In this iconic sketch, a couple (Mr. and Mrs. Bun) are lowered by wires into the fictional Green Midget Cafe in Bromley. They attempt to order breakfast from a menu where nearly every dish contains Spam (the canned meat product). Mrs. Bun desperately doesn't want any Spam, much to the amazement of her Spam-loving husband and the disgust of the waitress. Throughout the sketch, a group of Vikings sitting in the restaurant repeatedly interrupt by loudly singing "Spam, spam, spam, spam... Lovely Spam! Wonderful Spam!" drowning out all conversation. The sketch satirizes the post-WWII British experience when Spam was ubiquitous due to meat rationing, and the public had grown tired of it. This sketch is the origin of the term "spam" as it relates to unwanted repetitive electronic content.
