Hogfather – Part XXIV
In which the sun comes up and the disc still spins
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20 of 24 episodesHogfather – Part XXIII
In which there is some brief creepy digital distortion; sorry friends!
Hogfather – Part XXII
In which Susan embraces her inner babysitter
Hogfather – Part XXI
In which our gentle reader makes a The Penny Dreadfuls joke without even thinking about it
Hogfather – Part XX
In which we meet the Scissor Man via a quintessentially Pratchett simile
Hogfather – Part XIX
In which the penny drops for Susan, as does Mr Brown for ever
Hogfather – Part XVIII
In which our reader has a nap with a precious little kitty on his lap all afternoon so sorry this episode's slightly late
Hogfather – Part XVII
In which our text betrays its age somewhat but then we get some nice description with the Librarian
Hogfather – Part XVI
In which Death demands FULL COMMUNISM
Hogfather – Part XV
In which a childhood of half listening to The Archers comes in handy, and also King Matt Berry or equivalent
Hogfather – Part XIV
In which all these scratchy Laaahndun accents start audibly taking their toll
Hogfather – Part XIII
In which we get back to normal with some pratting about in the High Energy Magic Building
Hogfather – Part XII
In which our reader valiantly braves the pages he's been bracing himself for this whole time
Hogfather – Part XI
In which "eructation" and "Ngrhf" and "η β π"
Hogfather – Part X
In which a Cure is concocted, and Corporate Nobby Nobbs gets more than he deserves
Hogfather – Part IX
In which our reader records a certain word a few different ways, and then Googles to check the pronunciation to leave in
Hogfather – Part VIII
In which our reader encounters a nested footnote
Hogfather – Part VII
In which, inevitably, Ridcully sings. Also: a Sound Effect
Hogfather – Part VI
In which our reader just about manages to say "and the horse was there" without having a complete emotional breakdown
Hogfather – Part V
In which our reader has ninety-nine problems but defaulting to a gruff London accent in a pinch ain't one