extr@ (Extra) English พร้อมคำบรรยายและการถอดความภาษาอังกฤษ (แปลเป็นหลายภาษา)
Episode 3 : Hector has a date (Hector has a date)
สคริปต์รายการทีวี / บทสนทนาพร้อมการแปล
Bridget
Annie
Nick
Hector
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This is the story of two girls who share a flat in London. |
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They have a visitor from Argentina who can’t speak English very well, who has no style, and who can’t do the shopping. |
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But he is very, very handsome. |
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Stand by for EXTRA!
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Stand by for EXTR@! |
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Dear Dream Date, |
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My name is Annie! I’m 19 and I love animals, |
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and, and – and I love chocolate: chocolate ice cream, chocolate cake, |
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boxes of chocolate, chocolate mousse … |
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What are you doing, Annie? |
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Nothing! |
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What’s this? |
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“Dream Date, make my dream come true!” |
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Oh, how did that get there? |
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How sweet! |
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Hector … Hector! |
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Oh hi, Bridget. |
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And up!! Oh, keep going, Hector. |
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Aah, I see, Hector found Cindy’s one hundred and one top exercises, then. |
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Yes! |
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Oh, good try, Hector. |
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Cindy is so old fashioned, I can teach Hector how to exercise! |
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Exercise with Cindy, no! Exercise with Bridget, yes! |
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But … ! |
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It’s OK, I can do it! |
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Music please, Annie. |
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Follow me. Arms up, touch your toes, stand straight and – one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight! |
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More energy please! |
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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight! |
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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight! |
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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight! |
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OK, faster still! |
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Left leg up! Left leg up! |
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Left leg up! |
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Oh, my leg hurts! |
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Come on, keep up! |
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Come on, faster … Come on, come on, faster … |
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Oh, hi Nick, we’re exercising. |
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I can see. |
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Oh, phew, OK. Let’s get a drink! |
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Oh, I must check my emails. |
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Would you like some water, Hector? |
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Oh no, no, after you. |
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No, you first. |
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Oh, no no no, ladies first. |
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No, no, you first. |
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No, you first. |
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Oh, give it to me! |
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Oh, goody! Three messages. |
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Oh dear! |
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What’s wrong? |
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Annie’s been on the Internet – again! |
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The Internet? |
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To find a boyfriend! |
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Oh, let’s see! |
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Oh no, don’t look. |
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Oh, come on, Annie! |
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Oh, all right then. |
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“Annie baby! Rocky the tennis star here!” |
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“I am the racquet – Will you be my ball?” |
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Ugh! |
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OK, number two. |
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Mmm … umm – “Dear Annie! I love animals too.” |
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Mmm. “They are so beautiful in their glass boxes.” |
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“Come and see them. Tony Green (Taxidermist).” |
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A taxidermist! |
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Ooh, how horrible! |
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Oh Charlie, here, boy! |
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It’s OK, Charlie. |
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Annie, what is a taxidermist? |
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Mmm, well it’s … it’s a … ah … oh, never mind. |
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Third time lucky. |
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Hope so. |
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Mmm … “Annie, can you cook like my mother?” |
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“Do you like trains?” |
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“Can you meet me today?” |
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“Giles Smith aged twenty four.” |
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“P.S. Mummy says I must be home before 5 p.m.” |
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Oh dear! |
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Oh, I’ll never get a boyfriend! |
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Bridget always has a boyfriend. |
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Has she? |
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Annie, look, it’s not what you write. It’s … it’s how you write it. |
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Huh? |
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I bet I could get a girlfriend on the Internet, no problem. |
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Well, yes, Nick, you could! |
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I bet you could not! |
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I could! |
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OK, what would you write? |
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I’m six foot tall. |
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Five foot eleven. |
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I have blonde hair. |
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Mousey brown. |
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I love animals … |
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Ha! |
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… and fast cars, and beautiful women. |
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I would write to you! |
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Would you? |
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Oh, come on, Annie! |
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Let’s go to the gym. |
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Oh Bridget, no! Not more exercise! |
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See you later, boys. |
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Oh, and … er … Hector, would you do my washing for me? |
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Washing? OK. |
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No problem. |
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Oh, and Nick, will you spray my plant for me please? |
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The spray is in the bathroom. |
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No problem. |
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Nick … |
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Uh-huh? |
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What is a taxidermist? |
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Oh … well … well, it’s … never mind. |
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Chrissy! Today, Hector found Cindy’s exercise video … |
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… but I decided to help him with his exercises instead! |
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He really enjoyed it! |
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Nadia, I looked for a boyfriend on the Internet today and had three strange replies: |
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one from a tennis player – too arrogant! |
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one from a taxidermist – too horrible! |
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and one from a train spotter – too weird! |
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But Bridget always has a boyfriend! |
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Dan! It’s so easy to find a girlfriend on the Internet. |
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Finding new girlfriends on the Internet is so easy. |
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OK, Hector! |
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Question one. How do guys get girlfriends? |
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Girlfriends? |
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Yeah! Girlfriends. |
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Oh! Oh, no girlfriends, me, never. |
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What? Never? |
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No girl … no girlfriends? |
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Wow! Man! |
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You, Nick, you have had girlfriends? |
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Yeah, loads! |
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Ten? |
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Ten?!! Hah! Hundreds! |
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Wow! |
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So I know what girls like. |
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They like fast cars, they like money, they like dancing. |
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Oh, I love dancing! |
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Like this! |
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No, dancing like this! |
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Yeah, Hector, leave it to me. |
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Leave it to me, my friend, I have a plan! |
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Oh, Hector, Annie’s plant. |
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Her garden spray is in the bathroom. |
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Oh. |
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Ho-ho! |
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Garden – garden … umm … |
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Spray, garden spray. |
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Garden Romance, garden … good! |
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Mmm! Perfect! |
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Perfect! |
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Cold, hot, very hot … Er, Nick … |
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Uh-huh? |
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Bridget’s cold or hot? |
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Ha, very hot! |
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Ah … Perfect! |
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Perfect, ha! |
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Hector, we’ll get lots of girlfriends now! |
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Aha! |
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From now on, it’ll be girls, girls, girls, girls, girls! |
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Ha-ha! Yo! |
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Whoo! Oh you really must change your aftershave! |
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Oh, excuse me. Come on, let’s go out and celebrate. |
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What’s that smell? |
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It smells like a perfumery. |
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Oh, my plant! |
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Oh, empty! |
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Oh, my poor plant! I don’t believe it! |
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My perfume, I don’t believe it! |
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Nick! |
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Oh good, the washing’s done. |
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What’s the problem? |
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This is the problem! |
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Hector! |
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Wow! |
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What is it now? |
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We have six hundred and thirty-three messages! |
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Let’s see. |
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OK, one moment. |
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“Hector! Nick! Yes! We are gorgeous! Yes! We like dancing! And yes! We like millionaires! Fifi and Sarah.” |
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Chloe, Sadie, Louise, Gerri … These messages are all for Hector and Nick – and they’re all from girls! |
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I smell a rat! |
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Mmm! And I think I know who is responsible! |
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Oh, Bridget! |
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Look at this! |
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“Are you a gorgeous babe?” |
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“Do you have a gorgeous friend?” |
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“Do you like fast cars and dancing all night?” |
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“Do you like millionaires?” |
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“Then you will love us – we are Hector and Nick – the Romero Brothers!” |
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What? |
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“See attached photo.” |
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Ha, cheats, they glued their photo on this car! |
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Ha, what a joke! |
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What, that’s how they received six hundred and thirty-three messages from girls. |
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But they don’t know they received six hundred and thirty-three messages, do they? |
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No, they don’t now. |
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Let’s go to the cybercafé. |
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I have a plan. |
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The poor computer. How many messages? |
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One hundred! |
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Two hundred! |
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Oh. |
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How many? |
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Er, one. |
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Good. One hundred! |
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Er, no, just one message. |
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Huh? |
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Umm … “Hector and Nick! We are dancers in a West End musical!” |
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Dancers, you mean … dancers?! |
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Yeah, sort of. |
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“When we finish the show, shall we meet at your apartment at 10 p.m.? Is that OK?” |
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“Cuddles and Bubbles, kiss, kiss, kiss.” |
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“P.S. What is your address?” |
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Wow!! They sound gorgeous! |
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Uh? |
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Er, ah! Cuddles and Bubbles are coming here tonight when they finish the show … at … 10 o’clock! |
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Look, seven o’clock, eight, nine, ten o’clock! |
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Wait a minute! It’s seven o’clock! |
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That’s just three hours! |
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What am I gonna wear? |
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What are you gonna wear? |
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But Nick, what about Bridget and Annie? |
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Aha! It’s not a problem! |
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Ah-ha-ha! Yes! |
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Nadia … It’s terrible news! |
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Hector killed my plant with perfume! |
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And he did the washing … a very hot wash. |
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Umm, Bridget was not pleased. |
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Hey Dan! Guess what?! |
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Hector and I have a date tonight with two dancers! |
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Cuddles and Bubbles are coming here tonight. |
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Wish us luck! |
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So, Nick, what should I say? |
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It’s easy, relax. |
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Yeah, but you have had a hundred girlfriends. |
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Yeah, well, when I said a hundred, it’s actually fewer. |
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Er… fifty? |
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No. |
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Forty? |
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No. |
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Thirty? |
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No. |
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Twenty? |
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No. |
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Ten? |
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No. |
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Five? |
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No. |
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Four? |
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No. |
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Three? |
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No. |
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Two? |
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No. |
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One? |
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None?!! |
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Aaaah! |
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OK. It’s OK. |
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Hi! |
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Hello, it’s us. |
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Come on up. |
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Ooh!! |
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So, Nick, what do I say? |
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OK, we need a script. |
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Try this. |
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Your eyes are blue, like the ocean. |
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Your ears are blue, like the ocean. |
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No!! |
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No!! Eyes, ears, ears, eyes! |
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Oh oh oh, OK, OK. Er … Your eyes are blue, like the ocean. |
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Good! |
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You smell of sweet … |
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You smell of sweat … |
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No! No … sweet, not sweat! |
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Oh, OK, OK. |
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OK, your hair is so soft. |
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Thank you, Nick. |
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No, no, her hair, her hair! |
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Oh, her hair! |
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Oh, oh! |
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Ready? |
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Ready. |
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Good luck! |
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Oh, Cuddles and Bubbles. |
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But we thought you were dancers. |
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Oh, you are dancers. |
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Dancing … dogs! |
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In … Woof, The Musical. |
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Ha, ha, hello, come in. Come in. |
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Oh please, sit down. Sit! |
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Stick to the script. |
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You smell so sweet. |
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Your ears are … blue, like the ocean. |
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Eyes, eyes! |
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Eyes! |
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Are you a millionaire? |
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Psst, psst! |
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Am I a millionaire? |
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Are you a millionaire? … Are you a millionaire? |
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Ha-ha! We are millionaires! |
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Good, good. |
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Well, you can pay for these then!! |
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If you please!! |
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Your faces! |
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We are the dancers … |
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From the cybercafé! |
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So you are millionaires, eh? |
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Oh, what a trick to get girlfriends! |
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Millionaires, very funny! |
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With fast cars! |
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Good trick, eh! |
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But that is my car! |
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Ow!!! |
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You smell so sweet! |
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And you do have beautiful eyes! |
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Or is it ears? |
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It’s the landlady! |
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I’m off! |
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Quick, hide, Hector! |
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Umm, in the bedroom! |
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Er … Bridget. |
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Yes. |
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Tell me. What is a taxidermist? |
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Oh! |
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Next time in EXTRA
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Next time in EXTR@ |
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Hector wants to get a job. |
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Bridget and Annie have a surprise. |
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And guess who’s coming to dinner. |
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EXTRA – don’t miss it!
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EXTR@ – don’t miss it! |
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นี่คือเรื่องราวของเด็กสาวสองคนที่แชร์แฟลตในลอนดอน
They have a visitor from Argentina who can’t speak English very well, who has no style, and who can’t do the shopping.
But he is very, very handsome.
ยืนหยัดเพื่อ EXTR@!
Dear Dream Date,
My name is Annie! I’m 19 and I love animals,
and, and – and I love chocolate: chocolate ice cream, chocolate cake,
boxes of chocolate, chocolate mousse …
What are you doing, Annie?
Nothing!
What’s this?
“Dream Date, make my dream come true!”
Oh, how did that get there?
How sweet (pleasant)!
Hector … Hector!
Oh hi, Bridget.
And up!! Oh, keep going, Hector.
Aah, I see, Hector found Cindy’s one hundred and one top exercises, then.
ใช่!
Oh, good try, Hector.
Cindy is so old fashioned, I can teach Hector how to exercise!
Exercise with Cindy, no! Exercise with Bridget, yes!
But … !
It’s OK, I can do it!
Music please, Annie.
Follow me. Arms up, touch your toes, stand straight and – one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight!
More energy please!
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight!
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight!
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight!
OK, faster still!
Left leg up! Left leg up!
Left leg up!
Oh, my leg hurts!
Come on, keep up!
Come on, faster … Come on, come on, faster …
Oh, hi Nick, we’re exercising.
I can see.
Oh, phew, OK. Let’s get a drink!
Oh, I must check my emails.
Would you like some water, Hector?
Oh no, no, after you.
No, you first.
Oh, no no no, ladies first.
No, no, you first.
No, you first.
Oh, give it to me!
Oh, goody! Three messages.
Oh gosh!
What’s wrong?
Annie’s been on the Internet – again!
The Internet?
To find a boyfriend!
Oh, let’s see!
Oh no, don’t look.
Oh, come on, Annie!
Oh, all right then.
“Annie baby! Rocky the tennis star here!”
“I am the racquet – Will you be my ball?”
Ugh!
OK, number two.
Mmm … umm – “Dear Annie! I love animals too.”
Mmm. “They are so beautiful in their glass boxes.”
“Come and see them. Tony Green (Taxidermist).”
A taxidermist!
Ooh, how horrible!
Oh Charlie, here, boy!
It’s OK, Charlie.
Annie, what is a taxidermist?
Mmm, well it’s … it’s a … ah … oh, never mind.
Third time lucky.
Hope so.
Mmm … “Annie, can you cook like my mother?”
“Do you like trains?”
“Can you meet me today?”
“Giles Smith aged twenty four.”
“P.S. Mummy says I must be home before 5 p.m.”
Oh gosh!
Oh, I’ll never get a boyfriend!
Bridget always has a boyfriend.
Has she?
Annie, look, it’s not what you write. It’s … it’s how you write it.
ฮะ?
I bet I could get a girlfriend on the Internet, no problem.
Well, yes, Nick, you could!
I bet you could not!
I could!
OK, what would you write?
I’m six foot tall.
Five foot eleven.
I have blonde hair.
Mousey brown.
I love animals …
Ha!
… and fast cars, and beautiful women.
I would write to you!
Would you?
Oh, come on, Annie!
Let’s go to the gym.
Oh Bridget, no! Not more exercise!
See you later, boys.
Oh, and … er … Hector, would you do my washing for me?
Washing? OK.
No problem.
Oh, and Nick, will you spray my plant for me please?
The spray is in the bathroom.
No problem.
Nick …
Uh-huh?
What is a taxidermist?
Oh … well … well, it’s … never mind.
Chrissy! Today, Hector found Cindy’s exercise video …
… but I decided to help him with his exercises instead!
He really enjoyed it!
Nadia, I looked for a boyfriend on the Internet today and had three strange replies:
one from a tennis player – too arrogant!
one from a taxidermist – too horrible!
and one from a train spotter – too weird!
But Bridget always has a boyfriend!
Dan! It’s so easy to find a girlfriend on the Internet.
Finding new girlfriends on the Internet is so easy.
OK, Hector!
Question one. How do guys get girlfriends?
Girlfriends?
Yeah! Girlfriends.
Oh! Oh, no girlfriends, me, never.
What? Never?
No girl … no girlfriends?
Wow! Gosh!
You, Nick, you have had girlfriends?
Yeah, lots!
Ten?
Ten?!! Hah! Hundreds!
Wow!
So I know what girls like.
They like fast cars, they like money, they like dancing.
Oh, I love dancing!
Like this!
No, dancing like this!
Yeah, Hector, leave it to me.
Leave it to me, my friend, I have a plan!
Oh, Hector, Annie’s plant.
Her garden spray is in the bathroom.
Oh.
Ho-ho!
Garden – garden … umm …
Spray, garden spray.
Garden Romance, garden … good!
Mmm! Perfect!
Perfect!
Cold, hot, very hot … Er, Nick …
Uh-huh?
Bridget’s cold or hot?
Ha, very hot!
Ah … Perfect!
Perfect, ha!
Hector, we’ll get lots of girlfriends now!
Aha!
From now on, it’ll be girls, girls, girls, girls, girls!
Ha-ha! Yo!
Whoo! Oh you really must change your aftershave!
Oh, excuse me. Come on, let’s go out and celebrate.
What’s that smell?
It smells like a perfumery.
Oh, my plant!
Oh, empty!
Oh, my poor plant! I don’t believe it!
My perfume, I don’t believe it!
Nick!
Oh good, the washing’s done.
มีปัญหาอะไร?
This is the problem!
Hector!
Wow!
What is it now?
We have six hundred and thirty-three messages!
Let’s see.
OK, one moment.
“Hector! Nick! Yes! We are gorgeous! Yes! We like dancing! And yes! We like millionaires! Fifi and Sarah.”
Chloe, Sadie, Louise, Gerri … These messages are all for Hector and Nick – and they’re all from girls!
I smell a rat (I sense something suspicious)!
Mmm! And I think I know who is responsible!
Oh, Bridget!
Look at this!
“Are you a gorgeous babe?”
“Do you have a gorgeous friend?”
“Do you like fast cars and dancing all night?”
“Do you like millionaires?”
“Then you will love us – we are Hector and Nick – the Romero Brothers!”
อะไร
“See attached photo.”
Ha, cheats, they glued their photo on this car!
Ha, what a joke!
What, that’s how they received six hundred and thirty-three messages from girls.
But they don’t know they received six hundred and thirty-three messages, do they?
No, they don’t (know) now.
Let’s go to the cybercafé.
I have a plan.
The poor computer. How many messages?
One hundred!
Two hundred!
Oh.
How many?
Er, one.
Good. One hundred!
Er, no, just one message.
ฮะ?
Umm … “Hector and Nick! We are dancers in a West End musical!”
Dancers, you mean … dancers?!
Yeah, sort of.
“When we finish the show, shall we meet at your apartment at 10 p.m.? Is that OK?”
“Cuddles and Bubbles, kiss, kiss, kiss.”
“P.S. What is your address?”
Wow!! They sound gorgeous!
เอ่อ?
Er, ah! Cuddles and Bubbles are coming here tonight when they finish the show … at … 10 o’clock!
Look, seven o’clock, eight, nine, ten o’clock!
Wait a minute! It’s seven o’clock!
That’s just three hours!
What am I gonna wear?
What are you gonna wear?
But Nick, what about Bridget and Annie?
Aha! It’s not a problem!
Ah-ha-ha! Yes!
Nadia … It’s terrible news!
Hector killed my plant with perfume!
And he did the washing … a very hot wash.
Umm, Bridget was not pleased.
Hey Dan! Guess what?!
Hector and I have a date tonight with two dancers!
Cuddles and Bubbles are coming here tonight.
Wish us luck!
So, Nick, what should I say?
It’s easy, relax.
Yeah, but you have had a hundred girlfriends.
Yeah, well, when I said a hundred, it’s actually fewer.
Er… fifty?
เลขที่
Forty?
เลขที่
Thirty?
เลขที่
ยี่สิบ?
เลขที่
Ten?
เลขที่
Five?
เลขที่
Four?
เลขที่
Three?
เลขที่
Two?
เลขที่
One?
None?!!
Aaaah!
OK. It’s OK.
Hi!
Hello, it’s us.
Come on up.
Ooh!!
So, Nick, what do I say?
OK, we need a script.
Try this.
Your eyes are blue, like the ocean.
Your ears are blue, like the ocean.
No!!
No!! Eyes, ears, ears, eyes!
Oh oh oh, OK, OK. Er … Your eyes are blue, like the ocean.
ดี!
You smell of sweet …
You smell of sweat …
No! No … sweet, not sweat!
Oh, OK, OK.
OK, your hair is so soft.
Thank you, Nick.
No, no, her hair, her hair!
Oh, her hair!
Oh, oh!
Ready?
Ready.
Good luck!
Oh, Cuddles and Bubbles.
But we thought you were dancers.
Oh, you are dancers.
Dancing … dogs!
In … Woof, The Musical.
Ha, ha, hello, come in. Come in.
Oh please, sit down. Sit!
Stick to the script.
You smell so sweet.
Your ears are … blue, like the ocean.
Eyes, eyes!
Eyes!
Are you a millionaire?
Psst, psst!
Am I a millionaire?
Are you a millionaire? … Are you a millionaire?
Ha-ha! We are millionaires!
Good, good.
Well, you can pay for these then!!
If you please!!
Your faces!
We are the dancers …
From the cybercafé!
So you are millionaires, eh?
Oh, what a trick to get girlfriends!
Millionaires, very funny!
Having fast cars!
Good trick, eh!
But that is my car!
Ow!!!
You smell so sweet!
And you do have beautiful eyes!
Or is it ears?
นั่นมันเจ้าของบ้าน!
I’m off!
Quick, hide, Hector!
Umm, in the bedroom!
Er … Bridget.
ใช่.
Tell me. What is a taxidermist?
โอ้!
ครั้งต่อไปใน EXTR@
Hector wants to get a job.
Bridget and Annie have a surprise.
And guess who’s coming to dinner.
EXTR@ – อย่าพลาด!
