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Robin and Wendy's Wet Weekends - Series 1
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Robin and Wendy's Wet Weekends is a BBC Radio 4 comedy series written by and starring Kay Stonham and Simon Greenall. It revolves around the mundane lives of Robin and Wendy Mayfield who live on an anonymous estate in Stevenage. Robin tends to be self-centred, demanding and controlling in his relationships. Wendy, however, always seems to see the positive side of any situation, and, while often frustrated, copes with Robin admirably. Both Robin and Wendy have relatively meaningless bureaucratic jobs.
To their shared disappointment, they find themselves unable to have children. Consequently, their considerable energies are channeled into building and maintaining Mayfield, the model village in their garage.
Their next-door neighbours Derek and Maureen also have no children, although Derek has children from a previous marriage. Derek is usually undergoing treatment with one of more drugs to address his psychological problems, which often trigger erratic behavior when he takes too much or too little. Maureen tends to be involved in the latest get-rich-quick scheme, although none of them turn out to be too successful. To make matters worse, she dumped her previous husband for Derek, and openly regrets having done so.
Each episode focuses on one particular event or activity and details the usually absurd outcome brought about by the group. The humour is gentle, yet the storylines encourage sympathy for the characters.
Episode list
1 1 The Heinrich Manoeuvre 28 December 2001
2 A Fete Worse Than Death 4 January 2002
3 A Cavalier Attitude 11 January 2002
4 Police, Camera, Amphibian 18 January 2002
Type : mpeg 2 layer III (mp3pro)
Bitrate : 64
Mode : joint stereo
Frequency : 22050 Hz
Length : 02:19:58
Encoder : Thomson mp3PRO Encoder
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Robin and Wendy's Wet Weekends - Series 1
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Robin and Wendy's Wet Weekends is a BBC Radio 4 comedy series written by and starring Kay Stonham and Simon Greenall. It revolves around the mundane lives of Robin and Wendy Mayfield who live on an anonymous estate in Stevenage. Robin tends to be self-centred, demanding and controlling in his relationships. Wendy, however, always seems to see the positive side of any situation, and, while often frustrated, copes with Robin admirably. Both Robin and Wendy have relatively meaningless bureaucratic jobs.
To their shared disappointment, they find themselves unable to have children. Consequently, their considerable energies are channeled into building and maintaining Mayfield, the model village in their garage.
Their next-door neighbours Derek and Maureen also have no children, although Derek has children from a previous marriage. Derek is usually undergoing treatment with one of more drugs to address his psychological problems, which often trigger erratic behavior when he takes too much or too little. Maureen tends to be involved in the latest get-rich-quick scheme, although none of them turn out to be too successful. To make matters worse, she dumped her previous husband for Derek, and openly regrets having done so.
Each episode focuses on one particular event or activity and details the usually absurd outcome brought about by the group. The humour is gentle, yet the storylines encourage sympathy for the characters.
Episode list
1 1 The Heinrich Manoeuvre 28 December 2001
2 A Fete Worse Than Death 4 January 2002
3 A Cavalier Attitude 11 January 2002
4 Police, Camera, Amphibian 18 January 2002
Type : mpeg 2 layer III (mp3pro)
Bitrate : 64
Mode : joint stereo
Frequency : 22050 Hz
Length : 02:19:58
Encoder : Thomson mp3PRO Encoder
Not my rip, thanks to CMOTDibbler