Friday Night Dinner | Season 5
© 2011 Popper Pictures / Big Talk Productions
The Goodmans are a nice, normal Jewish family whose adult children return home every Friday evening for dinner. But, of course, normal is a subjective term. Starring the late, great Paul Ritter as Martin and the talented Mark Heap as Jim Bell, this comedy series is bound to tickle your funny bone. Their sabbath never seems to run smoothly. Shalom!
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Clip 1 S05 E01: "The Other Jackie" |
Martin and Jackie are relaxing in their hot-tub, sipping champagne. The boys aren't too keen to join them and Jim is just confused as to why they're having a bath outside. Situation normal! |
Jackie Goodman |
Well, come on. Get in, then. |
Adam Goodman |
Get in? |
Jonny Goodman |
Aww, gross! |
Jackie Goodman |
What do you mean, "Gross"?! |
Jonny Goodman |
Your bottoms have been in that water. |
Adam Goodman |
Yeah. |
Jackie Goodman |
So? |
Martin Goodman |
Your bottoms have been in that air. |
Adam Goodman |
Not quite the same thing. |
Jackie Goodman |
What's wrong with our bottoms? |
Martin Goodman |
Yeah, your mother's got a lovely bum. |
[MARTIN pinches JACKIE'S bum and she squeals] |
Jonny Goodman |
Live sex show. |
Adam Goodman |
Aren't you making dinner? |
Jackie Goodman |
What? Oh, no. We're getting a takeaway. |
Adam Goodman |
Which you'll be eating while lying in your own filth? |
Martin Goodman |
There's no filth, you berk. I added toilet cleaner, didn't I? |
Adam / Jonny |
Toilet cleaner?! |
Jackie Goodman |
Toilet cleaner?! |
Martin Goodman |
Well, just a little. You know, genital germs, et cetera. |
Jackie Goodman |
Right, I'm getting out now, Martin! Thank you. |
Jim Bell |
Hello, all! |
Jackie Goodman |
Oh, Jim! |
Jim Bell |
Jackie. |
Martin Goodman |
What are you doing here? |
Jim Bell |
Why have you got a great big bubbly bath outside? |
Martin Goodman |
It's a hot tub. |
Jim Bell |
Hot tub? |
Jonny Goodman |
Hot toilet. |
Jackie Goodman |
Thank you. |
Jim Bell |
And do Jewish people not take baths indoors? |
Jonny Goodman |
Uh, not on Friday nights. |
Jim Bell |
Ah, of course. Shalom. |
Adam / Jonny |
Shalom. |
Clip 2 S05 E01: "The Other Jackie" |
I've heard a lot of colloquialisms for sex in my time but I've never heard it called, "Nippy-Nippy" before. I can see why the boys were so horrified by it. |
Martin Goodman |
Nippy-nippy! |
Jackie Goodman |
Martin! |
Jonny Goodman |
Oh, please don't say that's your special name for... |
Martin Goodman |
Nippy-nippy! |
Jonny Goodman |
Oh, God. It is! |
Adam Goodman |
Please kill us now! |
Jackie Goodman |
Grow up. Everyone has their own name for it. |
Adam Goodman |
Do they? I don't. |
Martin Goodman |
That's because you never get any nippy-nippy! |
Jonny Goodman |
Ha, ha, ha. Yes! |
Clip 3 S05 E01: "The Other Jackie" |
Travel to Switzerland? Dinner table conversation. Operations on, or indeed in, one's bottom? Definitely not dinner table conversation, Jim. |
Jim Bell |
I once went to Switzerland! |
Jackie |
Ooh, Switzerland? |
Jim Bell |
Yes. To have a special operation on my bottom. |
Adam Goodman |
Wonderful. |
Jim Bell |
Not on my bottom, it was... in my bottom. Have you ever had a special operation on or in your bottom? |
Jackie |
No, but I was once given some penicillin for my... foo-foo. |
[Laughs] |
Clip 4 S05 E01: "The Other Jackie" |
Who doesn't need a message tone of Martin Goodman shouting, "Sh*tting tits"? Perfect for someone you'd really rather not hear from. Unless they hear the tone, of course. |
Martin Goodman |
SH*TTING TITS! |
Clip 5 S05 E01: "The Other Jackie" |
Having invited herself to dinner with the Goodmans, Jackie decides to offend them by being anti-Semitic, resulting in her sorry ass being launched out of the house and out of Jim's life. |
Jackie Goodman |
And... oh, sorry, I never even asked you, Jackie. What is it you do? |
Jackie |
Oh, er... well, I was working as a legal secretary. |
Jackie Goodman |
Ooh, someone's a clever clogs. |
Jackie |
But then I left my job because I didn't really like the people. |
Jackie Goodman |
Oh dear, why is that? |
Jackie |
They were Jews. |
[Laughs] |
[Cut to JACKIE GOODMAN marching the OTHER JACKIE towards the front door] |
What I meant was... |
Jackie Goodman |
That's it, keep talking. |
Jackie |
..that not all Jews are bad, but the ones I've met... |
Jackie Goodman |
And here we are! |
Jackie |
Um... |
[Whilst the OTHER JACKIE laughs, she's pushed over the threshold] |
Jackie Goodman |
And now...p*ss off! |
[JACKIE GOODMAN slams the door in the OTHER JACKIE'S face] |
Clip 6 S05 E02: "The Tin of Meat" |
Martin doesn't like Val. Never has and probably never will. She's Jackie's friend and his nemesis. So imagine how (briefly) relieved he was to hear that she can't stay with them. |
Val Lewis |
Jackie, I did speak to my sister, and I am going to stay there. |
Jackie Goodman |
Really? |
Martin Goodman |
Joy! |
Val Lewis |
Tomorrow. |
Martin Goodman |
Sh*t! |
Clip 7 S05 E03: "The Surprise" |
What kind of a neighbour is Jim? The kind of neighbour who'll gladly take in a package for you... but then open it. And then reveal the contents in front of your family. That kind of neighbour. |
Jim Bell |
The reason I'm here is because you were out when the post lady came. So she gave me a package to give to you. |
Jackie Goodman |
Did she? |
Jim Bell |
And when I opened it... |
Jackie Goodman |
You opened my package? |
Jim Bell |
..it was a book all about the menopause. |
Jonny Goodman |
Okay! |
Jim Bell |
It's very interesting. The diagrams were particularly helpful. |
Clip 8 S05 E03: "The Surprise" |
Sobey's Lounge Bar. It's a bar. And a lounge. But it's like a morgue. No atmosphere. Just one elderly man with a severe case of catarrh. |
Adam Goodman |
No atmosphere. |
Jonny Goodman |
No atmosphere. |
Jackie Goodman |
Shh. |
Adam Goodman |
It's like a morgue in here. |
Jackie Goodman |
It's not like a morgue in here. It's lovely. |
[An elderly patron starts coughing violently] |
Actually, it is like a morgue in here. |
Clip 9 S05 E03: "The Surprise" |
Jim is so thoughtful. I mean, what woman could possibly refuse the gift of the very nightie that his mother died in? Wow. Such generosity! |
Jim Bell |
Sorry, Jackie, just came to give you your special SURPRISE birthday present. |
Jackie Goodman |
Thanks, Jim, but... |
[JIM thrusts a red plastic bag in JACKIE'S face] |
Jim Bell |
Jackie. |
Jackie Goodman |
A nightie. |
Jim Bell |
It was my mother's. She lived in it. |
Jackie Goodman |
Right. |
Jim Bell |
And died in it. |
Jackie Goodman |
Great. |
Clip 10 S05 E04: "Lord Luck" |
The internet. It's not great, is it? I mean, it could be. But at the moment it's clogged up with crap. Like videos of horses having sex with pigs, for example. Right, Adam? |
Adam Goodman |
Are you going to text him crap all night? You're seeing him in, like, like half an hour. |
Jonny Goodman |
Er, his fiancée left him two weeks before his wedding. Maybe he's a bit upset. |
Adam Goodman |
Right, and you're cheering him up, are you? |
Jonny Goodman |
It's called being a friend. |
Adam Goodman |
By sending him videos of horses having sex with donkeys. |
Jonny Goodman |
That's right, and pigs. |
[JONNY shows ADAM a video on his phone] |
Adam Goodman |
Thanks for that. |
Jonny Goodman |
Any time. |
Clip 11 S05 E04: "Lord Luck" |
Jim had never seen a ventriloquist's dummy before tonight. And then he met Lord Luck. And he wet himself. Not laughing, you understand. He actually wet himself. |
Jim Bell |
So when you opened the door, I saw the little man. I was terror-stricken. |
Jackie Goodman |
I know, Jim. |
Jim Bell |
I had to change my trousers, because I'd filled them all up with wee-wee. |
Adam Goodman |
How lovely. |
Clip 12 S05 E04: "Lord Luck" |
Lord Luck is the creepy ventriloquist's dummy that Martin simply can't leave alone. Having re-discovered his "friend" in the attic, the little sh*t's now dishing out relationship advice! |
Ben |
Do you think Lucy will come back? |
Jackie Goodman |
Pardon? |
Ben |
Do you think she'll come back to me? |
Jackie Goodman |
Course she'll come back to you. Won't she? |
Jonny Goodman |
Definitely. |
Adam Goodman |
Yeah. |
Jackie Goodman |
She probably just needs, um... you know, time to think. |
Ben |
Time to think. |
Jonny Goodman |
Yeah. She just needs some time. |
Adam Goodman |
Yeah. Time. |
Ben |
So she'll come back, then? Definitely... come back? |
Martin Goodman |
Can I say something? |
Ben |
Yeah. |
Martin Goodman |
Actually, can Lord Luck say something? |
Ben |
Um... all right. |
Lord Luck |
She's not coming back. |
Ben |
Sorry? |
Lord Luck |
She's not coming back, mate. If she's run away, there's a reason and that reason is, it's just not meant to be. |
Ben |
But... |
Lord Luck |
The thing is, life's a bugger-r-r-r! |
Clip 13 S05 E05: "The Violin" |
You can always count on Martin to say something wholly inappropriate. Take this incident for example. I'm not sure what goes on in his head but I know I don't want any part of it! |
Adam Goodman |
Where is Grandma? |
Jackie Goodman |
She's - |
Martin Goodman |
- out making a porn video. |
Jackie Goodman |
Martin! That's disgusting! |
Jonny Goodman |
Dad... |
Martin Goodman |
Porn video! |
[Laughs] |
Clip 14 S05 E05: "The Violin" |
Jim has been burgled. He's in shock. Which is why he's slurping noisily from Jackie's finest china. You've got to feel sorry for him. He's definitely not all there, am I right? |
[JIM slurps noisily from a cup] |
Jackie Goodman |
Better now, Jim? |
Jim Bell |
Much better, Mummy... Jackie. Yes... to think that my house was broken into by... brutes. |
Adam Goodman |
Brutes. |
Jim Bell |
It makes me feel all dirty. Like I've been used as a kind of... la-VAT-ory. |
Jonny Goodman |
Er, lavatory? |
Jim Bell |
I'm fine, thank you. |
Clip 15 S05 E06: "Wilson" |
Sam. A man. Who had a dog. Also called Sam. And Sam tried to wipe his bum on Martin's fence once. And we're not talking about Sam the dog, here. |
Martin Goodman |
I remember who Sam was now. |
Jackie Goodman |
Do you? |
Martin Goodman |
He wasn't a dog, he was a man! |
Adam Goodman |
Bit of a difference. |
Jackie Goodman |
Oh, you mean Sam, our old neighbour? |
Martin Goodman |
Sam, our old neighbour! |
Jonny Goodman |
Sam, your old neighbour? |
Jackie Goodman |
That's right. He had a dog, also called Sam. |
Martin Goodman |
Sam! |
Adam Goodman |
What, the man was called Sam, and he also had a dog called Sam? |
Martin Goodman |
He once tried to wipe his bum on our fence. |
Adam Goodman |
Which Sam? The man or the dog? |
Martin Goodman |
You don't want to know. |
Adam Goodman |
God. |