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Yeah, I know. This episode of Dumdydar is sponsored by Licker you like on the Felthsham Road.

The chaps called Hamred and is so lovely, doesn't mind if you come in twice a day. Don't tell anyone thank you very much.

Hello, this is Tim Bentink. You might recognize me as David Archer or you might just think I am David Archer. Well, I'm not. I'm Tim. I, like you, listen to Dum-Dee Dum as much as I possibly can. And I'm here to tell you that on Monday, March the

16th between the hours of 8 and 9 and probably going on a bit longer there will be a live

episode so you've got to tune in or podcast or download or whatever it is you do

because I shall be just finished recording an episode of the arches up in Birmingham and I shall be driving home.

So I'm going to be legally because I've got a hands-free kit on the motorway driving down and

ready to answer all your questions whether whether or not is about whether I actually saw my father, heard my father, or whether my father just inhabited my head, or whether I drowned Eddie Grundy quietly on the side,

whether Frida was my fault because of course David manages to knock off most people in

Ambridge. It wasn't.

All those sorts of questions will be answered by me on the motorway live.

Remember Monday, March the 16th between 8 and 9 o'clock.

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Brilliant. Brilliant.

So much better than Joanna's trail. I'm Oh, I'm going to be here. Oh, yeah. This is dumbly dumb the show about the reality darky drama that is centered on

average in the heart of the Midlands. I am the flood rescue

service that is Roy I Field Brown and with me I have the drooping bollock that

is Ballcockoping bollock that is.

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