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Harry Batt
DI Harry Batt is called upon to stop a spate of illegal sofa bouncing, and cope with sweeping changes to the police force.
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DI Harry Batt is called upon to stop a spate of illegal sofa bouncing, and cope with sweeping changes to the police force.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Dave Chapman, Ian Kirkby, Steve Ryde, Julian Kemp
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:BBC, CBBC
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