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Love Language with Alison Bell and Annie Maynard
Season 3, Ep. 37
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If you’ve watched any ABC comedy in the last few years, it’s highly likely that you’ve seen this week's guests.
Annie Maynard played Bess on Upper Middle Bogan and Alison Bell was Audrey on The Letdown.
And if you watched Summer Love on the ABC on Wednesday night, you would’ve seen them finally getting to work together playing sisters!
Catch their episode of Summer Love here:
https://iview.abc.net.au/video/CO2105V007S00
And watch the old Sunrice commercial here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxZ0WDVaM94
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