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A prank call to National Geographic turns into a chaotic audition for the next David Attenborough, with a very unconvincing animal voice and plenty of awkward comedy. The pitch is simple at first: can he be the new voice of the animal shows? But the response quickly goes off the rails, with the receptionist telling him he sounds like a Victorian ghost and shutting down the idea before it even gets started.

The exchange stays fast, blunt, and funny as he tries to push for a casting callback, only to be told there are no openings. When the conversation turns personal, the jokes get even sharper, from being married for five years to the ridiculous line that it “won’t last.” The whole bit plays like prank call comedy, improv humor, and character-based banter built around wildlife narration and TV voiceover dreams.

It’s a short, punchy comedy clip for fans of prank calls, funny receptionist reactions, National Geographic jokes, David Attenborough-style narration, and awkward improv comedy. Ideal for viewers searching for animal show parody, comedy sketches, voiceover jokes, and British-style humor with a chaotic twist.

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00:00Can I be the new voice of the animal shows that you do?
00:05Here we have the male lion, the head of its pride.
00:10I mean, you kind of just sound like a Victorian ghost.
00:13Why don't you shut your mouth? There's a reason why you're unrecipient.
00:18Thanks. I could care less. I could care less.
00:22Yeah, I didn't mean that.
00:24I can't give you any problems since you're going to get a call back.
00:27I could literally just send over your name and number to the right departments down to them if they give
00:32you a call back.
00:33Like I said, we don't have any openings for casting at the minute.
00:37Bet you a million pounds is single.
00:38I'm literally married.
00:40Godspeed with him.
00:43How long have you been married?
00:44Five years.
00:45Well, last.
00:49I'm so sorry.
00:52They're not even funny.
00:53I've got a new one. Let's do a new show. Let's do a new show.
00:56I'll do it. I'll do the new show.
00:59Here we have a newly divorced angry woman.
01:02but it's almost a shame.
01:03It's not conditional for expressing my governors.
01:03Oh my goodness,
01:04We have nothing to do when I'm going before I set the mic.
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