Wilts.

[ phone rings ]

Piccadilly hotel.

Hi-- I'm Doug Whitney.

I'm a guest at the hotel.

I forgot my room number.
Can you remind me?

I still can't give out that
information over the phone, Mr. Wilts.

No, I'm not Wilts.

I'm Doug Whitney, please?

I really need my room number.

I'm so desperate and whiney.

Well, why don't you
come to the front desk,

And we'll give you another key?

I can't because I pooed my pants, again.

Well, why don't you simply
look outside your front door,

and then you'll see the
room number attached to it?

[ phone rings ]

Piccadilly hotel.

Please don't slam our phones

down, mr. Wilts-- if you'd like

To speak to mr. Whitney,

he's just behind you.

There he is.

There's my best friend!

Doug Whitney: Mr.
Wilts, what are you doing here?

when last we met, we jousted,

And I bested you.

Now, accept your defeat.

Come on, buddy.

No-- you are a prize pig

of a man.

Look, I may have said

something that sounds like

you took the wrong way.

You said that I was an

abortion that wouldn't go away.

You're tenacious is all

I meant.

You used foul language

at me, repeatedly.

Well, let's not get into
who called you a fuck-tard.

I don't even remember.

I don't even know how to use

that word, f--

All right, calm down.

Calm down, calm down.

Calm down, calm down.

I am going to hire you back.

Excuse me, mr. Wilts.

You have no position at the

company-- the company itself

is a shell company.

Look, I know there is some

Weird shit going on, right now,

that makes less sense than

Helen Keller and "Tommy"

combined, but remember that guy,

Mountford, I mentioned?

Yeah.

I don't know exactly how,

but I think this whole thing

is a scam, and Mountford

is behind it-- look, he's

playing us both for suckers--

You and I both need

to find Mountford.

hmm... Well, I do perceive
here a divided duty.

"Othello," act one, scene three.

Yeah.

On one hand, I loathe

spending a moment with you.

On the other hand, if there's

one thing Doug Whitney
doesn't like, it's--

pussy?

No-- loose ends.

That's what I said.

Look, you just need to help me

find Mountford.

I'll get my job back,

and I will hire you back

at double your salary.

Mr. Wilts, I--

No, let me finish...

With your own parking spot.

I don't have a car.

If you can check me out of room 405.

And a batmobile.
I'll buy you a batmobile.

well, I guess, I-I do have

an obligation to finish

the case we started.

Yes-- you will not regret this, Whitney,

Doug-las, Holmes.

I'll explain everything I know,

once we get upstairs and I have

a quick pank in the room.

That's a poo and a wank.

You nervous?

No-- nervous?

Oh, you should be.

It's Yorkshire-- you're about

to deal with the toughest,

most insular, intolerant,

and violent people in Europe.

They-they are?

I-I am.

Well, like I said,

it's a good job you're

from here, isn't it?

Yeah-- now, about that--

I mean, I probably don't

even have to tell you that

outsiders aren't welcome.

Yeah.

So many out-of-town

businesses have failed here.

In fact, only just last week,

A representative from

an unmentionable american beer

company was found dead

in a field with his heart

ripped out and on his forehead,

they wrote in lipstick

"welcome to the world of AIDS."

Good to be home, though, eh?

Hey-hey-hey-- stop the truck!

Right, Yorkshire

Tourism emporium, is it?

Alice: Oh, my God, Hudson!

I just got off the phone

from the Molecule.

How did you?

I can't believe it.

They want me to do

a try act this Saturday.

Hey, why don't you come down

and meet me afterwards,

and I can thank you in person?

That would be great.

I'm so excited-- bye!

Man, there are a lot of

people here for this meeting.

No, they're here for

the rugby match.

Oh, rugby, cool.

I love horses.

So, you ready then, boss?

Yeah-- let's do this.

Okay-- ah-ah-ah, Butterscotch,

this isn't for you.

Oh, these yorkshire puddings

are good... A bit rich but--

Don't forget your Yorkshire bitter.

thank you, very much.

No, that's not that bad.

Butterscotch, you ready

to do this?

Let's go.

Dave: If you get this,
you've got the north of England

in the bag-- now, you've got

another meeting across town

in 47 minutes.

That deal is even bigger,

so you better be quick.

But I know how much pressure

You're under, so I'm not

even gonna bring that up.

Todd: But you just did

bring it up.

No-no, Todd, listen to

what I'm saying-- I'm not

bringing it up-- I wouldn't.

I know you're scared and

nervous-- I would be, too.

Now, get in there!

Well, wait.

You're not coming in?

Oh, no-no-no.

I'm way too scared.

I'm not from Yorkshire.

God only knows what they'd

do to me--

Time's ticking, eh?

Don't knock-- just go in.

No dogs allowed!

Mike Micklethwaite,

top chairman-- you must be,

Uh, Todd Margaret.

Yes-- it is a pleasure.

Um, uh, before we, uh, get

started, and I talk
about Thunder Muscle,

I just wanted to Let
everyone here know--

Guess what?

I'm from Yorkshire me self.

Anywhoosles, okay.

So, here's the thing about Thunder Mu--

[ flatulating ]

Whoa-- what was--

Somebody step on a duck?

Ha-ha-- uh, probably not

The best way to start off

a meeting, letting one rip.

I apologize for that.

A bit embarrassing but,

you know, it's probably all

this delicious Yorkshire

pudding and Yorkshire bitter

I-I eat all the time

to remind me of where I'm from,

From whence I came

that I miss so terribly.

The green hills of Yorkshire.

Um, okay.

[ flatulence ]

I'm so sorry.

I let another one rip.

Oh, gosh, I don't know.

Here's the thing-- I-I just, uh,

let's be honest.

It's typical yorkshire

behavior, right?

I mean, you know, just

rippin' 'em up and down.

You know, that's-that's us,

right, guys?

Just, you know, a little...

Just call me

the Yorkshire ripper.

Now, pudding I usually have,

so it's coming out,

and I'm sorry.

Uh, stay away for

your own safety, madam.

They're silent but deadly.

Hmm-- the yorkshire ripper's

silent but deadly.

Lock up your daughters.

No-- okay, come on.

You're exaggerating.

They don't smell that bad.

it's not that, you doozy gobshag!

The Yorkshire ripper
was a mass murderer.

He attacked and killed thirteen

young lassies around here!

It's not funny!

What are you laughing at?

No, here's what's funny.

S-seriously, I-I, um, just

this morning, I was telling

another beautiful, young woman,

Uh, that, uh, I'm not a rapist.

So, you can see--

I said, "I'm not a rapist."

Do we-- I have to do this

twice in one day?

Not a rapist, not-- negative.

Women, woo-hoo, woo-hoo.

Rah-rah-rah-rah, my period.

Terrific to meet you.

That was quick.

Yeah-yeah-- you know,

They're not exactly

the right people to talk to.

I should talk to somebody

in management, I think.

Oh, you wanna speak to the manager?

Yeah-yeah.

Well, that'd be Johnny Barnpot.

Okay, yeah, he-he's a
player, right-- he--

Yeah, he's a real player.

Yeah-- he's probably still
In the changing rooms.

You gotta hurry up, though.

- Dave?
- Can't come-- not from Leeds.

Remember, the next
meeting is in 30 minutes.

Hello-hello-hello.

I'm Todd Margaret.

Fuck off!

Oh, I'm looking

for Johnny Barnpot.

Fuck right off.

okay, I--

Hi-- I'm looking for Johnny
bar-- jeez, you guys

Are gonna get crucified.

Mascots, you dick.

Walk out at the start with the
players start, don't they?

They hold hands and shit.

I'm sorry-- who are you?

I'm Lionel T. Lion.

I got out there and twitter about.

You know, keep folks'
spirits up when losing.

Interesting.

Humiliating, though, isn't it?

I mean, I don't know--

[ music ]

Doug: But wait. Why do you
have to live in my hotel room?

Wilts: Hang on!

Yeah-- oh, nailed it!

Uh, 'cause there's a ghost
haunting the company apartment.

Ha-ha-- wait.

You're afraid of ghosts?

That's absurd.

What's there to be afraid of?

They're lazy, genetically inferior.

I mean, yes, they're better
athletes and often--

Just help me Mountford,

and we can't get out of here, all right?

This is rich.

Big, bad, sexy Brent Wilts
is afraid of a little ghost.

Hey, no-- come on.

No-- okay, no more horsing around.

Let's get serious-- okay.

Tell me everything you
know about Mr. Mountford.

I told you. I've never met the guy.

It's always been phone conversations.

All right, but when you
first arrived in London, how

hid he get in contact with you?

Hi. Brent Wilts from America.

I'm, uh, checking in.

- Whoo!
- What the--

Dave: Well, I'll tell you

what we brits go shithouse

for is energy drinks.

That's right. Can't get enough of them.

And there's this great,
new brand out of North Korea

called "Thunder Muscle."

That's right, Thunder Muscle.

Check it out-- okay, great.

All right-- I'll see
you when you get here.

Mr. Wilts, it seems Mr. Mountford

has cancelled the meeting,

but he is very much looking

forward to hearing about

your upcoming trip to Portland,

And that you have the
authority to hire and fire,

as you see fit.

He also suggests you enjoy

some vindaloo while here

In London-- also, this was left

here for you.

Thank you.

Can I still stay here?

Oh, yeah-- the room has
been paid for, Mr. Wilts.

Yeah, it's all I really remember,
that the front desk

Chick had great blow-job tits.

So, that's it?

Mountford wasn't there, and

you got a cd-- you're useless.

You're useless. I tell you a great story

about some blow-job tits,

and all you are about
are stupid details.

Oh, look out.

Here comes Lionel T. Lion.

He's looking a bit friskier than normal.

Here come the Leeds Lionhearts!

Everybody make some noise!

How bloody old are you, mate?

I'm this many.

Are you Johnny Barnpot?

No, you duffle.

That's him over there.

Mr. Barnpot-- Mr. Barnpot!

Hi-- I'm Todd Margaret

with Thunder Muscle.

I know you guys are thinkin'

about exclusively sellin it here.

I just wonder-- If I can talk to you
and gather the rest of your team

talk to them, and-- I just
need an asnwer in about

22 minuts so...

Ehi kid, get off the pit.
The game is about to start!

- Go on, clear of.
- Sorry.

- Go on, clear off!
- Right, all right sorry!

Sorry!

Jhonny!

Johnny Barnpot?

Me?

Come out there?
You're having your meeting?

Ok.

- Right.

Ok.

You guys are gonna like this.

Thunder Muscle, ah, well--

That don't work as harrasment, ok.

Listen, Thunder Muscle is
an awesome energy drink

you guys-- Oh, yeah, you too,
you guys can be absolutly too--

Yeah, get in here, Thunder Muscle.

Awesome new energy drink
you guys have to--

Hold on!

Oh- Oh- Oh.

[crying]

Oh, Jesus!

Aahhh, ohhh-

[laughing]

Oh! Ahhhh- aahhh-

[laughing]

I told you I like horses--

Where am I?

You're back home.

In the hospital in Leeds
where you grow up.

You was under age, but I
insisted they drive you here.

Though you gonna be surrounded
by people you know.

Oh.

Thanks, Dave.

You're a good friend.

I am.

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