Dead Ringers: Series 21: The BBC Radio 4 impressions show Free Audiobook Download by Nev Fountain,Tom Jamieson

Dead Ringers: Series 21: The BBC Radio 4 impressions show is a hilarious take of the news, with stories of politicians, celebrities and sports from a British perspective.

Dead Ringers is a BBC Radio 4 impressionist series, in which celebrities impersonate well-known people. The show is presented by Nev Fountain and Tom Jamieson, and features comic impressions of TV personalities, with guests including Tony Blair, David Beckham, and Gordon Brown. The show has been running since 1989 and each episode lasts for one hour.

Audible.com has released a new audiobook, Dead Ringers: Series 21, and it is narrated by a wide range of characters who will make you laugh out loud. The BBC Radio 4 impressions show was written by Nev Fountain Tom Jamieson, so it comes with an authentic British accent and these individual voices just add to the hilarity of the audio.

**Podcast begins:** A new episode of the Dead Ringers podcast from Radio 4. This week, a fun-filled hour of gallows humour, barmy impressions and musical mayhem. **Podcast ends:** You're listening to Dead Ringers, a satirical radio program that began on BBC Radio in 1974 and is still going strong today.

Dead Ringers: Series 21 is a BBC Radio 4 impressions show. The programme takes on the voices of some of Britain's most famous celebrities, with each episode taking a celebrity out of their comfort zone to hear their character from the point of view and experience life in their shoes for a moment or two. Celebrities such as Russell Crowe, Victoria Beckham, Ed Sheeran and John Terry have all been impersonated on air by 'Tom Jamieson'.

Dead Ringers: Series 21: The BBC Radio 4 impressions show is a radio production of the satirical sketch show created by Jon Culshaw and Jan Ravens. The sketch comedy show satirizes British society and politics and follows the adventures of Jon, Jan, Duncan, Lewis and Debra, who are a group of people with identical appearances living in modern Britain.