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How about a quick blast of "glory years" Spitting Image, featuring everyone's two favourite (former) royals 😉 This wasn't just a puppet show; it was a cultural phenomenon that defined British satire in the 1980s and 90s and at its peak attracted over 15 million viewers on Sunday nights.... show more

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