I am hopping mad and I want something in the middle. Aha! Ypsolutely, yop, yop, absolutely. Bonkey tennis? Bring, bring. There's a new chat in town. I had the last laugh. Don't! Monkey tennis? Little pierce my foot on a thigh. With a chuckle, with a chuckle. Oh. Monkey tennis? Radical, awesome. Mega.

Monkey tennis? Okay. Where's my assistant? I do not know.

Monkey tennis? Edmunds is a total wazock of a guy. Yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.

It's hotter than the sun. They said, oh, the hell is that. This is great answer.

Yeah. Monkey tennis? Back of the net. Yeah. Monkey Tennis, back of the net.

The people who enjoy Alan Partridge will enjoy this podcast.

The people who've never got it still won't get it.

Hello, friends, and welcome to Monkey Tennis, the Alan Partridge fan podcast, where we take a forensic look at all of the output of Alan Gordon Partridge, one episode, page or movie at a time. Right now we are in the thick of it halfway through, or more than halfway through, from the Oast House

Alan's own podcast series three. I'm Adam Brooks and I'm joined by Tom Dark. Michael was a bit of a

drifter who drifted into my life and then eventually out to sea. Nick Alder.

Full disclosure in the mid-80s, I wolf was sort of at a man I mistook for a woman.

And Tom Stab.

Stop trying to serve me eggs!

So thanks again for joining us.

We will be talking today about episodes seven and eight of, from the Oathouse Series 3, namely

new grandkid and new friend, respectively.

But first, we've been taking a look at the top of each episode at some of the promo around

from the Oast House.

And this week it's the turn of the radio ad.

Tom Dark, tell us more.

Yeah, so this is an advert that was used on the radio and on podcast as well.

I mean, I definitely heard this pop up in an episode of Richard Herring's Lester Square

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