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Rikki Fulton - Prince of Pochlers in Scotch & Wry 4
Starring Rikki Fulton. Supercop, McGlinchey and of course, the Reverend I M Jolly are all back along with a host of hilarious take-offs including Robin Hood and Gone with the Wind.
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Starring Rikki Fulton. Supercop, McGlinchey and of course, the Reverend I M Jolly are all back along with a host of hilarious take-offs including Robin Hood and Gone with the Wind.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:James Barclay, Iain Campbell, Rikki Fulton, Alan Hay, Brendan McGeever, Clayton Moore, Gordon Monro, Laurie Rowley
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:BBC
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