sounds interesting...once i have finished ‘hate thy neighbour’ (i possibly seen a few from here on that) on vice i will give it a go.

cheers for the heads up.

‘Football isn’t instant coffee. You have to work at it. You must grow the bean, grind it.’ Ian Holloway

Not much comedy value in it. Although the portrayal of Russian officials is pretty funny. Perhaps more humourous than 'Threads' (nuclear disaster series) and certainly funnier than anything James Corden has done.

Red and Blue Army!

Feel like I’m exposed to radiation just by watching the programme.

There are no clouds where i'm from!
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At the time of the accident, the USA and USSR had a Treaty about no nuclear bomb testing.
I saw a weather forecast the evening before Russia admitted what had happened.
I think it was Michael Fish who stated there was a radioactive cloud heading towards the UK, and that it seemed the Russians had broken the Treaty.

Hours later, Russia broke its silence.
Those poor Russian firemen.

And Welsh sheep farming was crippled (or as the Welsh would say, "proper fooked" )

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I disengage, I turn the page.

The children of Chernobyl and their children are still suffering, with the effect of the radiation being passed on. One charity is still out there helping - it's amazing what 4 weeks of care can do. Apparently quite a few come to the West country every year.

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A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

cameo appearances from a ton of famous actors .

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford