Peep Show2003

Jeremy Usborne:
So suddenly I can't go out for drink with the defendant? Well, why not?

Mark Corrigan:
Well, I suppose people might think it would make you less impartial if you're trying to bone the woman you're meant to be judging.

Jeremy Usborne:
Oh, that is typical. Jeremy can't be trusted to judge the woman he's sleeping with but Tony Blair can, yeah?

Mark Corrigan:
Jez, it's contempt of court.

Jeremy Usborne:
Look, Mark, I'm a musician, in case you've forgotten. I answer to a higher law, the law of "If it feels good, do it."

Mark Corrigan:
Oh, that's a great law, isn't it? What's that, Gaddafi's law?

Jeremy Usborne:
It's the musician's law. Colonel Gaddafi could not lay down a bass hook, Mark. That should be clear even to you.