Phoenix Nights | Season 2
© 2001 Goodnight Vienna Productions
Penned by and starring Peter Kay, Patrick McGuinness and Dave Spikey, Phoenix Nights follows the misadventures of club owner Brian Potter who is determined to make The Phoenix Club the best working men's club in Greater Manchester. His rival, Den Perry is, however, equally determined to de-rail Brian's plans.
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Clip 1 S02 E01: "Brian Gets Everyone Back Together" |
Jerry has got a job as a greeter at the local supermarket. He's singing about black bin bags to the tune of Forget Me Nots. |
Jerry |
Come and get your black bin bags. They're on offer 'til December. Come and get your black bin bags. They're long and black and slender. Heavy duty black bin bags. No matter what your gender. Heavy duty black bin bags. Whether bi or straight or bender. |
Clip 2 S02 E01: "Brian Gets Everyone Back Together" |
The Phoenix is rising. Brian gives an empowering speech to the theme from Black Beauty. Or some such bollocks. |
Brian |
We don't need a brewery. We can do it. Balls to 'brewery. Bottles, cans, that's all you need to run a club. |
Kenny Senior |
Hey, and my home brew. It's won awards. |
Brian |
It tastes like p*ss. |
Kenny Senior |
That, that WAS p*ss. |
Clip 3 S02 E01: "Brian Gets Everyone Back Together" |
Following the fire, Brian receives the initial findings of the Fire Brigade. Sadly he doesn't quite understand. |
Firefighter |
Right, well we managed to save your main cabaret room but the first started really quickly so you've lost your other function room, your office and your other games room. |
Brian |
Oh, God. |
Firefighter |
I think you've been really lucky. |
Brian |
Lucky? LUCKY? How? |
Firefighter |
Well, if you'd have had batteries in those smoke alarms... It started in the gents toilet. |
[Another FIREFIGHTER appears carrying a smouldering waste paper basket] |
Firefighter |
There's your culprit. |
Brian |
HIM? |
Firefighter |
Discarded fag. |
Brian |
Discarded fag? |
Les |
What's happened? |
Brian |
Some queer's burned me club down, Lesley. |
Clip 4 S02 E01: "Brian Gets Everyone Back Together" |
Kenny Senior is up to his usual bullsh*t. |
Kenny Senior |
I don't need a suit. I've a special skin. Asbestos. The doctors are baffled. I'm a genetic freak, me. |
Firefighter |
Wa*ker. |
Clip 5 S02 E02: "Family Fun Day" |
Dodgy Eric strikes again. The bouncy castle for the Phoenix's Family Fun Day is decidedly adult in nature. |
Brian |
It's a family fun day man. |
Eric |
Yeah? |
Brian |
There's kiddies running around. They can't go jumping up and down on a... love length. |
Clip 6 S02 E02: "Family Fun Day" |
Ray Von is operating a child's merry-go-round. His announcements aren't strictly appropriate. |
Ray Von |
The louder you scream, the faster the ride. Remember, fun is the key but keep seated at all times or you may die. Shabba! |
Clip 7 S02 E03: "Crimetime" |
Brian is selling fake artefacts from the Phoenix Club fire. They're actually being freshly burned around the back. |
Woman |
How much are your ashtrays? |
Brian |
Four quid. |
Woman |
Go on, I'll have two. |
Brian |
Jerry, two ashtrays please for this lady. |
Jerry |
[Burning his hand on the still hot ashtray] |
Argh! Bastard! Bastard! Sh*t! |
Brian |
Some of us are still suffering, love. |
Clip 8 S02 E03: "Crimetime" |
Max is sitting in a toilet cubicle listening to various farting noises from all around him. |
Max |
I'll name that tune in one! |
Clip 9 S02 E04: "Quiz" |
Max doesn't know the difference between using 'Old Man' as a euphemism for a penis and the more traditional meaning of the phrase. |
Paddy |
Prostitutes are rough in Amsterdam. First one I went with made me wash me old man in 'sink. |
Max |
You took your Dad? |
Clip 10 S02 E05: "It's Ladies Night" |
Allowing the Phoenix crew to write the messages for home-made fortune cookies probably wasn't the best idea. |
Brian |
We're gonna make a fortune... cookie. Ha ha ha. Fortune cookie. We've got some of them there. Home-made fortune cookies. Just crack one off, son. What's it say? |
Journalist |
P*ss flaps. |
Brian |
P*ss flaps? P*ss flaps? P*ss flaps? What the hell's that about? P*ss flaps? |
Clip 11 S02 E05: "It's Ladies Night" |
Holy Mary is serving behind the bar, still “wearing†the love eggs she got from the Anne Summers party earlier. They suddenly take effect. |
Holy Mary |
Ohhhhh! OHHHHHH! SWEET JESUS! |
Clip 12 S02 E05: "It's Ladies Night" |
As a general rule, bringing a Mauser C96 to a 'hit' is like bringing a pocket knife to a sword fight. Only more dangerous. |
Paddy |
Max. I know how to shoot a gun. |
Max |
It's a Broomhandle Mauser. It's not a gun. |
Paddy |
Max. I know what I'm doing. |
Max |
Right. Okay. Go on. |
Paddy |
[Fires the gun, hitting the target but merely wounding him and making him scream loudly] |
Clip 13 S02 E05: "It's Ladies Night" |
Paddy is looking forward to Ladies' Night at the Phoenix. |
Paddy |
Let me tell you my friend, the wine's not the only thing that flows. All those bored housewives gagging for it. |
Spencer |
My mum's a housewife. |
Paddy |
Is she? Does she look like that? |
Spencer |
[PADDY shows LES the double-page spread of a porno magazine. Stunned, he drops a glass which smashes on the floor] |
Clip 14 S02 E05: "It's Ladies Night" |
There are some conversations that you don't want to overhear. And that are weird with a capital W. |
Receptionist |
Took me back to his place, dropped his trousers. Couldn't believe it. Anyway, he's just about to get to the vinegar strokes and his bloody mobile phone goes off. Can I call you back, Mum? |
[Hangs up] |
Yes, can I help?! |