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What's All This Then with Charlotte McDonnell and Libby Watson

Paddington with Amelia Marino

Ep. 65

Say your prayers, scumbag! Is what I'd say if I saw Paddington. It's on sight, buddy. Stupid coat. "Oh I'm so nice and sweet and I ruin everything for everyone." Gimme a break. We're joined by Doughboys producer Amelia Marino to discuss everyone's favorite little sweet bear, and wonder why we're so hateful towards him. Plus, we reluctantly explain Count Binface.

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Theme song by Howell Dawdy. Art by Kendra Wells. Edited by Patrick Gill.

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