Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

[breathing heavily]

So it is a test.

[Olivia] What about you?

Do you agree with Sophie's analysis?

[Sophie panting]

You were frustrated at Macmillan.

[indistinct chatter]

[heart beating]

[children] Bye!

what your work as a parliamentary researcher involved?

[clerk] James Whitehouse, you are charged with rape.

but I'm gonna have to see how I feel in three months' time.

I'm merely referring to his ability to seduce the electorate.

[Kate] What happened next?

Well, he… he dropped it once I'd put my shoe back on.

Politics could always use more poetry.

I don't think it's in dispute that you went to Cambridge University

[bells chiming]

You know better. You know me better than anybody else.

whether he still has full confidence in his dear friend,

Mr Whitehouse, as his Lordship has said, may look familiar.

-Chris. -Has he got something on you?

That's the truth.

Anyway, I like her.

[Olivia] He booked a hotel.

What you need to remember is it's all a big misunderstanding.

would sometimes go for a drink.

-[Kate] And what did he say to that? -He didn't.

And for what? She's upset over a fling.

-[Olivia] Yes. -[Kate] How did that change come about?

Well, you're the one who jokes about having charmed your way through a degree.

[journalist] Sophie, do you believe your husband is innocent?

Well, it wouldn't be very nice to return our new pup. Would it?

[Sophie chuckles]

First it's an affair, then a rape. What's next, cannibalism?

Could you just tell us a bit about

to be similarly left hanging.

[Tom] Oh right? Lovely.

wasn't legally considered rape until 1991.

Because I do so appreciate your talent.

Excuse me, would you hold that thought?

Which is what I needed to tell you.

And studied public policy as a postgrad.

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[Kate] And why didn't the minister join the staff for drinks?

You know what Maggie was saying?