Look- (stop me if you've heard this one) but There Were These Two Fellers...
is one of those rare episodes with more than one title screen:

Just who is so obsessed with clowns?
We have:
The walking stick Tara finds becomes a bunch of cloth flowers - a standard conjuror's prop, but in the car, they rapidly become a bunch of bananas, a sword (which rips Tara's canopy), a bunch of daffodils, and a top hat with a hydrangea in the band.
Early inklings of Cleese's Basil Fawlty character in the nervous and unhelpful civil servant, Marcus Rugman:
"You are a public office", says Tara, and he replies, "Yes, that's the trouble".
16:10 - it's ridiculous that the eggs are raw, they would go off in days and Rugman earlier states they're the culmination of over twenty years' work.
| Marque | Colour | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Morris 1100 | pale grey | KPD 655C |
| Austin taxi | black | 62 FGK |
| AC 428 Frua | maroon | LPH 800D |
| Rolls Royce Silver Cloud 2 | two-tone grey | ? |
| Rolls Royce | pale lemon | KK 4976 |
| Victim | Killer | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Sir Jeremy Broadfoot | Maxie Martin | joke gun (which fires bullets anyway) |
| Cleghorn | Maxie Martin | clubbed over the head |
| Rugman | Maxie Martin & Jennings | slips on banana |
| Brigadier Wiltshire | Maxie Martin | bomb |
| Marler | Maxie Martin | thrown knife |
| Lord Dessington | Jennings | rug pulled out from under his feet, he falls out a window |
Tara
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Steed
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