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Chewin' the Fat: Hogmanay Special 2002
See how the Smokers plan for the Bells while wannabe star Ronald Villiers finally lands a walk-on part, causing mayhem down Shieldinch as a postman in River City. This Chewin' the Fat Hogmanay special is jam packed with all your favourites.
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See how the Smokers plan for the Bells while wannabe star Ronald Villiers finally lands a walk-on part, causing mayhem down Shieldinch as a postman in River City. This Chewin' the Fat Hogmanay special is jam packed with all your favourites.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:The Comedy Unit
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