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"Daddy's legacy must be preserved"So do we trust Hazel? Or is she up to no good and just after Peggy's money
I am in a FB Archers group
and someone there said legally Tom and Natasha are in a strong position, to get more time before they have to leave. I can't remember the exact details but they definitely need to get the elusive Usha on side.Hazel
Absolutely wicked
It's been the Hazel show this week, quite funny though when Grundy asked her if she wanted to slaughter & pluck her own turkey
Absolutely wicked
It's been the Hazel show this week, quite funny though when Grundy asked her if she wanted to slaughter & pluck her own turkey
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Maybe just me but I thought the programme was poor this week, pretty boring.
Surely there is something big brewing as we approach Jesus' Birthday?
Surely there is something big brewing as we approach Jesus' Birthday?
I've been dipping in and out of the daily programmes for a while and still haven't really caught up with Sunday omnibus', so have missed quite a lot. Yet, I haven't been interested enough to properly catch up as what I have heard has bored me. So, Tom and Thingy are having a baby; Mia is trying to set up Will and Stella; Lynda wants Harrison to wear a loin cloth 
Thanks for the updates here that I may have missed. Hopefully I'm allowed to comment without actually listening to every single programme beforehand...
Thanks for the updates here that I may have missed. Hopefully I'm allowed to comment without actually listening to every single programme beforehand...
I just dip in too. Tom and Natasha are having a baby, and moving back in with Pat and Tony as evil Hazel has turfed them out of their flat.
Apparently Usha (who???) has been in it recently, but I haven't listened to that yet.
Nothing has been terribly interesting recently really. I see the Mystery Plays will be on the radio over Christmas. I did like The Canterbury Tales when they had it as a separate programme.
Apparently Usha (who???
) has been in it recently, but I haven't listened to that yet. Nothing has been terribly interesting recently really. I see the Mystery Plays will be on the radio over Christmas. I did like The Canterbury Tales when they had it as a separate programme.
I remember Usha being a lawyer (?) and is married to Alan the Vicar. As a fairly new convert to The Archers, there are many characters I am not aware of, including Hazel. At least I can show my ignorance here without being ignored or even ridiculed for not knowing the whole family tree.
In the recent years I have been a listener, I remember some sort of play over the Christmas period. Last year, were the Canterbury Tales recited/performed individually because of Covid?
In the recent years I have been a listener, I remember some sort of play over the Christmas period. Last year, were the Canterbury Tales recited/performed individually because of Covid?
Is no one else sick to the back teeth of the bloody mystery plays?
Like people would give up a lazy sobbing around eating chocolate in your pyjamas Boxing Day to take part in it!
Long past time someone told Lynda Snell MBE to do one.
Like people would give up a lazy sobbing around eating chocolate in your pyjamas Boxing Day to take part in it!
Long past time someone told Lynda Snell MBE to do one.
I heard earlier today on R4 that there will be 2 (?) separate 'specials' of the Mysteries over festive period
Yes, these Christmas plays have become very boring and as you rightly said, especially on Boxing Day. Possibly they would have more credence if performed the week leading up to Christmas.
@Jelly Bean and @Sea I totally missed your point before about Usha turning up when she is hardly ever featured
For those interested in The Ambridge Mystery Plays:
www.bbc.co.uk
And
www.bbc.co.uk
BBC Radio 4 - The Ambridge Mystery Plays, Episode 1
1/2 The Nativity. The Archers present a magical new version of the Mediaeval dramas.
And
BBC Radio 4 - The Ambridge Mystery Plays, Episode 2
2/2 The Passion. The Archers present a magical new version of the Mediaeval dramas.
Fell asleep during the omnibus edition today
Can’t say I blame you, I was hoping covid would put a stop to any play/pantomime/production whatever they want to call it.
I’m fed up to the back teeth of this mystery plays
It really was dire.Can’t say I blame you, I was hoping covid would put a stop to any play/pantomime/production whatever they want to call it.
I’m fed up to the back teeth of this mystery plays
They need to come up with a decent storyline soon, people must be switching off in droves.
So mild mannered Ruari has turned. I'm torn. I feel a bit sorry for Alice but she was foul to him.
Ruairi definitely went too far.
Is he forgetting about Martha?
Because she’s a small child that needs her mother around, the damage done to her in the long term if Alice just upped and went would be quite immense.
Also Jennifer has surely had enough of daughters abandoning their children with Kate and her selfish antics I don’t think she could bear to see Alice go down that path too.