I'm Bob, He's Dickie

I'm Bob, He's Dickie (ATV), or as I prefer to call it I'm Robert and He is Richard (not being on close or even talking terms with the gentlemen in question) was a very sleek and cellulosed job. [...] I had the feeling that it was not stopping here but heading somewhere else. Like America maybe. Or why, for instance, did the fishmonger's shop in the showbiz number have Newfoundland Salt Fish painted on it. It is a feeling you quite often get, talking to an artiste: they are preferably talking to you with their teeth but their eyes are over your left shoulder looking for someone bigger to come in.