:47:00
There's loads of them having
some kind of sponsored epileptic fit.
:47:08
Lydia.
:47:10
Maybe it isn't writer's
block at all, Gerry.
:47:13
Maybe it's Helen block.
:47:16
I don't want to hear about Helen.
:47:19
I don't care about Helen.
:47:25
The trouble is you do.
:47:28
Quite clearly.
:47:32
I just thought of a great
finish for your book.
:47:36
"The End!"
:47:51
Yes, you are, Clive.
:47:53
He's opening
his first restaurant in six days,
:47:56
and he's completely disorganised.
:47:58
Well, you know,
at my old company,
:48:00
we had wars getting
Pierre Claude's restaurant open.
:48:03
- You did Pierre Claude?
- Mmm.
:48:05
He's my hero.
You did his launch.
:48:09
Well, I heard that was a really classy do.
People went on about it.
:48:13
I mean, six days is...
:48:16
Could I come down
and take a look?
:48:19
I can't promise
anything stupendous.
:48:21
Sure. Yeah! Yeah, no problem.
:48:23
You're kidding.
Yeah, come down!
:48:26
Pierre Claude. Oh, wow!
:48:32
You're very thoughtful, James.
You give out an incredible amount.
:48:37
Oh, you're the same.
You encouraged me today.
:48:40
I saw you jumping up and down
like a mad thing.
:48:43
It spurred me on.
:48:48
I love this bridge.
My great-grandfather helped build it.
:48:52
I often come and stand on it
when I want to...
:48:58
Build a bridge?