When Did You Last See Your Money?

El episodio se emitió el 1 dic 1972
29min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaJones has been entrusted with five hundred pounds by local shopkeepers but when he brings it to the bank he finds he has a pound of sausages instead. Frazer hypnotizes him into recalling whe... Leer todoJones has been entrusted with five hundred pounds by local shopkeepers but when he brings it to the bank he finds he has a pound of sausages instead. Frazer hypnotizes him into recalling when he last saw the money, apparently stuffing a chicken for Mr. Blewitt, but there is no mo... Leer todoJones has been entrusted with five hundred pounds by local shopkeepers but when he brings it to the bank he finds he has a pound of sausages instead. Frazer hypnotizes him into recalling when he last saw the money, apparently stuffing a chicken for Mr. Blewitt, but there is no money in the chicken. various suggestions as to its whereabouts are made until it is eventua... Leer todo

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When repeated on BBC2 on 10th November 2012, the episode was dedicated to Clive Dunn who had died four days earlier aged 92.

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If Jones had two identical packages, one containing half a pound of sausages and the other £500, and the package he took to the bank contained the sausages, then it is obvious the money must be in the package sold to the customer who bought sausages. At no point does this occur to any of the characters which is just well as the story would otherwise have been over after five minutes.

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Pte. Frank Pike: Why'd you wrap it up like this?
LCpl. Jack Jones: Well that's five hundred pounds. that's a lot of money. I don't want to get knocked on the head and robbed, do I? Now I thought if I wrapped it up like that, people would think it was just half a pound of sausages.
[Pike unwraps the bundle]
Pte. Frank Pike: [awkwardly] This *is* half a pound of sausages.
LCpl. Jack Jones: [fainting] Aaaah.

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References El asesino invisible (1936)

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8/10

In the name of the King I demand to see your chicken.

Poor Jonesy makes an error and misplaces £500 in cash, his error nearly tips him over the edge, taking everyone with him, except Fraser who's keen to step into his shoes.

This is a really funny episode, totally surreal, but wonderfully funny. The scene with Harold Bennett, aka Mr Bluett is seriously funny, with some great one liners.

It's the fact that Jonesy is such a lovable old fool makes this episode work beautifully. 8/10