Archdruid: We are here to remember Windsor Davies, most famous for playing the shouty sergeant-major in "It Ain't Half Hot Mum'.
Michael Bates: Land of Hope and Glory....
Hnaef: SHART ARRP! Rangi Ram, you're a blacked-up, racist stereotype. Where do you think you are, the 1970s?
Archdruid: Well, actually, Mr Lardidah Gunner Hnaef, yes that's exactly where he is.
Hnaef: Still a bit problematic?
Archdruid: Yeah, but it was a different time....
Hnaef: But still - should he have known better? I mean, what about the Melvyn Hayes character?
Sgt Major Williams: SHART ARRP! Will you please bear in mind that you're remembering me, not displaying your own lilywhite consciences?
Archdruid: Yeah, but we're deeply conflicted.
Sgt Mjr: Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.
Hnaef: Can we just remember that one about the antiques instead?
Archdruid: Good idea. I never watched that.
Hnaef: Me neither.
Archdruid: He was good as the Sergeant Major though.
All: Lovely boy, lovely boy.
Hnaef: But what about Rangi Ram?
All: SHARRT ARRP!
Hymn: Whispering Grass
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