the great oxygen shortage of 1994
a new goons script

GRYTPYPE: I’ll take that as a yes. Moriarty, to work.

MORIARY: At once, but you know I can only work to the harmonic sounds of Max Geldry.

GRYTPYPE: All in hand my little pneaumatic friend, here he is now, right on time. Care to dance Neddie.
 

MAX & ORCHESTRA: MUSIC.

(Applause)

WALLACE: Ladies and Gentlemen, and those inbetween, we now wisk you straight back to No. 10 Charlie Avnue for act Two, A SPANNER IN THE WORKS...don’t ask me, I’m only the announcer.

SEAGOON: Mmmmmm (Deep deathly mumblings)

GRYTPYPE: There you are Neddie, your new OXYGEN meter. Switch it on Moriarty there’s a good fellow.

FX: Clicking sound.

SEAGOON: (Gasping for breath) It’s, It’s a, It’s a miracle, fresh clean air. I’m saved, again. (Breaks into uncontrolable singing).

GRYTPYPE: You silly twisted man.

SEAGOON: Wait a minute you shouldn’t have said that, that line has been cut from the show!

GRYTPYPE: I know, that’s why I switched the lines around in the interval.

SEAGOON: (Takes a breath as if to speak).

GRYTPYPE: For your line Neddie, thanks awfully.

FX: Knock on the wall.

WILLIUM: Scuse me mate, I’m from the Guiness Book of Records. Whichone of you just broke the world record for the longest time without oxygen?

SEAGOON: Me, I did. Am I going to be in the next edition then. Fame at last.

WILLIUM: Na mate, I just came round to tell ya we missed it. Bye.

GRAMS: WHOOSH.

SEAGOON: I didn’t wish to know that.

GRYTPYPE: Now Neddie, listen very carefully while Moriarty explains the
meters simple user instructions.
 

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