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Welcome to Ambridge on the couch and in-depth look at the archers with me.

Except it's a shame that people miss out on the start where we do our real in-depth bits

that we can't put in the show.

But you'll never know what we said about this week of the archers.

And in-depth look at the arches with me.

Jeff Thomas. Well, we're not that diplomatic, are we? Let's face it, for the rest of the time. So, you know, you're not missing much, really. This is just the stuff that we just, we'd be, nobody would ever speak to us ever again. No, exactly. Exactly. But I think we're all on the same page. Yes. Yes. Yes, yes, yes.

Me, Lucy Freeman, Harriet Carmichael, Jeff Tomp. But I think we're all on the same page. Yes. Yes.

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Me.

Lucy Freeman. Harriet Carmichael. Jeff Thomas, James Everett and Matt Rodriguez-Pain. Now, before we make us start... I wish you'd stop switching identity in the intro. It's very, very difficult. It keeps people on their toes. They'll never know who I am. No. I see. It's a plot.

Because I can say what I want.

Yeah.

And they'll never know who said it.

Right. never know who I am. No. I see. It's a plot. Because I can say what I want. Yeah.

And they'll never know who said it. They might think that Matt said it was Lucy that said

that they hated blah, blah, blah. Yeah. Okay. Thank you. 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 the Grundy's.

The Grundy scriptwriter formula seems to be, if we need to cheer George up, make something happen to trousers.

Just before George began his sentence, Eddie got his best trousers filthy doing they turkeys.

George is back and this time Georgie split his trousers doing they turkeys. Poetic circularity there.

Eddie seemed to view whether or not someone was good with turkeys as indicative of the success of their rehabilitation post-prison and said comfortably, it'll be fine, Clarie Love, so he won't be.

Not least because his period in prison and his relationship with Amber appears to have turned George into a cheerful, dribbling toddler, which is a nice change, admittedly.

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