Why Is Harriet Crying?

By: Harriet Kemsley & Sunil Patel
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  • Harriet cries regularly and is an absolute emotional mess of a woman. Sunil hasn't shown emotion since he was six and tripped over a dog. They attempt to find equilibrium but usually wind up bickering about whose approach is more stupid. Sunil Patel is a multi award winning stand up. He won Reading New Act of the Year 2011 was a finalist for the BBC New Comedy Award and appears in Channel 5 series Borderline. Harriet Kemsley has probably won more awards than Sunil and has performed stand up on The Radio One Comedy Lounge, The One Show and appears in Jo Brand's new Channel4 Show Damned. She had an off day in the Reading New Act of the Year Final 2011. Produced by Eliot J Fallows.
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Episodes
  • S3 Ep66: Bonus 35 - Toffee Trousers (Final Bonus Episode)

    S3 Ep66: Bonus 35 - Toffee Trousers (Final Bonus Episode)
    May 22 2022
    ORIGINALLY RELEASED 12/01/2022 ON PATREON

    Harriet's moonlighting as a builder. Sunil isn't allowed to go to the toilet.

    Who makes a mess by the end of the episode?
    It's anyone's guess.
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    24 mins
  • S3 Ep65: Bonus 34 - Mistletoe and Whine

    S3 Ep65: Bonus 34 - Mistletoe and Whine
    May 21 2022
    ORIGINALLY RELEASED 22/12/2021 ON PATREON

    Our holiday episode is full of festive things like star jumps, baby talk and dragons...
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    31 mins
  • S3 Ep64: Bonus 33 - Hypnobirth

    S3 Ep64: Bonus 33 - Hypnobirth
    May 20 2022
    ORIGINALLY RELEASED 08/12/2021 ON PATREON

    It's a bonus episode! For you! And only you!

    Sunil's got ANOTHER idea for a new podcast and you're going to hate it.
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    25 mins

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