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catch-up information at the start of every episode. Maybe you try to skip it, but every time

you do, your finger on that delicate little progress bar ends up dropping you halfway through the episode.

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Anyway, enough of this on with the show. Underwood and flinch, a novel written and performed the podcast by Mike Bennett.

Episode 16.

This novel is intended for an adult audience, and, as I'm sure many of you will be happy to hear, this episode contains scenes of violence and horror.

Hello listeners and welcome once again to Underwood and Flinch.

Previously, David Flinch, having determined to resurrect Lord Underwood from his 50-year slumber using the blood of donors

enlisted Lydia's lover, Beltran, and the Flinch family housekeeper, Anna, to do the bleeding.

And this week's episode picks up the story just a short while after we left off last time

Our scene is the candle lit basement crypt at Casa Underwood's coffin lies handle it

Underwood's coffin lies open on its stone plinth with Anna and Beltran on its stone plinth with Anna and Beltran on either side

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