An Audience with Al Murray
"All Hail to the Ale!"
In his guise as the pub landlord Al Murray follows the standard format of answering questions from a celebrity studio audience.
"All Hail to the Ale!"
In his guise as the pub landlord Al Murray follows the standard format of answering questions from a celebrity studio audience.
Al Murray
The Pub Landlord
In his guise as the pub landlord Al Murray follows the standard format of answering questions from a celebrity studio audience.
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