Matt Rodriguez-Payne
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4,711 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 16 Aug
Matt Rodriguez-Payne’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The village fate is getting underway, which means endless committee meetings and bickering.
It's being held in the wrong place.
Carol doesn't want to charge an entry fee.
And in the middle of the meeting, Alan suddenly announced that he would offer a service for Carol's deceased son to repair their relationship without having been told officially by her that there was anything to repair.
Carol then had a little think and went to see Alan and told him that Richard had been disapproving of some of her choices.
Specifically, I suspect, her decision to bump off her husband.
This charging an entry fee thing, I think this may be a bit of an error.
Bearing in mind the stallholders won't have to pay, presumably, and they will be the villagers, and everyone else, if indeed there is anyone else, will refuse to, we'll just have the stallholders visiting each other's stalls and inspecting what they've seen thousands of times already, and then they'll all go home.
I'm not sure they've thought this through.
Tracy had a terrible time at her own birthday dinner, although enjoying a 30% discount, which everyone seemed astonished by, while riddled with guilt at having abandoned her father to the tender mercies of the lovely Clive.
She is now leaving him to the somewhat manic hygiene fest of Susan's house.
To be honest, he'll probably prefer Clive's crack den to being sprayed with Zaflora every 20 minutes.
We had a series of terrible advice given by unlikely candidates.
Carol urged Bert to stay close to Clive, and Linda appeared to tell Fallon blithely that she might want to consider a divorce.
She delivered this quite casually over a gin and tonic in the pub before sashaying off to discuss fate business, leaving Fallon staring bleakly into the middle distance.
which is better than where we found her in Leeds, staring down the barrel of the fact that harassment had picked the job over her.
She picked at the scab repeatedly until it fell off into her soup, basically, so now the marriage is kaput.
He offered to sleep on the floor and she said no, so everything is all very conscious, uncoupling and hunky-dory at the moment, but that's before he realises she's taken his strimmer battery.
The end.
Was it the charger or the battery?
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