Caroline, Geoffrey, Lisa, and Paul auctioning off an autographed picture of Anneke Wills at the Saturday Charity Auction.
"Right, 200 pounds. Oh wait, I mean 200 dollars!" Caroline getting her monitary terms wrong at the Charity Auction.
Terry Walsh selling an autographed copy of Merlin, the NBC mini-series. It was signed by all the stars including Sam Neil, Miranda Richardson, and Martin Short.
"Doctor Ho...Hoke...Heek...Houk...Ho-ek? Sounds like something someone would say while throwing up." Sylvester selling fast, furious, and hyperactively.
"Oh, so you're going to let her bid $50? Why did you let her do that? Go on, bid $60. You know you'll love it." Sylvester enticing bidders at the Charity Auction.
"And now we will be selling off Andrew Beech to the highest bidder." A quote that never happened, but definately could have done so.
Using a delicate touch, Mark Strickson sets out to sell an item.
Forever Night's Nigel Bennett sells of a Pepsi can he bit into (and hurt himself in the process). He says it's a tradition. It's a very strange tradition. Some lady bought it. And it has his DNA on it. I wonder...
Louise doing her auction acting for the crowd.
At the Saturday night Cabaret, Sylvester seems to have taken up guitar, but...
Wait, what's this? It looks like an even smaller case coming out of the guitar case...
Oh no! It's the spoons! And Sylve is attacking someone with them!!! No, actually he's singing a song from his first one man show, "A Night With Sylvest McCoy." He sang "My Brother Sylvest, He's the Best" with the piano accompaniast and the spoons.