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Hello and welcome to the final episode in series three of the curious cases

of rather than frown.

I have been incredibly unprofessional and not checked out what the title of this programme

is for this. Oh, it's a good one. Oh, here we go.

Oh, no hang on, we've got an awe. I think this means we can choose, I don't know.

Okay. The option one, infantile amnesia.

The curious case of infantile amnesia.

Or the curious case of the forgetful child, definitely the latter.

It's definitely the number two. I mean, that sounds like an act of the Christy.

The fact that Michelle would even bother putting that first one on is insulting.

Michelle's our producer. She's brilliant. Normally.

Normally, this is, this is an uncharacteristic slip of hers, I see.

Michelle, in this case, you've let us down, you've let you've let Dr. Fry down.

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