Day 56: The Telethon

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**Day 56: "The Telethon"** is a Broadcast in *Not For Broadcast*. It is the second bonus level released for the game, and showcases the beginning of Boseman and Alex's work relationship.

## Pre-Broadcast

Boseman calls Alex Winston in the Challenge Room, greeting and informing them that it has come to his attention that they've replaced Dave in the Broadcast Room, and that their performance so far has been mostly adequate. He tells them that he needs to observe them himself to see if they're up to snuff, and has assigned for them to mix an old recording broadcast as a result to ensure they can do the job to his satisfaction. Boseman tells Alex not to worry, and that other than the odd tear and jump in the footage due to age, it shouldn't require them to deal with anything new. He adds on that they should keep their eye on the censor, however, as there were stricter sensibilities back in the broadcast's days. Before hanging up, Boseman reminds them to load up the adverts as well.

The previous show on Channel One in the archived footage gives the summary of programming for the rest of the evening:

* NEXT - Graham Bannon
* 20:00 - Gerry Mumpton's Circus of the Extraordinary - this occasion features appearances by a lady with some hair on her upper lip, a man with no hair on his head at all, and a child with a particularly long middle finger.
* 21:00 - Existential Musings - the Right Reverend David Atkinson and lady scientist Dr Edith Blimey debate the existence of an afterlife.
* 22:30 - National Anthem - time for all fine upstanding people to go to their separate bedrooms for a healthy eight hours of unsullied sleep.

Behind the scenes in the archived footage, a stage is shown with a counter on it. A Stagehand then walks on, declaring something unspecified an "absolute nightmare", turning to the cameraman and asking who will tell Graham. The cameraman replies, telling him that he doesn't know, resulting in the Stagehand questioning if they can even continue. The cameraman then states that he'll have to think of something, due to them going live in 10 seconds. The Stagehand gives a positive affirmation, informing him that he'll keep looking for someone, and that they'll just have to wing it, proceeding to count down to the start of the broadcast after the cameraman requests such.

## Act 1

### Introduction

The Stagehand can be seen walking off-stage as upbeat music plays, a pre-recorded voice of Graham Bannon heard announcing that, live from the Capital, it's the Saint Fanny's Hospital's T.V. Fundraiser for Dying Children. The voice proceeds to introduce himself as the host and dreamboat as Graham Bannon then enters the stage to the sound of applause. He greets the audience, pointing to both of his legs, stating that he has one of each. He turns around, telling them to have a good night as he walks away, later pointing to the camera and returning to his original position.

Graham proceeds to sing alongside the music, stating that if the audience won't be his lady, that they should at least have his babies, and that they shouldn't give him a maybe as he remarks that he knows what women are like. As the music continues to play, Graham pauses, apologizing and requesting the music is cut off as he notices the lack of an audience. A camera then pans over to the lack of an audience, filled with empty seats aside from a lone man who asks Graham for clarification, resulting in Graham then asking for the man's identity. After turning back, he states that the performance is an absolute nightmare, then realizing that he's live as he greets the viewers, welcoming them to the first annual Saint Fanny's Hospital's T.V. Fundraiser for Dying Children. He informs the viewers that he is their host, adding on that it is an absolute pleasure of his to be there. Graham continues, stating that they're there for an important cause: Sally Button. He tells the viewers that Sally has a life-threatening condition and will die during the night unless enough funds can be raised to cure her of her Pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism, although Graham struggles to pronounce the word, later shrugging it off and saying that it's a long word and a bad disease.

Graham informs the viewers that 20 thousand dollars need to be raised and it can't be done without their help. He remarks that the viewers are screaming at home asking how they can help, and he tells them that if they don't scream, he'll tell them. Graham states that donations are being taken at the current moment, adding on that they should beat feet and head over to the "blowers", as he jokes that he's referring to the phones and not the girls. Laughter and applause follows his comment as slow music plays, Graham slowly dancing to the phone desk where three women are residing at. He greets the women, and the woman on the far left of the phone desk, Linda, is the only one to return his greeting. Graham comments that their clothing are some "classy chassis" as Linda mutters an acknowledgement, Graham then requesting that the girls, whom he refers to as "kitty cats", let the viewers at home know exactly why they're there.

Debra, the woman seated in the middle of the phone desk, informs the viewers that them "kitty cats" will be taking calls from across the country to raise money for Sally Button. She says that if the viewer would like to donate, no matter how small or large, that they should please ring them. Graham nods his head along to her statement, remarking that he'll be giving her a ring later, then adding on that it'll be an engagement ring if Debra plays her cards right. He makes a gesture but looks at the cameraman amidst silence, telling them that if he does a zinger, a sound effect should be played. He turns back to the women, telling them that he'll check in with them later as it's time for him to take a look at how much money is being started off with. Graham adds on that, using state-of-the-art technology, pointing to a counter, an exact amount of how much money has been raised from the viewer's donations can be tracked. He directs the viewer's attention to the counter, stating that without further ado, it is time for them to have a look at how much they're starting off with.

Graham turns to face the counter as a drumroll plays, then ending with the counter being unchanged. He expresses confusion at the result, commenting that he's surprised no money was put in just to show, then stating that it's perhaps unclear as to how donations are made. Graham suggests that he cuts the gas and show the viewers what's what as he proceeds to walk towards the counter.

### Caller Presentation

Graham shouts at someone behind the counter to give him a phone, and as he receives it, he tells the viewers that he'll pretend to be them at home, adding on that what he's doing is roleplay and that they really can do the same in real life from their sofa or couch. He does a phone-dialing gesture, placing the phone against his ear and asking who he's speaking to. Barbara, a woman on the far right of the phone desk grabs her phone, telling Graham that he is speaking to her at the phone desk. He greets her, complimenting her voice which elicits a look of disgust from Barbara. After a momentary pause, Graham tells Barbara that he'd like to donate a tenner, and she replies that she's finding it hard to hear him as his phone doesn't actually work, so he'll have to speak louder.

Graham shouts that he'd like to donate a tenner, and Barbara thanks him, commenting that his donation is generous. She asks Graham for his identity, and he informs her that she doesn't have to do such as she knows who is calling, then telling her enthusiastically that he's Graham Bannon. With a wide grin, Barbara asks Graham how Bannon is spelt and he shouts for her not to say that as people would know how to spell his name. They both hang up their phones and Graham turns to face the camera, telling the viewers that there should be ten dollars on the counter if he's correct. The counter updates to reflect his donation, and he remarks that it's technology at it's finest, stating that only 19,990 dollars are remaining, which he remarks should be a "Bannon Breeze." After a long silence, Graham states that such was a zinger, acknowledging the sound effect played moments after his sentence finished.

He redirects his attention back towards the viewers, giving them a rundown of the jam-packed acts lined up for them on the jam-packed lineup on the jam-packed evening. Graham then asks who wrote the prior statement, commenting that it's too many things packed in jam. After a brief pause, he continues, informing the viewers that they'll start off the night with the incredible 'Raj and Rishik', followed by an acrobat, and then the 'Lovely Legs Contest' to end Act One, to which Graham remarks he's rather looking forward to. Turning back to the camera, he states that Act Two will be started with a magician, followed by a 'Fire-breathing Man', and then a daredevil that will dive into a bucket of water to end the act. Finally, he says, there will be a unicyclist going into Act Three, followed by a 'Strong Man', and then the grand finale. He informs the viewers that, for the grand finale, Sally Button was asked what she wanted more than anything else in the world, then stating that she had a very simple reply. Mimicking Sally, Graham claims that he'd like a dancing chimpanzee, giving a slight cough.

He asks the audience how the fact that they've managed to source a dancing chimpanzee for the finale of the show feels, commenting that there is still a lack of members in said audience. Graham then proceeds to introduce the first act of the evening, informing the viewers that Raj has come all the way from (Audio Cuts Out As Location Is Named) for the event, and might've brought a "little friend" along with him. With a laugh, he tells the viewers to welcome the incredible 'Raj and Rishik' to the stage.

### Raj and Rishik Act

Sounds of applause can be heard as Graham turns to face the side of the stage, looking around and repeating himself when neither Raj nor Rishik appears. Linda puts her head in her hands as Graham exclaims frustration, asking if anyone is around who knows what is going on. He walks to the back of the stage, hurriedly demanding someone come to him as a seemingly-mute man follows him to the front of the stage. Graham asks the man what is going on, and after a lack of response, asks if he can understand what is being said. The man looks around as Graham frustratedly asks why he's there, then demanding that the Stagehand comes to the stage too.

Graham asks the Stagehand if he's the Producer, who in reply says that he's nobody and just helps unload the cameras from the vans. Graham comments that his story is great, asking the Stagehand if he knows where the Producer, who then remarks that such is the problem. As Graham demands he continues, he explains that all the roads around the Capital are shut down, and that the Producer, the Director, most of the acts and all of the audience were on the same bus, and now stuck somewhere near Jamstable. Turning to face him, Graham asks for confirmation that nobody else is present who can sort the Fundraiser's mess out, and the Stagehand points to the mute, claiming that he's good at organizing.

Graham expresses frustration, telling the Stagehand that he is now the Producer, remarking that it's a big promotion for him. He continues, telling the Producer to go away and find a version of all the acts that were promised to the viewers. As the Producer warns Graham that such isn't his thing, Graham states that it is his thing or else a child will drop down dead. As Graham rushes the Producer offstage, he exclaims that Graham can count on him. As he walks off, Graham turns to the mute, demanding him to go away.

After a pause, Graham proceeds to once again introduce the first act of the evening, then telling someone offscreen that he has already read the script and that they shouldn't repeat the same stuff. Redirecting his attention to the viewers, he smiles, then expressing frustration at the likely lack of Raj and Rishik. The Producer then chimes in, stating that they are there which elicits more frustration from Graham, who then proceeds to introduce them. He walks offstage as sounds of applause can be heard, followed by music as Raj enters the stage. He greets the viewers, informing them that he is Raj, claiming that they may be asking where Rishik is as he removes his hand from behind his back, revealing Rishik.

Raj asks Rishik for his name, getting a response of "Rishik." After the response is received, he asks Rishik what he does, who replies that he is working in banking, eliciting several laughs from the women. Raj enthusiastically remarks that Rishik's job is interesting, but gets shut down by Rishik, who claims that it isn't. Raj then asks Rishik if he has anything else to say, and after being told "no", thanks him for his honesty.

Graham returns to the stage, expressing confusion and asking Raj if he has finished his act. Raj gives an affirmative, and Graham demands that a sound of applause is played as there is no audience. He praises Raj's performance, then commenting that he was told Raj travelled all the way from (Audio Cuts Out As Location Is Named) for the event. Raj informs Graham that his information was incorrect, as they cycled there; Rishik was cycling while he sat in the basket.

The women laugh more as Graham praises Raj's joke, asking him if Rishik is a good cyclist. Raj asks Graham why he is the one being asked, as Rishik can be asked instead and Graham obliges, remarking that he's setting something up. He leans down, asking Rishik if he is a good cyclist which Raj in response asks Graham why he is talking to Rishik as he's only a puppet. Graham then demands that Raj doesn't set up a joke in the way he did if he won't follow through, as such ruins the joke.

After an uneasy silence washes over the group, Raj makes a farting sound with his mouth, claiming that Graham farted. Graham adamantly denies having farted as he demands Raj exits the stage, turning to the viewers and expressing discontent as he once again states that he didn't fart.

### Acrobatic Act

The footage jumps forward to reveal Graham conversing with the Producer, who informs him that while the acrobat is not there, he has an alternative. The Producer informs Graham that the person he did find is named James and isn't an acrobat as Graham exclaims that it sounds good to him, telling the Producer to bring James on. He turns to face the camera as he warns the viewers that he doesn't know what's going to happen, telling them to welcome James.

Sounds of applause can be heard, followed by music as the Producer pushes James onto the stage. Graham and James stand in the presence of one-another in prolonged silence until Graham greets him, James hastily returning the greeting. The footage jumps forward once more as James tells Graham that he was walking past the theatre until the Producer came up to him, saying that they had the perfect job for him as he'll get payed ass long as he stands onstage.

Graham informs James that an acrobatic act was expected, asking him if he can by any chance do acrobatics. James replies that he can't, and hasn't since school, although Graham tells him that such is fine, as a lot is remembered from school. Turning to the camera, Graham introduces James to the viewers, stating that he will now perform a series of double backflips to them.

As James tells Graham that he won't be able to do such, cartwheels are suggested instead, which is instantly shut down by James who refuses to do anything. In response, Graham tasks him with the job of sweeping up the corpse of a dead girl. As he stands speechless, Graham requests that the music is started, and James begins to take his suit off. Graham rushes James, who places his suit next to Linda and attempts a cartwheel, falling and grunting in pain. Applause begins to play as Graham tells the Producer to sort James out, as both him and the mute carry James off-stage. As such is occurring, Graham praises James' performance, stating that he's sure more of James will be seen in the future.

### Counter Review

Graham turns to the viewers, remarking that he thinks it's time to check if an impact was made on the fundraiser after the prior two acts. He asks for a drum roll as he walks to the counter, seemingly confused at the lack of a change. Raj returns to the stage and converses with the women as Graham decides to check in with them about the lack of donations. He expresses anger at Raj, rushing him off the stage as Graham remarks that he's upsetting the women.

The footage jumps forward as Graham tells the women as to how he was expecting more money on the counter, asking if the callers haven't been particularly generous. Turning to the camera, Linda tells Graham that no callers were had so far, and Graham expresses a mixture of confusion and frustration. He faces the viewers, angrily stating to them that even though a child is literally dying, the viewers are too lazy to pledge money. Graham calls the viewers greedy bastards as the Producer apologizes, walking onstage and telling him that the phone lines haven't been connected, adding on that Yong forgot to do it. Graham asks who Yong is, and the seemingly-mute man enters the stage. He proceeds to connect the phone lines as the Producer remarks that he has just the job for him. In a whispered voice, the Producer informs Graham that he'll give Yong a hand as he doesn't think Yong knows what he's doing.

Turning to the viewers, Graham states that he can only offer his greatest apologies. He tells them that his outburst was directed at them while it should've been directed at Yong, demanding that they accept those apologies.

### Lovely Legs Contest

After a momentary pause, Graham enthusiastically states that it is now time for the 'Lovely Legs Contest'. The three women at the phone desk discuss quietly among themselves as Graham asks the viewers what better way to end Act One of the night's program than with a display of beauty and talent. He turns his head to face the women Barbara can then be heard telling the others that she doesn't want to talk to him, standing up and demanding that they ask him.

Debra and Barbara walk off-stage as Graham informs the viewers that the women will be modeling the latest in fashionable swimwear, Debra sighing and telling him that Donna isn't present. Graham expresses confusion, asking Debra why Donna's presence matters as she reveals that four members are needed for the routine. He mocks her, demanding that the routine is done with the three of them as Debra replies that it can't be done with three.

After a brief pause, Graham scratches his nose, asking if anyone else present knows how to do the routine. Debra anxiously gives an affirmative, answering that Yong was watching them rehearse earlier. Graham comments that he's a pervert, telling Debra to slap a costume on him and stick him in the back as punishment, commenting that Yong doesn't know what's coming to him as Debra ushers him offstage.

As they walk off-stage, Graham turns to the viewers, beginning to recall a story to them as he gets interrupted by the Producer, being informed that the phones are fixed. He tells the Producer to sit at the phone desk and take calls as he continues, stating that when he was told he'd be judging the best legs out of a group of young and attractive women, he asked where he could sign. He chuckles, telling the viewers that he did sign, and that the time is now: the time to look at women and judge them. With a smirk, Graham introduces Barbara to the stage, walking to the side.

Music begins to play alongside sounds of applause as Barbara begins to slowly walk towards the center of the stage, performing a dance. Graham informs the viewers that Barbara plays for the local women's amateur football team, commenting that she can quite often be seen getting down and dirty of a Sunday lunch time. Barbara slightly turns her head to face Graham as he continues, remarking with a chuckle that he thinks it's fair to say that Barbara has seen "more than her fair share of tackles." Sounds of laughter play as Barbara turns to Graham in disgust, moving to the back as he states that Linda is up next.

As Linda walks towards the center of the stage, Graham informs the viewers that she is an avid gardener, and can quite often be seen on a balmy summer's evening tending to petunias. After a pause, he continues, commenting that she can also be seen "trimming her bush." More sounds of laughter play as Linda turns to Graham in shock, glaring at him and the camera as she walks to the back of the stage next to Barbara.

Graham announces that Debra is next, and states whilst she walks towards the center of the stage that she is a socialite and likes nothing more than a nice night at the pub with the girls, as he then makes a drinking gesture with his hand. With a chuckle, he tells Debra to forget the pub, commenting on her legs and asking what time they open. He remarks that it's just a bit of fun as she walks to the back of the stage, Linda smiling at her as she approaches.

Yong enters the stage as Graham introduces him as Donna, then correcting himself and informing the viewers that it's instead Yong, who is taking over for her. He turns to face Yong but then stops, expressing shock as Yong walks to the center of the stage in a women's swimsuit and begins to perform a dance routine alongside the women. Graham comments that Yong's performance is really unpleasant, remarking that he wishes he hadn't suggested it as he adds on that Yong hasn't shaved. The Producer stares on in awe as Graham continuously stutters, asking if they are even permitted to show such a thing as he then demands that the music is shut off, commenting that he can't let such go on. Turning back to face Yong, Graham expresses frustration at his continued dancing, shouting for him to stop as the Producer makes a gesture with his hand and calls out for Yong, indicating for him to stop.

Yong retreats back to the sides of the rest of the women, Graham shouting that he's angry as Yong made the rest of the women look bad. As they turn to look at Yong, Graham comments that he appears to look pleased with his own performance, and makes the rest of the women look bad when he's standing looking like such. With frustration, Graham exclaims that the contest was absolutely pointless, claiming that Debra had the best legs and he knew that going in. Linda shrugs as both Yong and the women walk off-stage, Graham telling him that if an audience was present, they'd be booing him.

Turning to face the camera, Graham remarks that such seems like the perfect place to end Act One, suggesting that the viewers grab a drink, sit back, and enjoy the adverts. Raj proceeds to enter the stage carrying boxes, much to the confusion of Graham who asks what he's doing, receiving an answer that Raj is setting up for Act Two. Graham shouts at Raj that he hasn't finished talking, then turning his attention to the viewers and stating that he'll see them after the adverts.

## Break 1

The Producer announces a one-minute break as James carries more boxes onstage. Raj walks over to him, telling him to do exactly what he does and wait for the "big fat cheque" to come in. James turns to the two and laughs, remarking that he hears that, and the three then proceed to exit the stage after James drops off all of his carried boxes.

Back onstage, the Producer can be seen by the phone desk using Debra's phone, conversing with someone on the other end. He comments that Sally is a poor girl, and deserves better than what's currently being provided. After a brief pause, he thanks the person on the other end of the line, hanging up the phone and announcing that there are ten seconds remaining in the break. The Producer then walks to the center of the stage, telling everyone to get in their places and proceeding to count down to the end of the break while the counter turns from 10 to 110.

## Break 2

The Producer announces a one-minute break, calling Graham a knobhead and proceeding to ask if anyone knows first aid. Barbara replies that she does due to her dad being a doctor, as Debra asks if Yong is going to die. The group clears the boxes away from him and begin to give him medical attention.

Back onstage, the Producer asks if Yong will be alright. Barbara tells him that he will be, but they'll need to keep Graham away from him, calling him a psycho. He gives a positive affirmation, announcing that there are ten seconds remaining in the break. Linda announces that Yong is still unconscious, requesting that she is aided in taking him off of the stage, and they all pick Yong up, carrying him out as the Producer proceeds to count down to the end of the break.

## Act 3

### Introduction

As the group carries Yong offstage, a pre-recorded voice of Graham Bannon can be heard alongside music, welcoming the viewers back to the the Saint Fanny's Hospital's T.V. Fundraiser for Dying Children. The voice informs them cheerfully that Graham Bannon is still present as he enters the stage to the sound of applause. As he arrives, he disappointedly looks around and demands that the music is cut, stating that he doesn't dance if there's no audience. Turning to the viewers, he welcomes them to Act Three of the Saint Fanny's Hospital's T.V. Fundraiser for Dying Children, then remarking that it isn't annual because another likely won't be done. He proceeds to ask if Suzie Button is still dying, commenting that he's pretty sure she is as he adds on that no additional money was donated while the adverts were being played. Graham insults the viewers as the Producer walks onstage, telling him that there are two reasons for no funds having been raised:

* The lack of people present at the phone desk to accept donations, as they're all backstage looking after Yong due to him being pushed off the ladder by Graham.

In between the Producer's reasons, Graham jokes that he's pretty sure Yong fell, mocking his scream.

* The lack of the person present at the counter to change its numbers, as he's backstage being looked after due to him being pushed off the ladder by Graham.

As the Producer's reasons end, Graham demands for him to go backstage and grab both Yong and the women so they can resume taking donations. The Producer warns Graham not to, as Yong has only just woken up and possibly has a broken neck, to which Graham argues that Yong doesn't have to move his neck, citing that his own neck stays perfectly still whilst mimicking Yong's actions. He continues to demand that the Producer goes and retrieves Yong unless he doesn't care about "Sally Button", commenting that he's assuming the Producer will be donating his own fee as well. As the Producer walks off, he informs Graham that he was the first to do so, but gets told off by Graham who tells him not to give any long speeches, expressing irritation and calling the Producer a "Bloody northerner."

As the women enthusiastically return to the stage with a greeting to the viewers, Graham reminds them that they are still live and accepting donations if the viewers can be bothered to do so. Turning to the women, Graham expresses awe at them and comments that they're a sight for sore eyes. While he's on the topic of sore eyes, Graham turns to the viewers and states that he went to the optician the other day, asking them to guess who he bumped into as he went there. After a slight pause, he jokingly answers that he bumped into absolutely everybody, as he couldn't see. Graham proceeds to laugh, remarking that the women have to laugh in response to his joke as Barbara shouts that he's a pig.

Shrugging off his insult, Graham requests for another act as the Producer carries Yong onstage, commenting that the "stripper" has arrived. Yong's face is visibly filled with anger as he raises his fist at Graham, then being seated by the counter with assistance from the Producer. Barbara whispers to Debra as Graham demands that Yong be kept where he currently is, turning to the women and asking if they have any callers that can be put through. In response, Debra informs Graham that she has someone on the call that he might like to speak to, at which point Graham replies for her to put the caller through.

### Talking With Callers

The voice of an older woman can be heard, claiming that on top of something unheard, Graham has been rather horrible to Yong, who she refers to as a little boy. Graham comments that she sounds about one-hundred, briefly stuttering as he then greets her and asks for her name. The caller asks who she's speaking to, and as Graham answers, he gets called horrible by the woman. He expresses frustration at the caller, asking why she was put through and telling the women at the phone desk to not put callers who think he's horrible through.

Debra warns Graham that doing such might be difficult, and as Graham begins to break into a speech, he gets interrupted by the caller who informs him that she's still present. Barbara grins as Graham demands the women cut the caller off, then stating that no more callers are being put through and that they're instead having another act. The voice of a man can be heard over the phone as Graham questions who they are, repeating his demand of not let callers through. The caller tells Graham that he'd like to donate a tenner, and he expresses belief at what he believes is a serious caller. Graham asks the caller for clarification as to whether or not he'd like to donate a tenner, and he gives an affirmative, adding on that he'd like to donate a tenner to the fund to stop Graham Bannon being on television. Sounds of laughter can be heard as the women at the phone desk laugh and clap, as Graham demands that the sound effect not be played, stating that the joke wasn't funny.

After a brief silence, Graham asks the caller if he thinks he can do better, demanding that he tell a joke. The caller accepts Graham's invitation, asking how many Graham Bannons it takes to screw in a light bulb. Graham remarks that he isn't going to like the joke as the caller answers that it depends on the fee. Sounds of laughter play once more as Graham frustratedly states that they aren't having any more horrible jokes nor having any callers, commenting that he thinks they're stupid and that they seem drunk to him. Turning to the other members on stage, Graham tells them that another act is needed, asking for where the next act is. Raj then enters the stage, informing him that the monkey problem has been solved. Graham expresses relief at the news, calling it brilliant and requesting that the monkey be brought on.

## Break 3

Everyone begins celebrating, with Graham doing a little jig as Peter tells them all to come down to the pub, and that pints are on him. They all then begin to walk out as Graham exclaims in joy due to the broadcast's performance, claiming that it turns out if they work as a team, they can do anything. He then turns around, noticing the lack of people and realizing he wasn't talking to anyone. Graham then faces the camera and shrugs, saying that there's always next year as he walks over to the donation counter, flipping a number on it from zero to one.

## Adverts

There are three selections of adverts for this broadcast:

* Jaz
* Lion Cigarettes
* Whities

## Trivia

* The Telethon was shot during the COVID-19 Pandemic, as soon as it was allowed by the UK government.
* Graham Bannon is played by George Vere, who also plays Patrick Bannon, the son of Graham Bannon.
* The Callers heard during the 'Talking With Callers' segment were voiced by both George Vere and his grandmother.
* The Telethon takes place in 1954.
* During the 'Caller Presentation' segment, the delayed zinger sound effect was accidental and caused by the sound technician present during filming having forgotten to play the effect, resulting in George Vere ad-libbing a response.

## References

1. ↑ https://clips.twitch.tv/SaltyIntelligentKumquatBleedPurple-awiDDGpkiLN4amlC
2. ↑ File:TelethonTriviaNight.png
3. ↑ https://clips.twitch.tv/BoringApatheticHyenaDoritosChip-Z823HKiOIP0tO2E7