6.30 Slot, about four years ago. Two women. One did a character of a 
young man with a timid, wavering, hardly broken voice called Kevin (I think)

Anyone remember?

Hugh Oxford says...
> 
> 6.30 Slot, about four years ago. Two women. One did a character of a 
> young man with a timid, wavering, hardly broken voice called Kevin (I think)
> 
> Anyone remember?

Sounds like The Hudson and Pepperdine Show.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/comedy/hudsonpepperdine.shtml

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Peter Ward wrote:
> Hugh Oxford says...
>> 6.30 Slot, about four years ago. Two women. One did a character of a 
>> young man with a timid, wavering, hardly broken voice called Kevin (I think)
>>
>> Anyone remember?
> 
> Sounds like The Hudson and Pepperdine Show.
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/comedy/hudsonpepperdine.shtml
> 

That's it. Thanks

This might help to answere your question.

I had a cracker of a shit last night. I woke up feeling as if a
thing with the same dimensions as an artic truck was pressing
down very hard on my rectal sphincters. It felt as though my
arse was about to explode. I managed to get my butt over the
lavy pan just in time. I thought my rectum was going to be torn to
shreds. The shit had the girth and shape of a very very large 
elongated egg plant. The tail came right up to the rim. As it pulled
away from the back of my throat, my eyes were drawn into the back
of my head, and my ears popped! I thought my whole insides were
about to drop into the pan! It took ages to flush away. Mind you I 
slept like a log after it.

Comments welcome.

Peter Ward wrote:
> Hugh Oxford says...
>> 6.30 Slot, about four years ago. Two women. One did a character of a 
>> young man with a timid, wavering, hardly broken voice called Kevin (I think)
>>
>> Anyone remember?
> 
> Sounds like The Hudson and Pepperdine Show.
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/comedy/hudsonpepperdine.shtml
> 

I managed to get a copy of some episodes. Absolutely hilarious. I have 
no idea why this show isn't more famous.

Hugh Oxford  wrote:

> Peter Ward wrote:
> > Sounds like The Hudson and Pepperdine Show.
> 
> I managed to get a copy of some episodes. Absolutely hilarious. I have 
> no idea why this show isn't more famous.

Currently being repeated on Radio 7; you've missed the first two
episodes but episode 3 was on 7th September so still available on
iPlayer, episode 4 goes out on the 14th:

  http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00ffyp0

There was also a one-off afternoon play called "Hudson and Pepperdine
Save the Planet" which was repeated on R4 recently and will probably
show up on R7 some day.

-- 
Ronan Flood

> > > Sounds like The Hudson and Pepperdine Show.
> 
> Currently being repeated on Radio 7;

To clarify: the first series, from 2000, is currently on R7; there were
three further series (2001, 2003, 2005) which I think have yet to appear
on R7.

-- 
Ronan Flood

Ronan Flood wrote:
>>>> Sounds like The Hudson and Pepperdine Show.
>>
>> Currently being repeated on Radio 7;
>
> To clarify: the first series, from 2000, is currently on R7; there
> were three further series (2001, 2003, 2005) which I think have yet
> to appear on R7.

Yeah strangely enough, the four episodes of Season One (2000) has been 
repeated on BBC Radio 7 many times, but as none of the other seasons have 
been, there must be some sort of issue with the repeat rights? As why 
re-broadcast one season and not the others???

-- 
Stevo