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It's Only Wednesday (Series One, Episode Nine)
Television (Full Length Episode) – 1988
The first guest on this episode of the Neil Roberts hosted chat show is none other than Sir Robert Muldoon, who recounts a quiet lunch with the Queen, his confidence Winston Peters will be NZ’s first Māori Prime Minister, and his decision to perform in The Rocky Horror Show. When joined by UK actor James Faulkner (The Shadow Trader), Muldoon discusses the policies of “close personal friend” Margaret Thatcher before another Queen gets a nod, as When the Cat’s Away celebrate 'Melting Pot' hitting number one by singing the a cappella opening of 'Bohemian Rhapsody'.
Remember, we're living in the greatest little country in the world, and it's only Wednesday.– Neil Roberts signs off
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