(pull out to reveal that he is talking to a five-foot-high
filing cabinet)
Presenter:: first of all congratulations on the victory.
Mr Grayson: (from inside filing cabinet) Thank you, David.
Presenter: It should send you back to Botty with a big lead.
Mr Grayson: Oh yes, well we're fairly confident, David.
Presenter: Well at the moment, Ludovic, you're crouching down inside a
filing cabinet.
Mr Grayson: Yes that's right, David, I'm trying not to be seen.
Presenter: I see. Is this through fear?
Mr Grayson: Oh no, no, it's common sense really. If they can't see you, they
can't get you.
Presenter: Ha, ha, ha, but of course they can still hear you.
(the filing cabinet explodes) Ludovic Grayson, thank you very much for coming
on the programme tonight. And we end the show with music. And
here with their very latest recording 'Yummy, Yummy, Yummy,
I've got love in my tummy' Jackie Charlton and the Tonettes.
(Cut to a trendy pop-music set with coloured lights, etc. On the main
podium is a large packing crate with a microphone in front of it. The
backing vocal is by three more packing crates with microphones. Ttse
instrumental group are also in crates. We hear the abovementioned pop
song. Roll credits ova; Fade out. Cut to BBC 1 caption.)
Voice Over: For those of you who may have just missed 'Money
Python's Flying Circus', here it is again.
(Entire show is recapped in a series of flash clips lasting about twenty seconds.)