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Old Harry's Game, Series 7
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LENGTH2 hrs and 49 mins
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RELEASE DATE05-04-09
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Publisher's Summary
Jean Paul Sartre said, 'Hell is other people'. But, as Satan will tell you, Hell is actually a fiery, unendingly cruel domain where Oliver Reed can never quite catch the barman's eye and Yves St Laurent is forced to wear a donkey jacket. But Hell is about to become more hellish for Satan himself (Andy Hamilton).
Not only is the historian Edith Barrington (Annette Crosbie) taking for ever to write his biography, An Angel Misunderstood, but everything is thrown into confusion when a dog turns up. Animals aren't meant to end up in Hell because they're not evil - well, except for dolphins of course. So why is it here?
After much licking, begging and slobbering - mainly from Scumspawn - Satan decides to keep the dog and ask God (Timothy West) what is going on. But God has decided to go on a gap year to find himself. And Hell receives another, even more inexplicable guest...
All six episodes from the seventh series of BBC Radio 4's Sony Award-winning comedy set in Hell.
©2009 BBC Audiobooks Ltd; (P)2009 BBC Audiobooks Ltd
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What Members Say
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"Good Clean Fun"
Is there anything you would change about this book?Yes, depends on your humour but this is good old clean funny. I highly recommend getting a few seasons and if you like the first few episodes .. This season is not as good as the rest, still good but nowhere near as good as the others. There is a feeling of more repetition .
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