Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Now and then my imagination does.

[dramatic music playing]

It was all quite proper in the office.

-They're old friends. -He looks like a rapist.

How about that he's innocent. Would that count for anything?

of another person, B, with his penis,

Put your todger back, man.

[upbeat music playing]

Patrick and Kitty, the staff in the private office and I,

Your full name and a little louder, please.

[indistinct chatter]

I take it this is the "quite high-profile" case

In… in your office.

[Ellie inhales, sniffs]

Reach out to Tom. Make sure he really is still on side.

that three months will be adequate for preparation.

We are tutorial partners after all.

What's the matter?

So we're all fine then?

Olivia! He's old and married.

could the Prime Minister clarify for the electorate

It really is no more complicated than that.

Let's consider what you might take, because it'll be right up the arse.

[Ollie] Look what I got.

Giving up my career.

Times have changed since you were my pupil master.

[scoffs] Uh-oh.

very quickly became a "no."

In light of which, Madam Speaker,

-He's no longer a minister. -Who's your best mate.

[Kate] Did things change between you and Mr Whitehouse?

And what are his bail conditions, Miss Woodcroft?

It was all lost socks and narcoleptic dinosaurs.

[Kate] Did the affair with Mr Whitehouse start that night?

I've got to get to practice.

I owe you Parliamentary Questions in the morning.

-But James never did. -[man] I don't disagree.

[James] She trusts me.

Why do we still buy into all of this nonsense?

She just has an instinct about him.

and we are agreed that the first of April is suitable.

[phone ringing]

Come on. Quick, quick.

You think like a poet.

Well, of course.