Heart Department. by Johnny Baker, Eddie James, and Tommy Woodard

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by Johnny Baker, Eddie James, and Tommy Woodard What Who When Wear (Props) This is a Monty Pythonesque sketch on the different ways we try to satisfy our hearts and souls without looking to the real source for fulfillment. (Themes: Purpose, Evangelism, Faith, Fun) Doctor Stranger Patient Present day Lab coat 2 small bibles Hammer Stethoscope Small notepad Why John 3:16 How Time This is best done with British accents, and is written with the rhythm of a Monty Python sketch. The timing is fast and the humor is more in the delivery than any sight gags or extreme comedy. *For more ideas see the video at. Approximately 8-10 minutes Skit Guys, Inc. Only original purchaser is granted photocopy permission. All other rights reserved. Skit Guys is a trademark of Skit Guys, Inc. Printed in U.S.A.

The skit starts with Doctor looking over notepad. Customer enters looking rather distraught. Hello, is this the heart department? The what? You know, pump-pump your heart? Oh yes, pump-pump your heart. What can I do for you? Well, it seems like my heart is in dire need of something different. It s a little bit dead. (Listens to heart with stethoscope) Yes, it does seem a bit dead now doesn't it? Yes, quite. What should I do? Have you tried putting your heart into a relationship? A relationship? Sounds saucy! Yes, quite. Let s see here (Takes notes) What kind of female do you like? I like them tall. Like six-two. Six-two it is then. No wait Six-seven! Six-seven it is. What color of hair do you like? Blondes? Brunettes? (Getting into the questions) Red heads! Give me a hobby that both of you can do together. A hobby? Yes, like basket weaving, something like that. Well, I do like swimming. Swimming? Like snorkeling, diving, doing laps, what? No, like water ballet. Water ballet? 2

Yes, you know water ballet (Demonstrates) Stop that please. Let me add up the calculations here all right I give this relationship at least six months, maybe three. Wait just a minute. Are you telling me that this relationship will end? Why yes, of course it will. They all do. The water ballet? Does that end too? Afraid so. You know, I don t think I want this relationship. You re breaking up with the relationship? Yes, I m afraid so. (Grabs Customer s chest) All right, as you know every time a relationship ends, the heart gets ripped in two (Attempts to rip his heart) No! Please don t rip up my heart! I m in bad shape as it is! Stranger enters. Definitely not playing with a full deck. Have someone in your group who is pretty outrageous play this part. Helloo! Is this the brain department? (Points off right) No, it s two doors down and to your right. Thank you. You re welcome. Helloo! Is the brain department? (Points off right) No, it s two doors down and to your right. 3

Thank you. (Exits left) I know what you need. You need an addiction. An addiction? Yes, an addiction. I can get you hooked on anything you like. Look at the list here. An addiction eh, sounds intriguing. Tell me more about this addiction. Well, you see it s like a tire. It inflates and then deflates. You have to keep coming back to the addiction to get inflated again once you start it s almost impossible to stop. I see. Look at this list here. There s a whole range of addictions from A to Z. I can get you hooked on A-alcohol, M-money, P-pornography Z for zebras. I can get you hooked on zebras if you d like. Pick one and sign here, it s a lifetime guarantee. No thank you, I don t think an addiction is what I need for my future either. Stranger enters with renewed energy. Doc & Cust: Hellooo! Is this the brain department? (Growing irritated) No, it s two doors down and to your right. Thank you. (Starts to leave, then turns back) Helloo! Is this the brain department? No! It s two doors down and to the right! Thank you. (Exits left) 4

Back to your heart condition. If neither a relationship nor an addiction will work Have you ever tried beating your heart? (Attempts to start pound chest with a hammer) No! No! Don t beat my heart. My self-esteem is bad enough as it is. I ve already beaten myself up plenty. This isn t it either. Stranger enters once again. Hello! Is this the brain department? No, it s (Interrupts) Hello, is this the brain department? No, it s Oh, thank you. (Exits left) Well, if none of these things seems to satisfy, then it seems like you came for the real thing. The real thing? The one thing. There s really only one way. What way? His way. Whose way? God s way. You don t say! I do say! Do I delay? 5