Thank God You're Here (British TV series)

Thank God You're Here is an improvisation show, originally an Australian show, where each week, 4 comedians/tv personalities have to bluff their way through a scene

Season 1

Episode 1

Woman: May I Present our special guest, one of the most celebrated mediums in the country, Madame...

Fern Britton: Oh, er.. yes. Madame... Gordon

Woman: Madame Gordon. Also known as Madame Olga

Fern Britton: Yes. Olga Gordon

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Fern Britton: Don't be scared. When she says I'm a world famous Medium, I'm more of a sort of Medium-Rare

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Woman: How long have you been a medium?

Fern Britton: I've been a medium... for about two months

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Woman: Now I know, Madame Olga, you will have your own special incantation

Fern Britton: Yes

Woman: To banish negative spirits

Fern Britton: I do. [She bangs tambourine] Piss Off!

Episode 2

Man 1: I see you've got another medal since we last met.

Clive Anderson: Yes

Man 1: This one is for valour, this one is for long service. Er..What's this one for?

Clive Anderson: This one's for honesty... I stole it.

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Clive: We are still able to bomb Germany, which is a strange thing to do in 1988.

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Man 1: So what are we looking at here?

Clive: What we are looking at here, and remember this is confidental information, is a map. This is our country (points to Britain), this is the enemy (points to Germany) and this lot we are not too sure about (points to France)

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Man 1: We are going to hit the town of Chrysindorf, or in English it's known as...?

Clive: er... Berlin

Man 2: I need to ask you. Why are we going to the Chrysindorf part of Berlin? Don't they make cheese, sir? Why bomb a cheese factory?

Clive: Listen, when I say we bomb a cheese factory, we bomb a cheese factory.

Man 1: Okay, chaps

Clive: It's fascism we're fighting, you know. [Shouting] So you all do what I say!

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Woman: What were your last words?

Hamish Blake: (A Tennis Player in Heaven) Erm... my last words were, "Was it out?" Because I sort of.. it sort of got smashed at me - quite hard - and I fell down, and the ball sort of rolled of me and I think I landed out.So on one hand, dead; on the other hand, match point