[[Category:Broadcasting occupations]]

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...surreal flights of fancy and fantasy, such as claiming to have had unusual occupations or to have experienced significant historical events. He also often wins po Following Parsons' death, the BBC started broadcasting new episodes in 2021 with guest hosts including [[Gyles Brandreth]], [[Paul

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