Show: Fawlty Towers - 2x3

60  NOUN

ass  NOUN

wag  NOUN

bish  NOUN

raus  NOUN

tete  NOUN

true  ADJ

assed  ADJ

fella  NOUN

filet  NOUN

fussy  ADJ

muzak  NOUN

ponce  NOUN

tripe  NOUN

colder  ADV

coping  NOUN

flavor  NOUN

floozy  NOUN

(to) fob  VERB

helter  NOUN

packet  NOUN

tiring  ADJ

upshot  NOUN

bracing  NOUN

crumpet  NOUN

debacle  NOUN

freshly  ADV

goddamn  ADJ

gristle  NOUN

mignon  NOUN

shocker  NOUN

skelter  NOUN

toasted  ADJ

backside  NOUN

carefree  ADJ

lashing  NOUN

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radiator  NOUN

(to) realize  VERB

solitude  NOUN

(to) sunbathe  VERB

(to) apologize  VERB

favorite  NOUN

layabout  NOUN

marvelous  ADJ

(to) pander  VERB

panoramic  ADJ

satisfied  ADJ

shoddiest  ADJ

socialism  NOUN

(to) unscrew  VERB

unusually  ADV

afterwards  ADV

butterball  NOUN

hippopotamus  NOUN

incidentally  ADV

pornographic  ADJ

straightaway  ADV

prawn  NOUN

inedible  ADJ

(to) halve  VERB

hairdresser  NOUN

aimless  ADJ

plaice  NOUN

(to) reorganize  VERB

enjoyable  ADJ

(to) unwind  VERB

(to) fracture  VERB

hectic  ADJ

homesick  ADJ

screwdriver  NOUN

fiasco  NOUN

karate  NOUN

crummy  ADJ

steering  NOUN

lettuce  NOUN

dumb  ADJ

mayonnaise  NOUN

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celery  NOUN

walnut  NOUN

completely  ADV

damp  ADJ

(to) intrude  VERB

grapefruit  NOUN

(to) overlook  VERB

ingredient  NOUN

filth  NOUN

(to) poke  VERB

disgrace  NOUN

(to) brace  VERB

dryer  NOUN

dreadful  ADJ

ruthless  ADJ

(to) freshen  VERB

gracious  ADJ

pat  NOUN

(to) scrape  VERB

satisfactory  ADJ

interested  ADJ

gloomy  ADJ

(to) deduct  VERB

cellar  NOUN

cabbage  NOUN

rubbish  NOUN

(to) refund  VERB

grape  NOUN

onion  NOUN

fare  NOUN

mild  ADJ

(to) smash  VERB

variety  NOUN

atmosphere  NOUN

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cock  NOUN

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confusion  NOUN

terminal  ADJ

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liking  NOUN

palm  NOUN

sort  NOUN

(to) sort  VERB

suitcase  NOUN

(to) bribe  VERB

ski  NOUN

(to) live  VERB

lawn  NOUN

hopeless  ADJ

spoiled  ADJ

chin  NOUN

scotch  NOUN

extraordinary  ADJ

(to) complain  VERB

modern  ADJ

(to) arrive  VERB

waiter  NOUN

(to) cruise  VERB

absolute  ADJ

madam  NOUN

immediately  ADV

apparently  ADV

upstairs  ADV

tricky  ADJ

tin  NOUN

straw  NOUN

(to) reserve  VERB

regard  NOUN

(to) recommend  VERB

privilege  NOUN

properly  ADV

overtime  NOUN

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nowadays  ADV

(to) hesitate  VERB

(to) function  VERB

freeway  NOUN

few  ADJ

climate  NOUN

brief  ADJ

bloke  NOUN

fog  NOUN

side  NOUN

(to) slave  VERB

menu  NOUN

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(to) squeeze  VERB

customer  NOUN

(to) rub  VERB

basic  ADJ

golf  NOUN

normally  ADV

(to) remove  VERB

charm  NOUN

delivery  NOUN

(to) value  VERB

rob  NOUN

blonde  ADJ

awfully  ADV

(to) insist  VERB

proper  ADJ

cooking  NOUN

painful  ADJ

responsible  ADJ

yet  ADV

traditional  ADJ

tomato  NOUN

steak  NOUN

(to) slice  VERB

(to) shout  VERB

potato  NOUN

mountain  NOUN

yard  NOUN

telephone  NOUN

taxi  NOUN

sausage  NOUN

sauce  NOUN

satisfaction  NOUN

sandwich  NOUN

salt  NOUN

salad  NOUN

rare  ADJ

(to) panic  VERB

(to) oppose  VERB

(to) operate  VERB

(to) occur  VERB

lamb  NOUN

knee  NOUN

cherry  NOUN

bin  NOUN

(to) cope  VERB

balance  NOUN

butter  NOUN

orange  ADJ

orange  NOUN

holiday  NOUN

(to) swim  VERB

wide  ADJ

wheel  NOUN

(to) cancel  VERB

argument  NOUN

(to) introduce  VERB

(to) claim  VERB

(to) deliver  VERB

(to) bust  VERB

charming  ADJ

chef  ADJ

chef  NOUN

tall  ADJ

tongue  NOUN

(to) manage  VERB

throat  NOUN

driver  NOUN

rude  ADJ

pocket  NOUN

(to) wash  VERB

manager  NOUN

meal  NOUN

weather  NOUN

pair  NOUN

juice  NOUN

bridge  NOUN

career  NOUN

(to) strike  VERB

indeed  ADV

(to) tear  VERB

frankly  ADV

(to) slip  VERB

nearly  ADV

sexy  ADJ

meat  NOUN

(to) prefer  VERB

dump  NOUN

view  NOUN

bloody  ADJ

teacher  NOUN

exciting  ADJ

powerful  ADJ

cheese  NOUN

someday  ADV

size  NOUN

center  NOUN

(to) celebrate  VERB

staff  NOUN

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(to) suggest  VERB

personally  ADV

(to) rush  VERB

(to) afford  VERB

terrific  ADJ

corner  NOUN

responsibility  NOUN

(to) burn  VERB

usual  ADJ

skin  NOUN

health  NOUN

bottle  NOUN

guest  NOUN

(to) pack  VERB

round  ADV

round  NOUN

(to) fill  VERB

spot  NOUN

wine  NOUN

taste  NOUN

(to) taste  VERB

arm  NOUN

crap  NOUN

positive  ADJ

honestly  ADV

Nazi  NORP

Ritz  ORG

Terr  ORG

Manuel  ORG

Musn't  ORG

Volnay  PRODUCT

But Mr.  NP

Hot dog  NP

Oh, him  NP

Riviera  ORG

Waldorf  ORG

10 taxis  NP

American  NORP

Dear Mr.  NP

Eh, chef  NP

Holy cow  NP

Oh, that  NP

Order 10  LAW

me class  NP

Americans  NORP

Yes, that  NP

You ponce  NP

all means  NP

one piece  NP

two lambs  NP

And, Basil  NP

God's sake  NP

Por aqu�  NP

Ritz salad  NP

a hard day  NP

a nice bit  NP

one scotch  NP

palm trees  NP

two orders  NP

you people  NP

Bon appetit  NP

a good time  NP

modern life  NP

Good evening  NP

Green Stamps  ORG

More rubbish  NP

Nazi Germany  NP

What a bunch  NP

What a drive  NP

a Ritz salad  NP

a brief note  NP

a long story  NP

every corner  NP

orange juice  NP

the van door  NP

But this week  NP

Fawlty Towers  FAC

Just the main  NP

Transatlantic  PRODUCT

Waldorf salad  NP

What the hell  NP

a better idea  NP

a crummy dump  NP

a lovely part  NP

all our limbs  NP

filet mignons  NP

my own pocket  NP

not the money  NP

running water  NP

the wine list  NP

your new work  NP

English people  NP

Robinson's arm  NP

Western Europe  LOC

a gracious one  NP

about 14 miles  QUANTITY

an apple party  NP

such a cock-up  NP

suitcase sauce  NP

that awful man  NP

that back home  NP

the first time  NP

the hair dryer  NP

the real thing  NP

the rudest man  NP

the wrong side  NP

tonight's menu  NP

you stupid cow  NP

All the rubbish  NP

Bidiford Bridge  FAC

Harold Rob-bins  NP

One green salad  NP

a Waldorf salad  NP

all good things  NP

an old chin wag  NP

another Waldorf  NP

hot screwdriver  NP

our main course  NP

the free market  NP

the last moment  NP

the salt cellar  NP

the worst hotel  NP

their early 60s  NP

your loved ones  NP

Certainly, madam  NP

My staying power  NP

Two green salads  NP

a bridge evening  NP

a proper holiday  NP

all the problems  NP

my Waldorf salad  NP

our fruit salads  NP

the English cars  NP

the celery front  NP

this salt cellar  NP

two screwdrivers  NP

your dinner hour  NP

And a green salad  NP

One Waldorf salad  NP

Or the grapefruit  NP

The Waldorf Hotel  ORG

his Waldorf salad  NP

my very best form  NP

old English charm  NP

some delivery guy  NP

somebody's throat  NP

the Waldorf salad  NP

this little hotel  NP

An hour's overtime  NP

Oh, oh, R-Rob-bins  NP

Toasted sandwiches  NP

Two hours overtime  NP

a mayonnaise sauce  NP

all Harold Robbins  NP

fresh orange juice  NP

pornographic muzak  NP

the English people  NP

the bloody weather  NP

the difficult part  NP

this Waldorf salad  NP

And one green salad  NP

This Finnish floozy  NP

Transatlantic tripe  NP

Uh, walnuts, cheese  NP

What a sweet plaice  NP

all different sizes  NP

any Harold Robinson  NP

full responsibility  NP

only a little bloke  NP

satisfied customers  NP

sliced hippopotamus  NP

that bloody rubbish  NP

the English Riviera  NP

the cold meat salad  NP

this bloody kitchen  NP

your karate teacher  NP

And two green salads  NP

Everything's bottoms  NP

a little back street  NP

an absolute disgrace  NP

another first course  NP

my little work horse  NP

What the hell's wrong  NP

a few aimless thrills  NP

a little tired, fella  NP

a little tricky, chef  NP

absolutely no problem  NP

another Waldorf salad  NP

some half-assed story  NP

that little confusion  NP

the dreadful mess-ups  NP

Half an hour's overtime  NP

an interesting 15 years  NP

really beautiful places  NP

the carefree atmosphere  NP

the most awful American  NP

this Mickey Mouse money  NP

All those beautiful trees  NP

a charming panoramic view  NP

the British Tourist Board's  ORG

the basic goddamn ingredients  NP

freshly unscrewed orange juice  NP

a traditional Olde English thing  NP

the British Tourist Board's answer  NP

the crummiest, shoddiest, worst-run hotel  NP

Finnish  NORP

British  NORP

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