Me and the farmer. . . via the Archers

These are the times that try men’s souls. Young Pip turned up trumps (“Pass me the wrench!”), the vicar was a tower of strength (“We have plenty of candles!”), Adam and Charlie had a tender moment down a drain (“Reach my hand! I’m not going to leave you!”) and Roy, seizing time by the forelock, coaxed the lady of the manor into taking her clothes off again (“Elizabeth, you are soaking!”).

Sury the best paragraph to describe the Archers

Personally l feel this was a low point in the dramam series

One l have been although not faithfully

Been listening to since l was a 'tailor'in Hull back in 1974

It was disturbing because it was so unreal

Also helped get rid of a lot of story lines 

That where not worth investment 

A TV programme

A song

A radio  or even a podcast

Need to let me know 

They are worth my investment 

In time

Energy following through

Investment in listening

I  was sadly glad when this week ended

It just dragged and at every turn l expected a death

Yet of course it was the silent ones who died

Still another gay story line about father snogging another farmer

Both males of course

It very predictable 

Still l be tuned n all this week