The Ashendon Anemometer

This episode contains a lot of rubbish, mostly in the form of air pollution; it's a chestily spoken piece by a thankful survivor of the Asian Subcontinent, still suffering Post Traumatic Indian Distress Syndrome. Use of Smog masks advised.

This Episode contains a lot of water, loads of Alliteration ( nothing new there), a cat with 6 packs, obligated observatory observations, at least two stutters, a reference to India and a free professor. 

This Episode Contains: A LOT OF WATER, it really is very wet; Two rodent disposal operatives; A Florentine Magnate; A Black Velvet Band ( reference only ); Olympic and Titanic Achievements. All in under 8 minutes. Bring your Wellies.

This episode contains Feline Flumping, Fremantle Features and a walk on the wild side with a Dalek- not necessarily in that order, or indeed any particular order. You have been warned!

This Episode Contains: A Stationary Marquee, A Mobile Cat With Reverse Fur, Geomagnetic Electrification and A Memorial Toast. (7 mins)

This episode contains references to: Lunar material, Rock, a Bright Star, Another Animal, Potential Priministerial Advice and more stuttering than usual over some big made-up words.

This Episode Contains:- Two unusual anniversaries, a lot of water, a lot of frogs and as usual, a lot of alliteration. (so no change there.) Finally, interviews take place to fill the vacancy in the Animal Aeolioinics Division.

This episode contains alliterations ( many and varied), Dalmatian winds  ( both sorts), a large block of honeyed delight ( there is only one Baklava) and brief reference to the departed Rebus. ( there is only one Rebus). (9mins 15 sec)

This Episode contains, amongst several untimely pauses, references to Topiary, Dyson Airblades, A Lot About Aeolus and the Final Curtain Call on Rebus The Cat.

This episode contains explosive events, the ghost of Gerrard Hoffnung, a floppy feline and a bunch of perceptive pedallers but not necessarily in that order. (5mins 45 secs)