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James Grout, Jimmy Mulville, Robert Duncan and Andy Hamilton star in six episodes from the third and fourth series of Old Harry's Game, the comedy series set in Hell. Specifically - Series 3 Episode 1 to 3 and Series 4 Episode 2 to 4. Satan may rule the roost, but he's beset by the poor unfortunates condemned to sit out Eternity with him. Amongst them are the Professor, who is convinced that societies evolve...

Old Harry's Game Series Two written by Andy Hamilton performed by Andy Hamilton, James Grout, Jimmy Mulville and Robert Duncan on Audio CD (Unabridged)

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ISBN: 9781408410417
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Humour
Duration: 180 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: Andy Hamilton
Performer 1: Andy Hamilton
Performer 2: James Grout
Performer 3: Jimmy Mulville
Performer 4: Robert Duncan

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If you're reading this you probably don't need any introduction to Old Harry's Game. You know all about Andy Hamilton's excellent portrayal of the Devil, cynical and twisted with a voice like Anthony Newly. You know about Scumspawn, his most revolting and fawning demon, played by Robert Duncan. You're familiar with the most damned of damned souls, Thomas Crimp, and the Professor, who would be in heaven...

if only he believed in him with a capital H.

You know this is a wickedly funny comedy, which follows Satan as he tries to win philosophical arguments with the Prof, whilst inventing cruel and unusual torments for those unlucky enough to find themselves in his realm.

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