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An after-hours staff meeting produces an idea to introduce background music and a recorded voice; the only question is--whose voice?

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      • It appears Captain Peacock had not seen Miss Thorpe, secretary to Mr. Rumbold. But she had appeared in German Week and Shoulder to Shoulder.

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      • Mrs Slocombe: (about her date the night before) When we stopped, we weren't outside my house at all. Miss Brahms: Where were you? Mrs Slocombe: Outside his place, miles away. Miss Brahms: No! Mrs Slocombe: Yes. Anyway, he said, 'Would I like to come in for a nightcap?' Well, it seemed harmless enough. It wasn't until he actually produced one with a nightie to match that I realised what was going on. Miss Brahms: I hope you asked him to take you straight home. Mrs Slocombe: Yes ... eventually.

      • Mr. Lucas: BING. This is the ladies department, knickers are down today.

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