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Hello old friends and welcome to the final episode of this season. Yes, this is the podcast

that winds and dines, fascinating people whilst we record the chat. This week we have a

revered actor who doesn't disappoint. He co-wrote and played the lead in the film Himai

Song, starred in movies such as My Left Foot and The Crying Game. On TV he's been keeping

us on the edge of our seats in thriller such as Ash's Toshes, Blood and Six. Yes, count

them, Six Seasons, the Hitcho Line of Duty. As the glorious superintendent Ted Hastings,

there's only one thing he's interested in and that's catching bent coppers, oh and

giving the greatest performance completed, Sars Beration ever seen on the small screen.

It has of course Adrian Dunbar.

And we kept talking it up and of course there were people who started moving in like

Dave Stewart, Nanny Lennox and people like Lorraine Regom. What is it about Crouch End that

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