Talk:Why Bother?

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I have added some quotes from Morris which come from the first web link I have put in at the bottom of the page. I have not hadtime to properly reference them but I will do, or anyone who gets there first is welcome to. This article really should contain more information about what was one of Peter Cook's last, and funniest, comedy outings. - Ally Norrie, 19/1/08