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Jethro: The Beast of Bodmin Moor
He's funny, he's a little bit naughty, and he only comes out at night! Stand by for a side splitting evening with Jethro - The Beast of Bodmin Moor! Hold onto your sides as the pride of Cornwall keeps everyone laughing with his hilarious tales, from talking pandas to Denzil Penberthy's confusion at the bingo! You'll laugh yourself silly at Jethro's brilliant stand up comedy show filmed live - as well as plenty of fun with a collection of Jethro's madcap sketches.
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He's funny, he's a little bit naughty, and he only comes out at night! Stand by for a side splitting evening with Jethro - The Beast of Bodmin Moor! Hold onto your sides as the pride of Cornwall keeps everyone laughing with his hilarious tales, from talking pandas to Denzil Penberthy's confusion at the bingo! You'll laugh yourself silly at Jethro's brilliant stand up comedy show filmed live - as well as plenty of fun with a collection of Jethro's madcap sketches.
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Runtime:58 minutes
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