The blood splattered Blossom Hill Cottage show

A long week with this Podcast as the events following the murder attempt are dissected in the finest blood soaked detail.In reality not much happened in The Archers this week apart from following the police in action which is not the most humorous activity in the world. By the end of the week the police had detected that Rob had a tracker on Helen's phone (which some had guessed anyway) and not much else and the following had made statements of one description or another that will suit the case for the prosecution: Kirsty, Pat, Ursula, Henry, Susan and no doubt a few others. It will take a very clever barrister to mount any form of defence.In other news Rob got a colostomy bag and Peggy showed sympathy to Ursula who was cleaning up the mess caused by the tuna bake and the apple pie and custard and blood.Unusually there was a dissenting voice who did not agree with Roifield and many contributors who have been quiet in recent weeks have rejoined the callerinerers and emailers. Welcome back.After a week of dour investigation both of our hosts are hoping to look to a more normal week in the village from which we cannot escape and in this regard the operation of the eggs business was reviewed.KosmoOn this week’s episode we have calls from Goddess Deeva who has a sadly not unique take on Rob and HelenBlithe Spirit who’s cross with the scriptwriters, Claire from Scotland via Canada who’s pleased with them, Catherine Kavanagh who thinks it was all in characterClaire from Clapham who is pinning her hopes on Miles TitchnerTitian who’s hearing too many points of viewMiriam who’s also dreaming of RobMaeve who’s been gluing people’s heads togetherJacqueline who has a personal insight into Henry’s caseVicky Cole who cried in the washing upYokelbear who agrees with the RoifrantMoiness who’s worried this is going to drag onAndrew Horn who has five points Isaac Q who’s going to need to brace himselfWitherspoon who brings in the Prozac defenceandJulie from Pickering Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.