Hello,

and welcome to the final episode of Underwood and Flinch, Blood and Smoke.

As Underwood's voyage nears its end,

we heard last time in one of those little interruptions from 1940, how Underwood and Arthur, who were planning to go to war,

were speaking with Lady Underwood, who's just got a gig, to use the modern phrase, down in the Aldwich Underground Station,

which at the time was being used as a public air raid shelter.

We begin this episode with David, playing the last MP3 from 1940 and Underwood and Arthur, returning

from her ladyship's subterranean showbiz debut. Underwood and flinch, and smoke, written and before.

Underwood and flinch, blood and smoke, written and smoke.

written and performed for podcast by Mike Bennett.

Episode 8.

This novel is intended for an adult audience.

The recording began with Underwood speaking. He was in the middle of a sentence.

It doesn't do her justice, but still, she has an extraordinary voice, don't you think?

She does indeed, be lord, the audience loved her.

David surmised that they must have just returned from the underground station after Lady Underwood's debut performance.

How many nights had passed since the previous recording, he couldn't say, but he found

he felt pleased that things had gone well for her.

Underwood continued.

Yes, didn't they?

Just as they always have done.

You should have seen her back in Berlin in the Weymah years, Flinch.

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