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EP1 - Episode 1
December. 01,2022
When Phil Wang has an issue with the gig being filmed, Ellen has to find a solution. George and Freddie, the resident techie, jump at the opportunity to get creatively involved.
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EP3 - Episode 3
December. 15,2022
It's at least 25 years since George has had the electrics checked so it does look like a catastrophic accident waiting to happen. While George and Ellen muddle through, keeping lights switched off and asking the audience not to use the hand dryers, the rest of the gang must also get creative.
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Comedy variety series, showcasing cinematic sketches and live performances from Hackney's Moth Club.
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