Queens' : A Cambridge College (1985) - Episode 7, "Fellowship"

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"The ancient ritual of the Admission to Fellowship ceremony in the college chapel - with its Latin incantations, kneelings and clasping of hands - introduces Jane Bewick , a new young research fellow, to the strange and varied life of the Cambridge don. One of her more worldly new colleagues is Sir James Beament, Professor of Agriculture, insect-lover and inventor of a revolutionary solution for preserving fruit. But perhaps the most bizarre job goes to Dr James Diggle , the University Orator, who has to make speeches in Latin at the impressive and colourful Honorary Degree ceremony. His three little sons are suitably amazed...
Photography ALEX HANSEN Sound JOHN PRITCHARD Film editor LIZ TENNENT Commentary ROGER MILLS Assistant producer IMOGEN SUTTON Producer MICHAEL WALDMAN"

[@jarrodsio]

that joke was hilarious in latin!