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HOW GREEN WAS MY CACTUS
Starring
KEITH SCOTT
ROBYN MOORE
KRUDD & TALKBULL
MUSIC:
CACTUS THEME INTRO STING
ANNCR: HeeeereÕs
Cactus! Dot com dot au.
FX:
BAR ATMOS UNDER:
The
Sir John Kerr Memorial Bar in Parliament Grouse where 2 dishevelled figures sat
in the Glenn Milne Corner for the Tired and Emotional.
RUDD: (DRUNK)
Let me say this. (HIC) The second thing IÕd say is this. I donÕt know about you
Malcolm but I really miss being the head banana of the Lab, Lay, Lame Party.
TURNBULL: (DRUNK)
Count me in on that one, Krudd my man mate fellow. (HIC)
RUDD: That
backstabbing red witch Julia Buzz-ard has drivelled me
to drink.
TURNBULL: No
it was that devious bounder Tony Abscess who stole my Coalition leaderness.
RUDD: They
took away our joblihoods. (HIC)
TURNBULL: I
say waitperson! (HIC) Two more bottles of the Grange
Hermitage Õ83 sil vous plait.
WAITRESS: (APPROACHING)
Sorry sir, youÕve drunk us out of the Õ83, we only have the Õ84.
TURNBULL: The
Õ84? Oh God, nothing is going right. (HIC)
RUDD: LetÕs
get real here Melbourne. Everyone knows weÕre the smartest men in the pole
Harliament.
TURNBULL: Precisely.
(HIC) YouÕve struck the right chord on the head there.
RUDD: The
pinion polls say weÕre both preferred leaders over Julia the Ripper and Tony
the Mad Monk.
TURNBULL: They
couldnÕt lead their feet off a bungy jump. (HIC)
RUDD: ExÉ(HIC)Éactly. So why donÕt you two and I part our own starty?
TURNBULL: ErÉpardon?
RUDD: I
saidÉ(HIC)Éwhy donÕt you and I spart our own tarty?
TURNBULL: ThatÕs
what I thought you said. (HIC) Sparting our own tarty is a capital idea. WeÕll
call it the Preserved, er, Preferred Leaders Party.
RUDD: Brilliant!
(HIC) And IÕll be the Grand Leader and you can be my vice banana.
TURNBULL: What?
(HIC) Now you just hold your whores Krudd my man. I
should be the Grand Banana because IÕm rich. (HIC)
RUDD: So
what? I speak Mandolin. (HIC)
TURNBULL: You
eat you own earwax.
RUDD: And
youÕre a pretentious ponce. Take this. (EFFORT)
TURNBULL: Ha,
missed me.
FX:
BODY FALL
And
you fell off your chair. (LAUGH & HIC) I think youÕre a bit Oliver Pissed.
(LAUGH) ErÉKrudd?
RUDD: (BIG
SNORES)
TURNBULL: Oh
botheration. The people in my new party donÕt even listen to me. (BIG HIC)
MUSIC: THEME OUT
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HOW GREEN WAS MY CACTUS
Starring
KEITH SCOTT
ROBYN MOORE
FOCUS
GROUPS
MUSIC: CACTUS THEME INTRO STING
ANNCR: HeeeereÕs
Cactus! Dot com dot au.
MUSIC: FADE OUT CACTUS THEME UNDER:
GILLARD: Anything
else on my way home Timmy?
TIM
(PHONE): Yes
Jules, we need some chocolate sauce and some whipped cream. Oh and more olive
oil.
GILLARD: Right.
Anything for the kitchen?
TIM
(PHONE): No.
DonÕt be late sweetie. (LECHEROUS GIGGLE)
GILLARD: (LECHEROUS
GIGGLE)
FX: PHONE RECEIVER DOWN (THIS END)
Ahem.
Now where were we Treasurer Wayne Duck?
SWAN: We
were discussing the Labor PartyÕs standing in the latest opinion polls. Or
opinion stumps in our case. Whoo whoo!
GILLARD: Yes,
I believe weÕre even less popular than Bob KatterÕs new party, and itÕs led by a hat full of cabbage. Obviously weÕre all but
dead Wayne, what are we going to do?
SWAN: (QUIETLY)
I, Wayne Sylvester Duck, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath all my worldly
goods toÉ
GILLARD: Wayne,
are you listening?
SWAN: Do
you think theyÕll mind a will being written in red ink?
GILLARD: What
are we going to do Wayne?
SWAN: Not
sure boss, we havenÕt asked a focus group yet.
GILLARD: What?
But IÕm sure weÕve done a focus group on falling opinion poll policy.
SWAN: ThatÕs
next week. This week we did focus groups on asylum seekers, climate change, the number of pin stripes we should have in our suits, how
often to say obviouslyÉ
GILLARD: Obviously
itÕs just so depressing. I just want to go home to Timmy. What time did the
focus group say is good for me to leave the office?
SWAN: (PAPER
RUSTLE) LetÕs see. Ten thirty six pm. It makes you look
conscient-thÉconscien-th-thÉhard working.
GILLARD: But
thatÕs hours away. Where will I get olive oil at that time of night?
SWAN: (PAPER
RUSTLE) UmÉfocus group says the convenience store in Kingston.
FX: KNOCK AT DOOR
GILLARD: Oh
oh, a knock at the door. What should we do Wayne?
SWAN: (PAPER
RUSTLE) Oh sugar. One focus group says to say Òwho is
itÓ. The second focus group says to say Òcome inÓ.
GILLARD: Oh
gawd, I hate decisions.
SWAN: Try
half and half boss.
GILLARD: Right.
Ahem. Who in!
FX: BEAT THEN DOOR KNOCK
GILLARD: Come
is it?!
FX: DOOR OPEN
FAULKNER: (ANGRY)
Oh for heavenÕs sake.
GILLARD: Oh
itÕs our good friend and colleague John Faulkner.
FAULKNER: You
idiots have got to stop all this nonsense.
GILLARD/SWAN: Eh?/Sorry Faulks?
FAULKNER: Our
Party relies too much on bloody focus groups.
GILLARD: What
makes you think that?
FAULKNER: This
morningÕs focus group on focus groups told me.
GILLARD/SWAN: (WARM
UNDERSTANDING OUT)
MUSIC: THEME OUT