[Singing] ...where are you now Tommy.
VinceHe's dead.
He's not dead.
VinceHe is dead, he fell in the ocelot pit everyone knows that.
They never found his body?
VinceThey never found his body? They munched him down like an old Twix.
A character in The Mighty Boosh
Played by Noel Fielding
The Mighty Boosh · 90 quotes
2nd most-quoted character in The Mighty Boosh: in 35 of its 90 quotes
Most scenes with: Howard Moon (28), Rudi (2)
[Singing] ...where are you now Tommy.
VinceHe's dead.
He's not dead.
VinceHe is dead, he fell in the ocelot pit everyone knows that.
They never found his body?
VinceThey never found his body? They munched him down like an old Twix.
VinceHey Naboo. How are you? I can't believe Bainbridge is selling the zoo.
He's a ballbag.
VinceWhat you gonna do, you'll probably be alright won't you, you're a shaman, it's pretty specialist job.
I might transform myself into a mighty hawk.
VinceInto what?
[Whispers] Mighty hawk.
VinceWOW
Either that or I'll work in Dixon's, I haven't decided.
VinceDo you remember when that llama got out? He went awol, he went crazy. Started HOOFIN' the public. Do you remember? Oh he was out there HOOFIN' doctors HOOFIN' Vicars, he got in the gift shop, put a false moustache on, a little girl came in and went "can I have a pencil top" HOOOOF! Haha, hoofed her out the shop. No one could get near that llama, but you Howard. You got off with it...
...Yeah, it's one of the few ways to calm a llama down.
[Has a brown layer of skin around his head making him look like a conker]
I've got something lined up for the Autumn
VinceI bet you have...
Hmm?...
So, er... just wanna say that erm it's great to have you on the show, great to be working with you. I'm really really looking forward to working with you and just working and being with you and things.
Thanks, well I'll go and get warmed up.
Alright, O.K
VinceWhy don't you go and put your head in some vinegar...?
VinceThis is the best job in the zoo: Millet distribution.
Something wrong with you, you know that don't you?
VinceWhat do you mean?
Well you're always happy aren't you, everything's fun for you. Huh? You see a peanut? The day's of to a good start. You witness some soil? It's a jamboree for Vince Noir. I need something more
VinceI think it's this poncho, I mean it's impossible to be unhappy in a poncho. I'm gonna get a sombrero as well. Image that: A poncho-sombrero combo, I'll be off my tits on happiness.
VinceI write novels. They're Charlie books.
They're Charlie books?
VinceYeah.
What, that pink shape that you draw?
VinceYeah. Charlie. Charlie is genius, right, he's made of a million pieces of old bubblegum. Imagine that. In the summer of 1976 on his way home from an Alice Cooper concert, Charlie started to melt onto the pavement. It was too hot in L.A, and he melted like a pink bitch. Luckily though, there was Eric Phillips, a local crocodile who dabbled in black magic. He took pity on Charlie and scraped him off the floor with a pair of fish slicers. He poured him into an antique soup ladle and boarded his magic carpet. Destination: Alaska. Eric Phillips decided to refreeze Charlie. but in his cold blooded, reptilian haste, he refroze him into the shape of a hoover. Charlie wasn't phased though, he just zoomed about the place sucking up Inuits. The Inuits didn't mind, they loved it in Charlie's pink, tight, warm belly pouch and they refused to come out. Charlie said "I'm cool with that" and set fire to a posh hammer to make it official. The downside was that the Inuits suffocated immediately; it was air tight in there. Charlie panicked and fired the tiny Inuit bullets into Eric's crocodile peepers. The green shape, was frozen. After a quick drink, Charlie stole Eric Phillips' magic carpet and left for Seattle. Charlie was racked with guilt, he'd just killed fifty Inuits, no one needs that. He decided to spend the rest of his life putting small hairstyles onto boots, monkey nuts, yrumpets and spanners.
That's not a novel, that's the scribblings of a retard.
VinceThey are novels, they're novelettes.
It's in crayon, you berk.
VinceSo what? I'm new school.
New school? I'm talking about books that are gonna get published.
VinceMine are published, I publish them myself.
You photocopy them and you leave them lying around supermarkets, inside Weetabix boxes. That's not published, is it?
Vince[Impersonating the wind] It was pretty good though wasn't it? Sounded exactly like the wind.
Yeah, and it was blowing a gale through my mind.
VinceI can do other elements.
Can you really? Can you do fog...?
VinceHoward?..Howard?...Howard?...Howard?..Howard?..Howard..Howard..Howard..Howard...Howard?..Howard. Howard.
This better be good.
VinceYou know the black bits in bananas, are they tarantula's eggs?
...Please don't speak to me ever again in your life.
VinceWhat's your novel about?
It's about a genius who can't get anything done because of a monkey that keeps annoying him.
VinceYou've made a classic error.
Have I?
VinceWhat you've done is you've focused in on the wrong character, yeah? Now, the monkey, I'm loving him, but the other guy, I'm getting nothing off him. He sounds like a dick.
Vince NoirSorry about earlier. I behaved like a tit. I was having problems coping with the stardom.
Stardom? You've only been in the band since 10:30 this morning.
Vince NoirYeah, but you know: the lifestyle, the drugs...
The drugs?
Vince NoirYeah, well, you know, the coffees. I've had three lattes, and an Americano. I'm blazin'!
[Howard shows up to play in the band.]
Ladies...
Vince NoirHoward!
Hi.
No way... not the simpleton!
Vince NoirHe's a musical genius!
Well, he better be. He looks like a paedophile.
VinceWhere could she be? How do we find an old lady?
An old Comanche Indian saying; "The best place to hide a leaf is in the forest."
VinceYou think she's in the forest?
VinceHoward? Do you think it's going to be all right?
No. We're going to die in the most horrific way known to man.
VinceWe had some good times though, didn't we?
Yeah... Remember the time we had that soup?
Vince[Laughs] That was brilliant.
Soup, soup, a tasty soup, soup, a spicy carrot and coriander.
VinceChili chowder!
Crouton, crouton, crunchy friends in a liquid broth. I am gazpacho, oh, I am a summer soup, oh! Miso, miso! Fighting in the dojo, miso, miso! Oriental prince in the land of soup!
VinceAh, classic times.
Crazy days.
Okay, we've got to pool our resources. Tweezers, matches, twine, geological hammer. What have you got?
VinceKings of Leon CD.
Great. Well, that's useless, isn't it?
VinceIt's not useless, it's a blinding album. Better than their first one, and they came up with it really quickly.
Thanks, NME. It's useless to us on a desert island though, isn't it?
VinceWell, it does double up as a mirror. [stares at his reflection in the CD]
I've actually written a short piece whilst on the island called "Isolation." Perhaps I could play it now?
VinceMaybe later, eh?.
Yeah, maybe later.
VinceMaybe not at all.
... Yeah, maybe later.
What are you angry about?
VinceGovernment.
Government? Ooohh.
VinceAnd climate change.
Climate change?
VinceIt's getting hot, Howard. Haven't you noticed?
Why do you care about that? Because it makes your hair a little more difficult to straighten?
VinceThat, and it's a bit clammy.
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