Peep Show (TV Series)
Mark Makes a Friend (2003)
Paterson Joseph: Alan Johnson
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Quotes
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Jeremy Usborne : But, you two? This is never gonna work! You don't know him, you don't know anything about him! How does he like his toast?
Johnson : He likes it in a business class seat of a Virgin Atlantic flight to New York City.
Jeremy Usborne : Wrong! He likes one brown with Marmite and one white with lime marmalade.
[he stick up his middle finger]
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Johnson : [to Jeremy] You really are a bitter loser, aren't you, Mr No Logo, Mr Work a Day for World Peace?
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Mark Corrigan : [voiceover] Don't screw up. No screw-ups. Got to impress.
Johnson : So Mr Corrigan, we've examined your loan application and I just have one question for you. Are you a pathetic, worthless punk?
Mark Corrigan : Er, well, no.
Johnson : Oh, right. Because I'm going to turn you down as if you were a hippy parasite.
Mark Corrigan : [voiceover] Oh, yes. Yeah, I like it.
Johnson : Then I'm going to make you feel like you're a turkey fucker. Why? Because I'm the big man and you're a shitheel, right?
Mark Corrigan : [voiceover] Brilliant. That is just so spot on.
[Johnson turns and it is revealed they are doing a role playing exercise in front of Mark's coworkers]
Johnson : Or, I could treat Mr Corrigan like a valued and respected customer, and we'd both end up winners. Isn't that right, Mr Corrigan?
Mark Corrigan : Right. Absolutely! Dead right.
[They shake hands and receive a round of applause]
Mark Corrigan : [voiceover] Alan Johnson. I'm in love. I'm in love with you, Johnson.
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Jeremy Usborne : [about politicians] They should be more honest. I mean, at least Tony Adams from the IRA, he's like, "Yeah, I shoot people. I like shooting people." You know, if they were more honest, then maybe people would vote and not switch straight over when the news comes on.
Johnson : You turn over when the news comes on?
Jeremy Usborne : No, no. No, sometimes... maybe for a treat but generally it's great, isn't it? Who do you support? Mark likes Israel, I'm Palestine. Makes it more interesting when you a pick a... No?
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Mark Corrigan : I could have a little thing going there with Sophie actually.
Johnson : Yeah? Well, my advice is keep it little.
Mark Corrigan : Yeah?
Johnson : Women. I mean, does a balance sheet ever come crying and saying that it needs some time to think about things? A business doesn't say it loves you then run off with a buddy. I mean, take a look at her, mate. Take a good, hard look at her. What do you see? What do you actually see in her, compared to, say, a supermodel like Gisele? Or any of the other supermodels?
Mark Corrigan : She's... I think she's very... pretty.
Johnson : Come on, look at her arse. Is that the best arse you're ever going to get? Do you stick on that arse? Come on, admit it. She's got a fat arse.
[Mark hesitates]
Johnson : Say it!
Mark Corrigan : Well, she's... Maybe it is a bit... nice, but in a sense...
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Sophie Chapman : Quite a seminar. You know Barbara went home crying.
Johnson : Hey, I'm just a doctor, I didn't make the needles sharp.
Sophie Chapman : It's not a wig, Alan, that's actually her hair.
Mark Corrigan : You've got to admit, Soph, she was asking a lot of questions.
Sophie Chapman : Yeah, well I just thought you two big kahunas should know.
Johnson : Yeah, whatever.
[Sophie walks off]
Mark Corrigan : See you!
Johnson : Je-sus, some people. You point them to a lift and they're like "No thanks, I'm fine with the stairs."
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Mark Corrigan : But, the relocation thing, moving out on Jeremy... It feels a bit weird, Dad.
[voiceover]
Mark Corrigan : Shit!
Johnson : Sorry?
Mark Corrigan : It feels weird, Daddio.
[voiceover]
Mark Corrigan : Good save.
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Johnson : Phony Tony, I call him. The thing about this government, it's all spin. It's all smoke and mirrors.
Mark Corrigan : I totally agree, I couldn't agree more.
Johnson : And the way he licks Bush's arse.
Mark Corrigan : It's pathetic!