Vicar Geraldine experiences the downside of the festive season when she agrees to attend three different Christmas lunches. She also meets verger Alice's less clever sister, attends a Brussels sprout-eating competition, and hears the world's least-funny knock-knock joke. ''
this episodes must be one of the funniest in the series! i especially like the bit were she is trying to force the brussels sprout into her mouth in the brussels sprout eating contest.moreless
this episode, as i have said before is one of the funniest in the series! it has plenty of jokes and some very good alternative humour. in my opinion it just looses out on firs place to the one where she dresses up as the easter bunny. i think the funniest thing must be the brussels sprout eating contest and alice's 'less on the ball' sister
Geraldine is listening to the Christmas song "A Fairy Tale of New York" by the Pogues, when Alice comes to visit.
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Goof: This episode takes place in Christmas 1996, and Gerry says that her first Christmas sermon was last Christmas. Since she arrived in 1994 she should have done two Christmas sermons since she arrived.
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The magazine Alice is reading when she is supposed to be listening to the vicar's speech is Hello!, a celebrity gossip style magazine.
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Geraldine: Jesus, no that's not right either. Doesn't matter, what's his name was a very special child because, one he loved us all, two he had a nice fluffy beard , and three two one THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO!!! (she collapses and falls off the pulpit).
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Jim: Knock knock.
Geraldine: Who's there?
Jim: Doctor
Geraldine: Doctor Who?
Jim: Yes!
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David: I'm finally learning to cook... with the help of Delia Smith.
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Jim: Knock knock.
Geraldine: Who's there?
Jim: Doctor
Geraldine: Doctor Who?
Jim: Yes!
Doctor Who is a British cult sci-fi show, and is the longest running sci-fi show ever.
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David: I'm finally learning to cook... with the help of Delia Smith.
Delia Smith is an English television chef who published numerous learning books about basic cookery.
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