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* CreditsGag: Badger, the Scotsman who has been interrupting almost every sketch, reads the credits at the end.
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Sorry, I meant 19 episodes.
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Whoever put this in is 16 episodes off


* DistractingDisambiguation: In the first sketch:
-->'''Man:''' All right, don't anybody move... except to control the aeroplane... you can move a little to do that.\\
'''Stewardess:''' Can I move?\\
'''Man:''' Yes, yes, yes. You can move a little bit. Yes. Sorry, I didn't mean to be so dogmatic when I came in. Obviously you can all move a little within reason. There are certain involuntary muscular movements which no amount of self-control can prevent. And obviously any assertion of authority on my part, I've got to take that into account.

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* ComicallySmallBribe: A Scott keeps demanding a pound to stop ruining sketches.

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* CallBack: The redcoat and the rubber chicken knight from Series 1 return for another link.
* ComicallySmallBribe: A Scott Scot keeps demanding a pound to stop ruining sketches.



* DidntThinkThisThrough: The Scott opens the episode by claiming there's a bomb on the plane and will reveal where it is if he's paid a lot of money. If it he isn't paid, the bomb will explode and kill everyone...including him.

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* DidntThinkThisThrough: The Scott Scot opens the episode by claiming there's a bomb on the plane and will reveal where it is if he's paid a lot of money. If it he isn't paid, the bomb will explode and kill everyone...including him.



* ReadingTheStageDirectionsOutLoud: Or rather...a Scott that has been interrupting the whole episode reads the credits at the end before the 16 ton weight is dropped on him.

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* ReadingTheStageDirectionsOutLoud: Or rather...a Scott Scot that has been interrupting the whole episode reads the credits at the end before the 16 ton weight is dropped on him.



* RunningGag: A Scott played by Eric Idle promises to stop sabotaging sketches if he's paid a pound.

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* RunningGag: A Scott Scot played by Eric Idle promises to stop sabotaging sketches if he's paid a pound.
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* ComicallySmallBribe: A Scott keeps demanding a pound to stop ruining sketches.


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* DidntThinkThisThrough: The Scott opens the episode by claiming there's a bomb on the plane and will reveal where it is if he's paid a lot of money. If it he isn't paid, the bomb will explode and kill everyone...including him.


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* ReadingTheStageDirectionsOutLoud: Or rather...a Scott that has been interrupting the whole episode reads the credits at the end before the 16 ton weight is dropped on him.


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* RunningGag: A Scott played by Eric Idle promises to stop sabotaging sketches if he's paid a pound.
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* RidiculousFutureInflation: The planet Algon-1 suffers from such a problem.
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And now, it's: ten seconds of sex, building projects built by literary characters and the magician Mystico, courtroom officials touring a mortuary, the Olympic finals of the men's hide-and-seek, a family visited by their obnoxious neighbors the Cheap-Laughs, the television show ''Probe'' investigating bullfighting, new information from the probe investigating the planet Algon, and Mr. Badger reading the credits.

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And now, it's: ten seconds of sex, sex [[note]] alright, you can stop now [[/note]], building projects built by literary characters and the magician Mystico, courtroom officials touring a mortuary, the Olympic finals of the men's hide-and-seek, a family visited by their obnoxious neighbors the Cheap-Laughs, the television show ''Probe'' investigating bullfighting, new information from the probe investigating the planet Algon, and Mr. Badger reading the credits.
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* DistractingDisambiguation: In the first sketch:
-->'''Man:''' All right, don't anybody move... except to control the aeroplane... you can move a little to do that.\\
'''Stewardess:''' Can I move?\\
'''Man:''' Yes, yes, yes. You can move a little bit. Yes. Sorry, I didn't mean to be so dogmatic when I came in. Obviously you can all move a little within reason. There are certain involuntary muscular movements which no amount of self-control can prevent. And obviously any assertion of authority on my part, I've got to take that into account.

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* SpaceClothes: One scientist in the Algon-1 sketch, who discovered lingerie on another planet, believes that alien women's underwear gets [[{{Stripperiffic}} naughtier and naughtier]] the further away you go.

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* PieInTheFace: Mrs Cheap-Laugh splatters her husband in the face with a pie.
* SpaceClothes: One scientist in the Algon-1 sketch, who discovered lingerie on another planet, believes that alien women's underwear gets [[{{Stripperiffic}} naughtier and naughtier]] the further away you go.go.
* WhoopeeCushion: Mrs Robinson sits down on one that was left on the sofa by the Cheap-Laughs.
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* EitherOrTitle: "The Nude Organist (or: The Nude Man)".
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* LovelyAssistant: Janet, to the Amazing Mystico.
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* TheNudifier: Scientists send probes across the galaxy to study shopping and women's underwear. The Algon-1 probe was the first piece of space hardware specifically designed to undress ladies.

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* TheNudifier: Scientists send probes across the galaxy to study shopping and women's underwear. The Algon-1 probe was the first piece of space hardware specifically designed to undress ladies.ladies.
* SpaceClothes: One scientist in the Algon-1 sketch, who discovered lingerie on another planet, believes that alien women's underwear gets [[{{Stripperiffic}} naughtier and naughtier]] the further away you go.
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* EurekaMoment: In "the Olympic Hide-and-Seek Final", Francisco Huron has spent over 11 years looking for Don Roberts and is searching the Tagus Valley for him. He opens a garbage can and finds a sardine can, which not only clues him in to go to Sardinia, but [[BatDeduction to the exact spot where Don Roberts is hiding]].

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* EurekaMoment: In "the Olympic Hide-and-Seek Final", Francisco Huron has spent over 11 years looking for Don Roberts and is searching the Tagus Valley for him. He opens a garbage can and finds a sardine can, which not only clues him in to go to Sardinia, but [[BatDeduction to the exact spot where Don Roberts is hiding]].hiding]].
* TheNudifier: Scientists send probes across the galaxy to study shopping and women's underwear. The Algon-1 probe was the first piece of space hardware specifically designed to undress ladies.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: One sketch briefly mentions a man being investigated by the police for two years, convicted of not having a license for his car radio, for which he was subsequently hanged, "despite the prohibition of capital punishment, and a huge public outcry".
* EurekaMoment: In "the Olympic Hide-and-Seek Final", Francisco Huron has spent over 11 years looking for Don Roberts and is searching the Tagus Valley for him. He opens a garbage can and finds a sardine can, which not only clues him in to go to Sardinia, but [[BatDeduction to the exact spot where Don Roberts is hiding]].
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Title: ''The Nude Organist (or: The Nude Man)''

Original Airdate: 14/12/1972

A man tries to hold a plane hostage by planting a bomb on it, while he's still on the plane.

And now, it's: ten seconds of sex, building projects built by literary characters and the magician Mystico, courtroom officials touring a mortuary, the Olympic finals of the men's hide-and-seek, a family visited by their obnoxious neighbors the Cheap-Laughs, the television show ''Probe'' investigating bullfighting, new information from the probe investigating the planet Algon, and Mr. Badger reading the credits.
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