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Welcome to Ambridge on the couch. Because it is a good, it is a good theme tune.

And in-depth look at the arches with me, Harriet Carmichael, Jeff Thomas, Lucy Freeman,

Matt Rodriguez-Pain and James Everett. Now, before we make a start on your emails,

let's have a recap of what happened this week in Ambridge.

We opened the week with Harisman and Fallon, who appeared to be struggling with the concept of a holiday.

Surely they've had one before.

They seemed to be discussing it with a sort of wonderment one would normally contemplate Mars.

Harassment went to the pub for a cricket meeting and Lawrence

turned up to bore everyone. He was the head of cricket at some village called Rigotony on the

Vale or something, which has a rubbish cottage by a river. They were trying to get a feature into a magazine

called Stick It and Womp and I had to listen to one bit three times because my concentration

kept wandering so badly.

Harismant, lucky man, escaped on the grounds that Fallon was in bed,

and after the mood she's been in for the last couple of months,

he didn't want to miss the chance of a leg over,

and Tom made his excuses by managing to get in the fact that his wife was called Natasha,

and he had twins.

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