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Titanic/Captain, Captain, Captain

I remember this skit from summer camp one year, and of course with all scout skits the performers put their own little twist on this one. I don't remember the exact script word-for word, and the details are a bit muddy given that this was from several years ago.

Characters:

  • Actor 1/Captain
  • Actor 2/First Mate
  • Camera Man
  • Narrator
  • Narrator: We are here on the set of the movie "Titanic", shooting the last scene of the film where the ship is sinking. Let's watch and see what happens.

    Scene one

    Actor 1/Captain: So, what I want you to do for this scene is to rush in and say "Captain" 3 times. Got it?

    Actor 2/First Mate: Okay.

    (Actor 2 walks offstage)

    Actor 1: (to Camera Man) Camera Man, are you ready?

    Camera Man We're rolling.

    Actor 1: And... Action!

    First Mate: (Runs onstage) "Captain three times!"

    Actor 1: Cut! No, you're supposed to say "Captain Captain Captain!", not "Captain 3 times". Then when I answer, you say "we're sinking".

    Actor 2: Okay, got it.

    Actor 1: Let's try that again. Ready, Camera Man?

    Camera Man: Okay.

    Actor 1: And... Action!

    First Mate:" (while rushing in) "Captain, Captain, Captain!"

    Captain: "What's going on?"

    First Mate: "We're STINKING!"

    Actor 1: Cut! No, no, you're supposed to say "we're sinking". Then when I ask what we hit, you say "an iceberg!"

    Actor 2: Got it.

    Actor 1: Just go back and try it again.

    Actor 2: Okay.

    Actor 1: Ready?... And...Action!

    First Mate: (while rushing in) "Captain, Captain, Captain!"

    Captain: "What is it?"

    First Mate: "We're sinking!"

    Captain: "What did we hit?"

    First Mate: "We hit an ice CUBE!"

    Actor 1: Cut! No, no, its not "we hit an ice cube", it's "We've hit an IceBERG".

    Actor 2: Oh, okay... its IceBERG, not ice CUBE.

    Actor 1: Exactly. Then when I ask you how fast we were going, you say, "a hundred nautical miles".

    Actor 2: Got it.

    Actor 1: Let's try the scene again. Camera man, you still rolling?

    Camera Man: Yup.

    Actor 1: Okay, and... Action!

    First Mate: (while rushing in) "Captain, Captain, Captain!"

    Captain: "What is it?"

    First Mate: "We're sinking!"

    Captain: "What did we hit?"

    First Mate: "We've hit an iceBERG!"

    Captain: How fast were we going?

    First Mate: "A hundred naked models!"


    (Pandemonium happens as everyone shouts, "WHERE?!" repeatedly...)


    Actor 1: Okay, cut cut, CUT!

    Actor 2: Wha.. what's wrong?

    Actor 1: You don't say, "a hundred"... whatever you said, it's "a hundred nautical miles". Then when I ask you what direction we were going, you say, "due west".

    Actor 2: Oh, okay.

    Actor 1: Alright, let's try this again...

    Camera Man: We're ready.

    Actor 1: And... Action!

    First Mate: (while rushing in) "Captain, Captain, Captain!"

    Captain: "What is it?"

    First Mate: "We're sinking!"

    Captain: "What did we hit?"

    First Mate: "We've hit an iceBERG!"

    Captain: "How fast were we going?"

    First Mate: "A hundred nautical miles!"

    Captain: "What direction were we going?"

    First Mate: "Straight down!"

    Actor 1: "We should..." wait, cut, cut!

    Actor 2: What happened?

    Actor 1: We're going due west, not straight down!

    Actor 2: Oh, sorry... I can do the scene again...

    Actor 1: You know what, let's just... let's break for lunch and try the scene again later.

    Actor 2: Alright then.

    Actor 1: (to Cameraman) Hey, Camera Man, did you at least get all the other takes?

    Cameraman: Actually, um, I wasn't recording...

    Actor 1: Dang!

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