Channel Four have committed to covering the event live without any ten second delay as long as Mr. Biggins and I give assurances that the whole evening will run like clockwork.
Mr. Biggins told them the meat raffle might overrun a bit but he will try to cancel it while I categorically denied there would be any repeat of the problems with the autocue after last year when it got permanently stuck following the words “Good evening and welcome to”.
I reminded them that if it wasn’t for young Mr. Wallace miming the names of all the nominees to Mr. Ross in a most excellent fashion the evening would have been a great deal more chaotic than it actually was.
But they were having none of it and I eventually convinced them by promising to have Mrs. Wickham as backup in case Mr. Wallace got delayed on Yalding bridge.
So…everything’s looking good.
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