Gareth Hale
Himself
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The setup
The premise
Hale and Pace return from Haiti with a voodoo doll and treat its supposed powers as a joke. Their cheerful demonstration with a handful of pins becomes much less reassuring for the person the doll resembles.
The funny people
Himself
Himself
Automatically generated script; wording may contain errors.
Oh, good evening. Gareth and I are feeling really good today, aren't we, Gareth?
Yeah, yeah, we're feeling really great.
And we're feeling really great because we've just been on holiday.
Yes, they even go on holiday together.
I go on holiday with Gareth because he's my best friend.
And I go on holiday with Norman because he pays for it.
We had a good time, though, didn't we?
Yes, we did have a good time because this year we went somewhere really special.
we went to Haiti hello hi Haiti not Tahiti sorry you see in Haiti the high
priestess of voodoo makes a little doll that's meant to represent somebody or
other yeah that's right while we were over there this old hag came up to me
and she she gave me this doll and it's this was supposed to be Norman look at
that a bit of old donkey hair on that head it's close in one respect and what you're supposed to
do is you you stick a pin in the doll and it's supposed to hurt the person it represents what
a load of nonsense right so here is the doll of norman danger and here is the pin i'm terrified
And what we do is we stick the pin in the doll, like that, so we stick it in here, and
here.
and here, and here,
Nothing happens whatsoever.
Even if we stick it in his jugular like that!
A load of rubbing.
Nobody who takes this loony stuff seriously must be completely out of their skull.
The rabbit hole continues
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