"I'm Alan Partridge" Towering Alan (TV Episode 1997) Poster

(TV Series)

(1997)

Barbara Durkin: Susan

Quotes 

  • [at Alan's farewell party, Michael starts getting into a heated argument with him about the pedestrianisation of Norwich city centre] 

    Susan : Er, Michael! Michael! Mr. Partridge is still a guest in this hotel. Now, I think perhaps you've had just a little too bit much to drink and maybe it's time that you should leave.

    Michael : If that's how you all feel...

    [he leaves the room, muttering. Ben and Sophie snigger] 

    Susan : Now, you two can stop giggling.

    Alan Partridge : [to Ben and Sophie]  Don't know what her problem is.

    Susan : I'LL TELL YOU WHAT MY PROBLEM IS! HAVING TO LISTEN TO YOUR CRAP FOR THE LAST SIX MONTHS! YOU'VE BEEN IN THIS HOTEL FOR 182 DAYS, YOU LITTLE SHIT! BEN, SOPHIE, I WANT YOU ON RECEPTION!

    [Ben and Sophie leave] 

    Susan : AND YOU! CHECK OUT IS 12 NOON TOMORROW!

    Alan Partridge : [picking up one of the party bags he's made out of hotel toiletries]  Do you, uh, do you want one of these?

    Susan : A SANITARY BAG? WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY?

    [she slaps his face and leaves] 

    Alan Partridge : [to Lynn]  I think that went went quite well.

  • [Alan comes back to the hotel after Tony Hayers' funeral, carrying a large cardboard box and singing] 

    Susan : How was your day, Alan?

    Alan Partridge : I went to a funeral, which was very sad, and then I popped into Hi-Fi Serious to pick up a top-of-the-range Bang and Olufsen stereo system. Do you like it?

    Susan : Well, it's in a box, Alan.

    Alan Partridge : Bit like Tony Hayers!

  • Alan Partridge : Seriously, Susan, would you go out with me?

    Susan : No.

    Alan Partridge : Would you go out with me if I was younger and more attractive?

    Susan : Erm... yes, I think I probably would.

    Alan Partridge : I'd better go and build that time travel gymnasium, then. I'll come back aged 25, built like a brick shithouse. Then you'll kiss me.

    Susan : If you'll excuse me a moment, Alan, I have to leave the desk unattended.

    [she leaves the reception desk] 

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