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# The Interrupterer
Not a film about [Simon Mayo](Simon_Mayo)'s attempts to read out listener emails, but [Nicole Kindling](Nicole_Kindling) in UN-based language tosh, with a plot that depends entirely on the wildly unlikely coincidence of the only translator of a dying language happening to overhear an assassination conspiracy being conducted in that language.
Not a film about [Simon Mayo](Simon_Mayo)'s attempts to read out listener emails, but [Nicole Kindling](Nicole_Kindling) in UN-based language tosh, with a plot that depends entirely on the wildly unlikely coincidence of the only translator of a dying language happening to overhear an assassination conspiracy being conducted in that language.
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3/21/2025, 4:17:59 PM
# The Interrupterer
Not a film about [Simon Mayo](Simon_Mayo)'s attempts to read out listener emails, but [Nicole Kindling](Nicole_Kindling) in UN-based language tosh, with a plot that depends entirely on the wildly unlikely coincidence of the only translator of a dying language happening to overhear an assassination conspiracy being conducted in that language.
Not a film about [Simon Mayo](Simon_Mayo)'s attempts to read out listener emails, but [Nicole Kindling](Nicole_Kindling) in UN-based language tosh, with a plot that depends entirely on the wildly unlikely coincidence of the only translator of a dying language happening to overhear an assassination conspiracy being conducted in that language.
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The Interrupterer
Not a film about Simon Mayo's attempts to read out listener emails, but Nicole Kindling in UN-based language tosh, with a plot that depends entirely on the wildly unlikely coincidence of the only translator of a dying language happening to overhear an assassination conspiracy being conducted in that language.
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The Interrupterer
Not a film about Simon Mayo's attempts to read out listener emails, but Nicole Kindling in UN-based language tosh, with a plot that depends entirely on the wildly unlikely coincidence of the only translator of a dying language happening to overhear an assassination conspiracy being conducted in that language.