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Got no idea how many of these are real things. I'm gonna put question marks behind the ones I'm not sure I'm reading correctly, as parts of letters are missing.
I'll put the transcript under a readmore so this doesn't take up too much space.
BEER
Frozen Frisbee, Slick and Slurp, Litty Als?, Getrank?, Goofy Islands, Sad river, Hizzle Frizzle, Wonky Water, Loose Ooze, Snake Venom, Annie's Valley, John's Piss, Baiamazoo?, Lester Lash, Ice Cracker, Fruity Stuff.
WINE (these are all VERY ??? and pretty sure I'm seeing special characters)
Siaukastal Mousseux, Padange Sec, Blogrube Roszto, Ghuvel Gap Classique, Ueulbot Wandammia, Dassleolet Suss, Arrheemuns, Grojuma Edes, Wiesuralle Suss, Flargahlis Viejo
SHOTS
Whisky, Throat Pain, Loco Pyro, Body Shot, Jenever, Yeexer?, Headache, Lava Mountain, Head Shot, Trick Shot
RIMS
Smirking Tutu Sling, Wet Frenchman Grog, Putin's Whale Delight, Stay Woke Tickler on the Beach, Hot Ralie Flash?, Jasmine Blitz, Low Vengeance
TOP TEN
Cinnamon Dickens Stunner, 2. Flexin Fernando, 3. Exploding Diablo Slushie, 4. Screwy Monk Stieger?, 5. Cherry Red Hipster Spritz, 6. Hot Baller Zombie, 7. Salty Hawaiian Shandy, 8. Fuzzy Llama Cure, 9. Kilted Statesman G&T, 10. Mystic Hipsters Cure
SOFT
Amazing Rush, Fruity Snake, Vanillabean Sherry, Icy Puff, Honey Gloom, Grapefruit Shadow, Orange Bruiser, Blue Punch, Cool Thunder, Holy Tea, Lucky Lover, Sugary Siz
FOOD
Horseradish, Camembert Pancake, Steak and Fries, Cheeseburger, Coconut Vindaloo, Cheesecake, Hot Dog, Parmesan Panini, Squid Salad, Broccoli Pasta, Hamburger, Lasagna, Rabbit Stew, Pear Pudding, Chili Bread. Parsley Soup
BLACKOUT
Intoxicated Shoelace, Fearsome Forklift, Andy'r Angar?, Black Asian, Crazy Ex, Nuke 'n Puke, Bamboozle Oozle, Headhunter, Destruction, Danger Oil, Darkness, Instant Regret, Harry's Last Wish, Mash 'n Crash
COCKTAILS
Tonic Paradise, Evil Mead, Wicked Tremor, Green Breeze, Lemon License, Spirit Wish, Arctic Teaser, Pool Party, Peacan Riddle?, Winter Bear, Lemon Bliss, Flake Snake, Stale Sling, Dire Striker
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David Stuart Davies:
Regarding 'The Norwood Builder', Michael Cox and Jeremy Brett had a long, hard discussion about the part of the script where Holmes disguises himself when he hides in the woods and meets a tramp. It really wasn't much of a disguise as such: there was no false nose, wig or other artificial aids. All we got was Jeremy in mufti, with unkempt hair and a dirty face.
Michael Cox recalls:
'Jeremy said, "Holmes was taken unawares and would not have his make-up with him out at Norwood, Michael." So what he decided he would do is wash the gunge out of his hair and do a sort of country accent and play him as a totally different person but not someone who looks startlingly different. Frankly, I was a bit disappointed. I wanted him to do something more exotic. But I can see the logic of his position. So we went with Jeremy on that.'
It is a case of Brett being true to Holmes and the situation, but, I suspect, the viewing public would be on Michael's side on this issue. It would have been far more satisfying to see him buried beneath some glorious concoction rather than the grubby, real Brett that we got.
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