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Hello, welcome to another remote Rahalas the Pha. This week's guest is probably best known for playing real, Real Gull Latter Day, on Nelly Kooter, the Fowl Fleet. My God. A credit so, a credit so, like, I forgot. I didn't know when you were talking. Is this a bit? Are we doing it? No, no, I was in that. Yeah. What was, it's a video game, right? It's Alistair Beckett King's video game. Oh, wow, okay. Which he basically asked me to do it only because he can do quite a mean impression of my voice, and he got us playing two characters that were, you have to figure out which was the real, something like that. It was just an excuse for him to be mean to me. Oh, that's, I'm sorry to have brought it up again.

Classic Alistair Beckett King, though, a bully. People don't think he's a bully because of how he looks,

but he's the worst on the circuit. What if you had to choose what you were best known for in an

ironic fashion, which of your many credits would you have selected if you were me?

I think it's probably, I think it's probably like me and Amy Gladill did a double act for a

number of years. And I think that's probably the thing that it's certainly like, that we,

known for feel, known for feels a real stretch. stretch but we did we did some stuff and that was where some other stuff's come out so we did like four shows at the finish yeah yeah so whether you know about it but we did do a lot of it I think that's you did do a lot of it and it was very good is that definitely is that definitely finished? Or you might be returned to the two of you together? I think our Edinburgh Fringe days are behind us. I think they got like the intensity for the reward. She's a busy, I said to someone, I mean, we're still, we talk all time, we've worked on bits and pieces of that, but in terms of Edinburgh fringe i said to someone i think the only way that i get her back to do an Edinburgh fringe

show is if she's like something mad about her comes out and she loses all of her work

yeah we we still work on we basically we work on a radio show that's still in progress,

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