[sample] Security! Hello, is that reception, London Weekend Television? No, this is security, reception has gone off duty, sir. Oh I see, uh I am supposed to meet somebody in reception, and I wanted to know if they were there waiting... What is the name of the person you are supposed to meet? Haile Selassie. Hallie... Selassie. Is there a Haile Selassie here? ...no. Could you possibly... if he does... he will come in very shortly; would you tell him that Marcus Garvey phoned? Uh huh... And that I will meet him, well it's, meet him in Babylon and Ting? When Marcus comes in... right? Yeah. And you are supposed to be waiting for him to come in... Is that Haile Selassie? No, it wasn't him, it was a cab. He's a black gentleman. But he when he comes in... you're gonna meet him at... where was it? I'll make a note of this... Babylon and Ting. Ba-by-lon and Ting. That's it. Right you are! Thank you! God Bless You.
[source] - Victor Lewis-Smith: (Comedian/Prankster, BBC, 1980-90's) Making a prank telephone call to the reception of London Weekend Television.

[sample] 01:09 - Woof Woof. Hello, I'm Rags.
[source] - Sleeper: (Woody Allen, 1973) Voice of robot dog.

**[Haille Selassie is a main figure in the rastafarian religion, who claimed to be a direct male descendant of King Solomon of Israel. Marcus Garvey was an American civil rights leader that promoted a return to Africa for black people.
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*Have you taken his pulse? We've done everything doctor, I don't think theres much hope...His pulse is very weak, I don't think he's going to make it. Can you get me some plasma, perhaps some plasma would help quick...never mind, never mind. its too late, he's dead. not as dead as these cigarettes.[skit called "The Doctors" by the comedy team Hudson & Landry.]