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finest friends. And now on SPC 2, it's Animal Magic, as Johnny Morris turns a talking

gorilla into a delicious pie. How does he do it? No one knows. On SPC 1 now, it's Richard Alley in

Craven Newsround. Okay,

And so on the Hello, my finest friends. Welcome to Rich and Alley's Craven Newsround. It's March the 2nd,

2026. So you've got that straight to her. Yeah, it's almost like I looked it up before. And sorry about,

if you're watching the video, there's some weird ghostly bits above us. That is the sunshine coming in through my slats. Oh, is the sunshine coming in through your stats? That's the new catchphrase. Is the sunshine coming in through your slats? It's not a good catchphrase that I'll be doing it on the

favourite on the road. I don't think so. Just get it out the way early, Rich.

That's what I say.

Just get it out the way early. You persisting with it. I don't think it's catching on. I can't remember. You have to read that also as well. Anyway, yes, it's me. Alex Sloper from the 1800s. 1890, isn't it? I'm cheeky knee. I'm winking at it

I want you to sit on it

father I'm chicky-nee, I'm winking at it, I want you to sit on it, father, I'm flea-hugging, and so on, no-one likes the same phrase. And we, I think, like, if you just always do the same phrases that no one likes it, I don't care, if you just do them right at the start and not pepper them through. Then I think they lose some of their matter.

I mean, the thing is it's sort of got to be a bit unexpected. It's not just, we have to say this stuff, so let's get it all out at the beginning. That's what she said. Get it out early doors. Just get it out the early. I mean, you still got your own one. Just get it out very early. That's what I say about the same phrases. You've got

to surprise people with them. Did somebody say supplies? No, I said surprise. That isn't a doble

entendre. Um, so that was a surprise. The cocky carrot coming in there, was it? Yeah. You just have to

understand how catchphrases work and that's what

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