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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 again to Monkey Tennis, the Alan Partridge fan podcast.

We'd especially like to welcome any new listeners prompted to join us by Alan's latest return to the BBC.

Since 2016, we've been dissecting the full works of Alan Gordon Partridge to try and understand and explain the lifelong appeal of Alan.

We've taken the show on the road to ask live audiences, we've spoken to cast and crew, we've quizzed celebrity admirers of Steve Coogan's comic creation,

and we won't rest until we fully understand or misunderstand East Anglia's finest export since Coleman's mustard or Delia Smith.

I remain Adam Brooks and I'm joined by Tom Dark.

There is more mental health than there used to be.

Nick Alder.

When you describe my gripes as petty, I feel like you're being a dick.

And Tom Stab.

Alan Partridge is proud to be associated with Rupert the Bear.

So yes, welcome, welcome back.

As alluded to on this series, we are asking, how are you?

But then also immediately afterwards, how was it?

To cover some frequently asked questions, because some regular listeners are used to us going in chronological order.

Yes, we will be getting to Oast House Series 4.

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