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* "A Little Priest", where Sweeney and Mrs. Lovett engage in an extended series of wordplay and [[Incredibly Lame Pun
▲* "A Little Priest", where Sweeney and Mrs. Lovett engage in an extended series of wordplay and [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Incredibly Lame Puns]] regarding the various "flavors" to be obtained from different kinds of people. [[Gallows Humor|Morbid]]? Of course. Funny? Very much so.
** "With or without his privates?" ([[Beat]].) "With is extra."
** "Locksmith?"
* One I remember from a (very good) local presentation is the scene leading up to "By the Sea". I can't remember the exact lines, but Sweeney says something that prompts Mrs. Lovett to respond "Oh, come on, now, we're running a perfectly legitimate business here." as she puts on a bloodstained apron. But the ''crowning'' moment of funny comes right after "Epiphany" (Sweeney's very awesome [[Start of Darkness]] song in which he, among other things, threatens the audience).
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* This little bit right after Anthony and Johanna escape the asylum:
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That's what you promised,
Married on Sunday...
That was ''last August''... }}
* During the ''Johanna'' reprise, a man comes in for a shave and sits down. Sweeney is about to begin his ...er... shall we say [[Slashed Throat|method]], when a young lady comes in behind the man. The look on Sweeney's face is '''priceless'''.
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