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what did he mean when dr watt says "watt, who or what has become of my uncle i have no idea" it didnt match the queustion
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""what did he mean when dr watt says "watt, who or what has become of my uncle i have no idea" it didnt match the queustion""
It is a subtle joke referring to a sc-fi programme
Kenneth Williams character is DR WATT, one of the police officer's mishears his name and ask for it to be repeated by saying "Dr who, sir?"
And he replies " WATT ", "WHO is my uncle or was, I havn't seen him for years I don't know what happened to him"
Dr WHo is a long running science fiction programmme that started in 1966 and is still running now.
AMERICANS A people that pride themselves on virility and put on body armour to play rugby
"AMERICANS A people that pride themselves on virility and put on body armour to play rugby"
If rugby players hit as hard as American football players, they'd all be dead...besides, viewing the taping of one's ears to one's head as a sign of virility is something only the English could have come up with...
You do realise that by taking offence at my signature, you are taking offence at a quote from an american tv show written by an american?
AMERICANS A people that pride themselves on virility and put on body armour to play rugby
"WHO is my uncle or was, I haven't seen him for years I don't know what happened to him"
The other reference to Doctor Who is to William Hartnell, the first Doctor, who Kenneth Williams last worked with in the first film in the series "Carry On Sergeant"
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