Hi Ratfans, thanks to down during the podcast. Thanks to everyone who came to the

Droit Witch and St. Albans gigs, which were fantastic. Look, the big news is coming up,

we're at the Edinburgh Fringe doing Rahalasdapur from the 5th of August to the 16th of August.

There's two shows on the 8th and 9th. They're all at Stand 3 except for those later shows at

530, which are at W Edinburgh, which is another stand venue.

The regular shows at 2 o'clock. Tickets are available. Go to Richshane.com slash Rahalustapa.

And book now, especially if you want to come to the weekends where tickets are selling fast.

I am going to start booking guests this week and you'll be able to see the confirmed

guests on that website as well. So book ahead. It's lots of fun. We had loads of fun last year

and we should be creating enough podcast to see us through to the end of the year. After that,

what's going to happen? Not sure, my fan friends. I'm not too sure.

Anyway, sit back, relax. Enjoy another episode of whatever flicking podcast you're listening to.

On SBC2 now, Jim will fix, Jim will fix it, in which Jimmy Saville is brought back to life and promises

to be good this time. And the BBC paid for him to travel back in time to try and fix the mess the

corporation created, when it put a very creepy man who some would say looked like an obvious

pedo and necophile in charge of a show that grants children's wishes. Unfortunately, trusting

an unrepentant zombie time-travelling

Jimmy Saville to do this is another huge error of judgment from the BBC, which puts the

license fee in question, as all he does is team up with his younger self to cause even more

problems for the corporation. And then the BBC decided to send back Gary Glitter. Oh, BBC, when will you learn?

When will you learn?

Anyway, on SPC1 now, it's Richard Alice Craven, Newsround, who cares?

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