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Voice Over: [and caption] The Free Repetition of Doubtful Words Skit, Spoof, Jape or Vignette, By a Very Underrated Writer.[a Post Office counter window with "Telegram Enquiries" over the top, seen through an ornate vignette. The clerk is behind the counter and Mr. Peepee enters. They speak very stiltedly]Mr. Peepee: I've come for some free repetition of doubtful words on an inland telegram.Clerk: Have you got the telegram in question?Mr. Peepee: I have the very thing here.Clerk: Well, slip it to me my good chap and let me eye the contents.Mr. Peepee: At once, Mr Telegram Enquiry Man.Clerk: [taking the telegram and opening it] Thank you Mr Customer Man. Aha! "Parling I glove you. Clease clome at bronce, your troving swife, Pat." Which was the word you wanted checking?Mr. Peepee: Pat.Clerk: Pat?Mr. Peepee: My wife's name is not Pat at all.Clerk: No?Mr. Peepee: It's Bat. With a B.Clerk: And therefore I will take a quick look in the book.[Caption: One Quick Look in the Book Later]Clerk: You're quite right, old cock. There *has* been a mistake.Mr. Peepee: I thought as much. What really does it say?Clerk: It say "Go away you silly little bleeder. I am having another man. Love, Bat". Quite some error.Mr. Peepee: Yes. She wouldn't call herself Pat, it's silly.Clerk: Daft, I call it.Mr. Peepee: Well it has been a pleasure working with you.Clerk: For me also it has been a pleasure. [to camera] And that concludes our little skit.[the two men slightly hold a final pose, with string quartet music playing. Camera pulls back to reveal a string quartet playing the music]Voice Over: [and caption] The Free Repetition of Doubtful Words Thing, by a Justly Underrated Writer. The End.

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