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*** Then again, he didn't seem too enthusiastic about playing Tim, as he [[DullSurprise delivered his lines in a dull monotone voice]]. He likely didn't have said lines memorized, either, as he had to read from the script for that scene.
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*** Then again, he didn't seem too enthusiastic about playing Tim, Tim; at least, not enough to learn the lines for that part, as he read them from a script [[DullSurprise delivered his lines in a dull dull, monotone voice]]. He likely didn't have said lines memorized, either, as he had to read from the script for that scene.voice]].
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*** Then again, he didn't seem too enthusiastic about playing Tim, as he [[DullSurprise delivered his lines in a dull monotone voice]]. He likely didn't have lines memorized for the role, either, as he had to read from the script for that scene.
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*** Then again, he didn't seem too enthusiastic about playing Tim, as he [[DullSurprise delivered his lines in a dull monotone voice]]. He likely didn't have said lines memorized for the role, memorized, either, as he had to read from the script for that scene.
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** Given what a hammy AttentionWhore Robert is, he probably had his own costume produced just on the off-chance it was needed.
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** Given what a hammy AttentionWhore Robert is, he probably had his own costume produced just on the off-chance it was needed.needed.
*** Then again, he didn't seem too enthusiastic about playing Tim, as he [[DullSurprise delivered his lines in a dull monotone voice]]. He likely didn't have lines memorized for the role, either, as he had to read from the script for that scene.
*** Then again, he didn't seem too enthusiastic about playing Tim, as he [[DullSurprise delivered his lines in a dull monotone voice]]. He likely didn't have lines memorized for the role, either, as he had to read from the script for that scene.
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* When Lucy as Tiny Tim got knocked out, Robert was forced to take over the role, complete with his own costume. But if the CPDS hijacked this production and used the BBC's costumes, how did they have a Tiny Tim costume ready in Robert's size?
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* When Lucy as Tiny Tim got knocked out, Robert was forced to take over the role, complete with his own costume. But if the CPDS hijacked this production and used the BBC's costumes, how did they have a Tiny Tim costume ready in Robert's size?size?
** Given what a hammy AttentionWhore Robert is, he probably had his own costume produced just on the off-chance it was needed.
** Given what a hammy AttentionWhore Robert is, he probably had his own costume produced just on the off-chance it was needed.
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*** Plus, equally, Chris can be equally vindictive towards Robert when he annoys him, which is often, so is unlikely to want to throw Robert such a bone anyway.
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*** Plus, equally, Chris can be equally vindictive towards Robert when he annoys him, which is often, so is unlikely to want to throw Robert such a bone anyway.anyway.
* When Lucy as Tiny Tim got knocked out, Robert was forced to take over the role, complete with his own costume. But if the CPDS hijacked this production and used the BBC's costumes, how did they have a Tiny Tim costume ready in Robert's size?
* When Lucy as Tiny Tim got knocked out, Robert was forced to take over the role, complete with his own costume. But if the CPDS hijacked this production and used the BBC's costumes, how did they have a Tiny Tim costume ready in Robert's size?
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* In-universe, why isn't Dennis assigned to be the prompt, since he can remember everyone else's lines but not his own?
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* In-universe, why isn't Dennis assigned to be the prompt, since he can remember everyone else's lines but not his own?
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** The Ghost of Christmas Present isn't ''that'' large a role in any given production (it's typically listed at best as a minor supporting character since he's only ever in roughly 5 or fewer scenes) and it's a constant aspect of Robert's character to believe that ''he'' should be the leading player of the CPDS. Robert's probably got the biggest case of SmallNameBigEgo of the lot of them (which is really saying something) and throughout the "...Goes Wrong" saga, he undermines Chris anywhere he can even when he ''has'' got a decent role. All this is to say that there's pretty much nothing that could placate him if he truly set his heart on playing Scrooge no matter what.
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** The Ghost of Christmas Present isn't ''that'' large a role in any given production (it's typically listed at best as a minor supporting character since he's only ever in roughly 5 or fewer scenes) and it's a constant aspect of Robert's character to believe that ''he'' should be the leading player of the CPDS. Robert's probably got the biggest case of SmallNameBigEgo of the lot of them (which is really saying something) and throughout the "...Goes Wrong" saga, he undermines Chris anywhere he can even when he ''has'' got a decent role. All this is to say that there's pretty much nothing that could placate him if he truly set his heart on playing Scrooge no matter what.what.
*** Plus, equally, Chris can be equally vindictive towards Robert when he annoys him, which is often, so is unlikely to want to throw Robert such a bone anyway.
*** Plus, equally, Chris can be equally vindictive towards Robert when he annoys him, which is often, so is unlikely to want to throw Robert such a bone anyway.
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* It's not as good a role as Scrooge, but wouldn't it make sense to placate Robert by giving him the fairly large role of the Ghost of Christmas Present (typically a large, booming, hammy individual - like Robert), preventing him from trying to sabotage Chris' performance?
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* It's not as good a role as Scrooge, but wouldn't it make sense to placate Robert by giving him the fairly large role of the Ghost of Christmas Present (typically a large, booming, hammy individual - like Robert), preventing him from trying to sabotage Chris' performance?performance?
** The Ghost of Christmas Present isn't ''that'' large a role in any given production (it's typically listed at best as a minor supporting character since he's only ever in roughly 5 or fewer scenes) and it's a constant aspect of Robert's character to believe that ''he'' should be the leading player of the CPDS. Robert's probably got the biggest case of SmallNameBigEgo of the lot of them (which is really saying something) and throughout the "...Goes Wrong" saga, he undermines Chris anywhere he can even when he ''has'' got a decent role. All this is to say that there's pretty much nothing that could placate him if he truly set his heart on playing Scrooge no matter what.
** The Ghost of Christmas Present isn't ''that'' large a role in any given production (it's typically listed at best as a minor supporting character since he's only ever in roughly 5 or fewer scenes) and it's a constant aspect of Robert's character to believe that ''he'' should be the leading player of the CPDS. Robert's probably got the biggest case of SmallNameBigEgo of the lot of them (which is really saying something) and throughout the "...Goes Wrong" saga, he undermines Chris anywhere he can even when he ''has'' got a decent role. All this is to say that there's pretty much nothing that could placate him if he truly set his heart on playing Scrooge no matter what.
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* It's not as good a role as Scrooge, but wouldn't it make sense to placate Robert by giving him the fairly large role of the Ghost of Christmas Present (typically a large, booming, hammy individual - like Robert), preventing him from trying to sabotage Chris' performance?
