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What's up, what's up, what's up, what's up, what's up, what's up, what's up, what's up,

can I say first of all, my daughter would like everyone to know that she's never actually

spoken like that properly. She's never doing it intentionally. So I want to begin with

this, what's up, you've got me doing it now, I don't like it. For years and years, there

was a long running joke on this program, which was to do with something we used to refer

to as the Harvey Kitell story. And this was something that had come about in a complicated

way.

I'm about to okay. Actually, there are different versions of this, but what then became known

widely as the Harvey Kitell story, which was completely apocryphal, a totally apocryphal

story about Harvey Kitell. And this became a long running joke about, you know, if you

stop marking the street and he'll ask him what Harvey Kitell story is, and he'll tell

you, I would tell you, there isn't one. It's not, it's nonsense. It's, you know, it

doesn't exist, but let's just keep the thing going anywhere. It is going somewhere.

So we did an interview with Toby Jones, which is coming up in the show. And after

the next week, yes, that's fine. Coming up in the show next week next week. And not

on this show, not on this. That's fine. Afterwards, Toby told us a story, which if you were

ever involved in that whole, you know, hey, what's the Harvey Kitell story thing? Well,

I can say that has now been officially eclipsed by the Oliver Reed story. We're not going

to tell you the Oliver Reed story either. And it's almost certainly completely untrue

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