A newspaper front page headline: FOX OFF, MINISTER (edit) Jimmy's former band was called Plasticine Donkey. (edit)

Charles: This democratization of gossip apalls me. There was a time when only I knew where the bodies were buried. Now everybody seems to have a map to the graveyard. (edit) Charles: Well, I think this calls for the Ethiopian Strategy.
Martin: Which is?
Charles: If you're hungry, go on television and appeal. (edit) Wellington: You know, Priestly offered to make me Prime Minister of same sexes.
Charles: 'Out of the closet, Into the Cabinet?' (edit) Cat: I can't tell my client bollocks.
Charles: That is your job. (edit) Voice-Over: There are some things in life, you just can't deny.
Wellington:(to camera, hoisting a pint) Trust me, this is the best beer in the world.

Subtitle/tagline: FOXX'S BEER. STRAIGHT UP. (edit) Journalist #2: Third page, four lines from the bottom? Four letter word beginning C-O?
Martin: Well, my thought again. I mean, couldn't this be a five letter word beginning C-O?
Journalist #2: What would that be?
Martin: Copse. (reads from transcript) "I like a really big copse." The other fox spotter is alluding to a wooded area where the animals might well gather.
The journalists quietly laugh as Martin has outmaneuvered them. (edit)

Charles is watching television right before Wellington rings the bell; you can clearly hear a snippet of The Simpsons theme song! (edit) Whiteboard #2-
SIMON WELLINGTON
ALIBIS RE: HAMPSTEAD HEATH-

Factfinding
Sleepwalking
Night Farming
Looking For Poodle(x out poodle) ROTTWEILER
Looking For Girls
Looking For Hampstead (edit)

Priestly:...but look what the fox dragged in.--is a a fun twist on the phrase "Look what the cat dragged in." (edit) Priestly: As the song nearly goes-'What a difference a gay makes.'--refers to the standard What A Difference A Day Makes. (edit)