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profiles of fake people and events.

Presented by

* Simon Adams

Writers, performers & filmmakers

Many people contributed to the writing, performing and production of the short films and links that made up the show. Several BBC Wales presenters made "tongue-in-cheek" cameo appearances in the series, including Jamie Owen, Oliver Hides, Frances Donovan, and

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Contributors

*This list is incomplete* * Sara Allen * Colin Bowen *

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* Jon Chapple *

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* Steve Jenkins * David Llewellyn *

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