A new sketch today and this one, in case you can't guess, is inspired by the truly terrible Tudor medicine that folks in the olden days had to endure.
<Bing>
Receptionist:
Mr Smith? The doctor will see you now.
Mr
Smith: Oh, thank you.
<Door
opens and closes>
Mr
Smith Hello.
Doctor:
Ah, hello. Do come in. Take a seat. Now what seems to be the problem?
Mr
Smith: Well – I seem to be suffering from a bit of gout. It’s
getting quite painful.
Doctor:
I see – well I think you’re in luck – I’ve got just the thing
for that.
It’s a mixture of worms, pig’s marrow and herbs all boiled
together with a red-haired dog.
Mr
Smith: Sounds a bit old-fashioned.
Doctor:
Well you know what they say – the old ways are the best.
<Door
opens and closes>
Doctor:
Ah. Hello! What can I do for you?
RSPCA
man: Dr DeVille? We’re from the RSPCA. We’ve had reports of
animal cruelty at this surgery.
Doctor:
Really? Well I can’t understand that.
RSPCA
man: What sort of remedies do you provide here?
Doctor:
Oh, we very much focus on the traditional remedies here. You know ones
that have been around for centuries. Tried and tested stuff.
RSPCA
man: Oh well (cough) that sounds all right (cough). We’ll leave you
to it.
Doctor:
Hang on. You sound like you’ve got a bit of a cough there. I’ve
got just the thing to sort that. Here we are - live spiders in
butter.
RSPCA
man: Right – that’s it. You’re coming with us.
Doctor: Ah I see a non-believer, eh?
Doctor: Ah I see a non-believer, eh?
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