Hi, Richard Herring here. Thanks for downloading my podcast. Now, you may have heard on the grown-up news that I've not been very well. I'm feeling fine. I'm sort of in the middle of treatment for very minor cancer. It's not curable, but it's completely treatable. So please don't worry about me. In the meantime, if you want to become a badger, this is an excellent time to support us at gofastestripe.com slash badges. If you would like to buy a thank you Moriati t-shirt from Rich and Alley's Craven Newsround, then head to go fasterstripe.com. And you should be able to find them on there. They're only going to be available for a couple of

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Susie McCabe and Flo and Joan. There are some big names to come, I'm sure. I'm aiming very high with this.

And I will be giving some recommends of people you should be going to see at the fringe through

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Hello, welcome to another remote Rahalasthapa this week. I am joined by two men who are probably best known as Mr. Johnson in Outnumbered and Stan in Mr. Mom.

Very excited about that.

It's Harry Shearer and Tom Leopold.

Yeah, you read the wrong credits there, sir.

I like to be known by my most obscure credit.

Good.

I mean, Stan in Mr. Mom, pretty impressive. Well, it's funny

because one day when my, our daughters were little, they were screaming in the other room. I totally,

I've been a writer so long. I forgot I did all these acting jobs. And I thought something

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