Al Murray - Operation Supercharge (Part 1)

The Moon Under Water

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🗓️ 12 June 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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We all had heroes growing up. As a child Robin Allender used to run around the house dressed as James Joyce, pretending to make his way around Dublin whilst putting on an Irish accent. "Another Guinness, good sir" he'd often be heard proclaiming to his family, who thankfully always refused his requests. Landlord John, on the other hand, admired landlords. He would wake up early every morning and clean all the glasses in the house, before "opening up" the front door at midday. And every night, young John would fall asleep underneath a poster of his favourite landlord of all... The Pub Landlord, Al Murray. They say that dreams don't come true, but we disagree; because that very same landlord has made his way into the Correct Realm to create his dream pub.

Al is synonymous with pubs, and we can't even begin to imagine how many pubs he visited whilst creating his 'Pub Landlord' character. There's surely going to be plenty of ales flowing around in his dream pub, and it's about to take shape before your very eyes (ears).

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0:00.0	Crag of the high points, wind-swept coastal field sun-baked by day, by night cast white by lighthouse flash.
0:13.0	Older still, the low road hewn by untold boots, rock rolled down in the salt air carved in long s's, to the glow of the bay bathed
0:25.0	by that smuggler's rest. The moon underwater. I'm going to be. Oh, Oh, what a time to be in the moon underwater, and what a view out of those beautiful bow windows, because Robin Robin it's the pageant.
1:11.7	I love the pageant, yeah.
1:13.4	It's the Millenni Eve pageant with Hastilude mele and pasta arms all as far as the eye can see.
1:22.8	Did you see the pasta arms?
1:25.1	Yeah, I was always unclear what a pasta arms is. Is that, is that like
1:29.7	pasta arms, pasta arms? Like, are pasta shapes in the shape of arms? No, not really. It's a sort of,
1:38.2	it's, it's a joust swains move. Oh, okay. When the jousters are, a aback the horse and they have their pastor arms before the
1:49.7	lady of honour of course and what's the hostillery or what how to billiard
1:54.4	a haustilude is a sort of a more traditional term for pageantry in general really.
2:02.2	Right.
2:02.6	But it was lovely to see the Lady of Honour.
2:05.2	She looked beautiful in a dress made entirely of daisies.
2:08.7	Yes, she did.
2:09.4	It was a bit like Florence Pugh in midsummer, though.
2:12.0	Yes, it was, but without the sort of dark edge.
2:14.4	Yeah.
2:14.8	It was a much more joyful occasion.
2:17.4	And just nice sun shining down on the bunting the flags. dark edge. Yeah. It was much more joyful occasion.
2:24.1	And just nice sun shining down on the bunting the flags, the heraldic symbols in many ways.
2:25.7	Yes, there was.
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