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It is the second part of the rhubarb Odyssey. We're looking at the classic 1970s five-minute

animation rhubarb and specifically the first episode of it. A little bit more background

before we get into the actual episode itself as a few little things we can look at.

These were like five minute long episodes and they used to be on just before the 545 BBC

evening news. I don't know if you remember that and there was other classic series that were

of the same length were the magic roundabout and the wambles and to a lesser extent. Do you

remember the perishes? Yeah, I'd forgotten about them. They're on shaggy dog.

They all talk like that. Yeah, come on, come on, we don't fucking bear it for.

That was it. They're like, it's not he noses. The perishes used to be the carton strip in the

dearly mirror. I used to read when I was a kid. They converted it into a TV show and Leonard

Rossett did the narration on it. Maybe we should be diving the freaking perishes.

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