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Welcome to Ambridge on the couch. An in-depth look at the archers with me Harriet Carmichael, Lucy Freeman.

Sorry, I can't be distracted by my...

And now you're...

Oh yes, you're...

Yes, you're...

See, I've thrown you off because I've actually done what I was supposed to do.

But I also got distracted because I forgot to look at my levels. I've got a side eye on my levels. No, you're fine. I can't really, okay, fine. You keep an eye on the levels while I do this, a really important bit. Me, Harriet Carl Michael, Lucy Freeman, Jeff Thomas, Matt Rodriguez-Pain and James Everett. Now, before we make a start on your emails,

let's have a recap of what happened this week in Ambridge.

We began the week with Chris and Alice getting a bit emotion about Alice being off the hook,

and they both said how much they were looking forward to telling Susan and Neil.

They weren't looking forward to it half as much as the rest of us.

Alice once again pursued harassment round the village,

trying to tell him news that was going to make him absolutely froth with rage.

He must look at her and just see a big flapping wings of an albatross.

Once again, she felt the need to tell him in person,

rather than just asking Fallon to break it to him gently. But it didn't matter anyway. As with his customary respect for professional boundaries, harassment had been earwigging at work and found out the real culprit. Of course his first act was to attempt to throttle George, but sadly he let go just in time. Harassment seemed bewildered that Georgeie hadn't explained why he'd done it, but it didn't

seem to occur to him that it was because harassment had his fingers around his windpipe.

William thought that bacon and a few tamas would take Georgie's mind off his troubles.

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