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When did we last discuss Homes Under The Hammer? Have we ever discussed Homes Under The Hammer? When I had Covid, early in its popularity, spring 2020, and spent a few days hovering close to death†, drifting in and out of consciousness on the sofa, all I could do was watch Martin, Dion and Martel. They were my Florence Nightingales. Since then, the show has been polluted with new, ancillary, hosts and I do not approve.
I look forward to reading comments from readers who watched the episode of H.U.T.H linked above when it aired, or just today.
† YMMV
“The Waterman” has never appeared in a comic but is mentioned in Steeple issue 4 (“Witchfest”, seen below). PLUS: Bonus points to anyone who can identify the origin of Phil Oakey’s outfit on this page.
‘Duck’ Dixon and Cobblers will be starring in “Dick Whittington” at the Bradford Alhambra this Christmas. Book your tickets early, don’t miss out.
Do you think D-Slide can turn it around? Also, did you expect Lottie to turn into a doghouse? This story is blowing your mind different ways, every day.
ALWAYS READ THE LEGAL PACK! You know you’ve been warned. And finally, Claire gets to really, really scream.
Lottie is confident. Confident enough to wear an orange plaid suit. The world will be queuing up to provide needles for this balloon, but let her have her moment in the sun.
The outcome was never in doubt. Lottie has triumphed, her skills are undimmed. She’s allowed a little float.
Darkness gathers… any resemblance between The Waterman and pop impressario Pete Waterman is, of course, purely coincidental. But I did read Pete Waterman’s autobiography a few years ago, and never have I encountered so many fantastic boasts.