George H W Bush - Rab C Nesbitt - Glen Campbell: The Rhinestone Cowboy TV - Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me TV - Mandy TV -
32,847. When I need a little advice about Saddam Hussein, I turn to country music. (Bush & Country & Western & Advice) George H W Bush
68,580. Mad Cowboy Disease. Ian Pattison, Rab C Nesbitt, Duel
68,581. Moonlight & Prozac, I Have Seen God And He Likes What I Do, Stand By Your Manslaughter: Country & Western Scotland. Rab C Nesbitt, Community, BBC 1998
68,582. He recorded some of the 1960s greatest songs. (Country & Western & Star) Glen Campbell: The Rhinestone Cowboy, BBC 2013
68,583. 1970s: stories of divorce, drink and drugs. (Country & Western & Star) ibid.
68,584. As a guitarist he was incomparable. (Country & Western & Star) ibid.
68,585. Glen was a regular in the US pop show Shindig. (Country & Western & Star) ibid.
68,586. In 1968 he outsold the Beatles in the USA. (Country & Western & Star) ibid.
68,587. Now he was America’s fastest rising star. (Country & Western & Star) ibid.
68,588. BBC 1975: The Glen Campbell Music Show. (Country & Western & Star) ibid.
98,543. The secret to a happiness is a small ego. And a big wallet. Good wine helps, too. But that’s not really a secret, is it? (Happiness & Wine) Robert Louis Stevenson, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
98,530. ‘He was a good old country boy.’ Glen Campbell: I’ll Be Me, Glen's father
135,758. Lola: What are you reading?
Mandy: The Guinness Book of Records. (Work & Working Class & Job & Endurance & Competition & Ambition & Country & Western) Mandy II: Mandy Bloody Blower, at the nailbar
135,759. These people are gods: they’ve done something with their lives … I’m not a record breaker. But I am a line-dancer though. I’m going to win the local line-dancing endurance competition. Practicing? I’ve done twenty-two hours straight through. I’ve got a secret … [inaudible] … nappies … (Work & Working Class & Job & Endurance & Competition & Ambition & Country & Western) ibid.
135,760. Mandy: I heard you’d gone to the Peak District tot start a new life. I heard you’d got a hot-tub.
Susan Blower: I did. But it’s all gone to shit … It’s all gone. I want to make it up to you. (Work & Working Class & Job & Competition & Endurance & Ambition & Country & Western) ibid.
135,761. Lola: Step 1: Gaze into the eyes of the voodoo head. Step 2: Name you foe. Step 3: Tell the head what you want – and you must be specific.
Mandy: I want to be the last one standing at the local line-dancing endurance competition. (Work & Working Class & Job & Endurance & Ambition & Competition & Voodoo & Country & Western) ibid. Lola buys head over the internet
135,762. Announcer: The prize will go to the last lady line-dancer standing. And remember, you must keep your thumbs in your belt-loops at all times. Otherwise you are DISQUALIFIED! OK, good luck everyone. Positions please. And here we go. (Work & Working Class & Job & Competition & Endurance & Ambition & Country & Western) ibid.
135,763. … [20 seconds into competition Mandy staggers] … Lola! Water! (Work & Working Class & Job & Competition & Endurance & Ambition & Country & Western) ibid.
135,764. Loo roll! Loo roll! (Work & Working Class & Job & Competition & Endurance & Ambition & Country & Western) ibid. Mandy et Susan remain
135,765. Announcer: Susan Blower wins the award. God rest her soul. (Work & Working Class & Job & Competition & Endurance & Ambition & Country & Western & Voodoo) ibid. Susan crushed by giant glitterball with voodoo-head mistakenly brought into competition hall and onlooking from table