I'm Alan Partridge1997

[Alan is having lunch with Tony Hayers, a senior BBC executive]

Alan Partridge:
[raising his wine glass] Here's to our future relationship at the BBC.

[Tony hasn't been poured any wine yet, so Alan just clinks his empty glass on the table]

Tony Hayers:
[smiling amiably] You know, I don't think you should see your future just at the BBC, Alan. I just think it's time for you to consider moving on to new pastures.

Alan Partridge:
Have I got a second series?

Tony Hayers:
There's so many opportunities for a man...

Alan Partridge:
[interrupting] Actually, let-let-let me rephrase that. Can I... No, in fact I'll just repeat the question. Have I got a second series?

Tony Hayers:
No.

Alan Partridge:
[quietly] Thank you. That's all I wanted to know.

[they are then interrupted by a man who comes up to the table and greets Tony]

Peter Linehan:
Tony!

Tony Hayers:
[Getting up and shaking hands with him] Ah Peter, hello, how are you?

Peter Linehan:
Fine, fine.

Tony Hayers:
Alan, this is Peter Linehan, he's revamping our current affairs output.

[Alan shrugs wordlessly. He isn't interested]

Peter Linehan:
We haven't met but I liked your chat show.

Alan Partridge:
Thank you very much.

Peter Linehan:
Has he given you another series?

Alan Partridge:
[forcing a smile] No, he won't give me one.

[Peter laughs]

Peter Linehan:
[to Tony] Give him another series, you swine!

Alan Partridge:
Yeah, give me another series, you sh*t.