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Double Science (BBC Radio 4 Comedy)

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Double Science (BBC Radio 4 Comedy)

By: Ben Willbond, Justin Edwards
Narrated by: Ben Willbond, Full Cast, Justin Edwards, Rebecca Front
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Here are all six episodes of the BBC Radio 4 sitcom written by and starring Ben Willbond and Justin Edwards about two incompetent science teachers who work at a college that specialises in drama, and whose world is turned upside down by the arrival of a new boss. Forresters Sixth Form College has a highly successful drama department run by the odious Danny Woods. For years, the science department was a forgotten and neglected area where Colin and Kenneth could brew their own ales in peace and quiet. Kenneth even devised a self-assessment system where one class taught itself. Then Dr Oates, the head of department died from a massive coronary - probably induced by a butter chicken-laden diet. Alison Hatton, his replacement, is keen and wants to bring in new students. Nothing will be the same again. Stars Ben Willbond as Colin, Justin Edwards as Kenneth, Raza Jaffery as Danny and Rebecca Front as Alison. Funny Entertainment & Performing Arts Radio
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I found this audiobook, vastly entertaining— it was just the right amount of silly, snark, and absurd. Everything I have come to expect from a Ben Willbond production. Listening to it really made my day.

Double Science

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Great show. I love Ben Willbond's nerdy voice in this show!! It would be lovely to see it being made into a TV sitcom......

Love it

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Don't waste your money on this unless you're British. It usually takes a Brit to appreciate British humor no matter how hard you try. Personally, I found it excruciatingly childish and shallow. "Are there really people this ridiculous," we ask ourselves on this side of the pond, or is it just a "style" to entertain? I honestly don't know or care.

Beyond Boring and Silly

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