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<TD WIDTH="220" VALIGN=CENTER ALIGN=CENTER><FONT COLOR="#99CCFF" SIZE="4" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, Comic Sans"><B>'The Hexagonal Phase'</B><BR>(Episode 4)<BR><BR><FONT SIZE="2">by Dirk Maggs<BR>(Adapted from the book by<BR>Eoin Colfer)</TD>
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Zaphod tries making up with Thor, and asks a favour. Ford finds himself suspended from work, and in desperation turns to Arthur and the computer for help. The long-lost Earth colonists discover the consequences of cheese worship. 

<BR><BR>John Lloyd (<B>The Book</B>), Simon Jones (<B>Arthur Dent</B>), Geoff McGivern (<B>Ford Prefect</B>), Mark Wing-Davey (<B>Zaphod Beeblebrox</B>), Sandra Dickinson (<B>Trillian</B>), 
Samantha Béart (<B>Random</B>), Jane Horrocks (<B>Fenchurch</B>), Toby Longworth (<B>Wowbagger</B>), Andy Secombe (<B>Constant Moan</B>), Philip Pope (<B>Aseed Preflux</B>), Tom Alexander (<B>Buckeye Brown</B>), 
Phillipe Bosher (<B>Baldor</B>), Theo Maggs (<B>The Viking</B>), Mitch Benn (<B>Thor</B>), Ed Byrne (<B>Hillman Hunter</B>), Lenny Henry (<B>Consultant</B>)	

<BR><BR><B>Directed by Dirk Maggs
<BR>Produced by Dirk Maggs, Helen Chattwell and David Morley
<BR>A Perfectly Normal production for BBC Radio 4
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<BR>BBC Radio 4
<BR>29th March 2018

<BR><BR><B>Notes:</B>
<BR>*Featuring Arthur Dent, Ford Prefect, Zaphod Beeblebrox, Trillian and Random
<BR><BR>*Based on 'And Another Thing...' by Eoin Colfer, with additional unpublished material by Douglas Adams

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