Episode 1: Mr. Eel

It's been so hot today, why don't you come down t…

An episode of the Half a Pound of Treacle podcast, hosted by Half a Pound of Treacle, titled "Episode 1: Mr. Eel" was published on February 26, 2016 and runs 16 minutes.

February 26, 2016 ·16m · Half a Pound of Treacle

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It's been so hot today, why don't you come down to the lake tonight and we can relax in the cool and the dark? You can meet the perceptive Mr. Eel, learn about the noble and ancient art of mime, and maybe even discover a deeper level of being through historical materialism. What have you got to lose? Written and performed by Timothy Berry.

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It's been so hot today, why don't you come down to the lake tonight and we can relax in the cool and the dark? You can meet the perceptive Mr. Eel, learn about the noble and ancient art of mime, and maybe even discover a deeper level of being through historical materialism. What have you got to lose? Written and performed by Timothy Berry.

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