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Do You Know Who Wrote This?

Duration:
45 minutes
First broadcast:
Wednesday 29 August 2012

by Jonathan Myerson

The BBC's Technology Correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones stars as himself in this wicked comedy about internet fakery by the creator of Number 10.

When stay-at-home mum Ali finds herself lampooned on a mothers' chat site by 'BumsTooBig' and 'BubblyMummly', she can't help wishing she knew the real identity of her tormentors. But when her wish comes true, she finds she's unleashed an unstoppable global revolution.

Produced and Directed by Jonquil Panting.

  • Rory Cellan-Jones, down the line from Brittany

    Rory Cellan-Jones, down the line from Brittany

    Ooh la la, it really is the BBC’s Technology Correspondent, who kindly took time out of his holiday to record with us. If only all audio drama could be recorded in such a beautiful setting. And with beer.

Credits

Ali
Lydia Leonard
Himself
Rory Cellan-Jones
Ned
Ben Crowe
Zoe
Lizzy Watts
Josh
Richard Linnell
Rachel
Liza Sadovy
Mark Z
Chris Pavlo
Archbishop of Canterbury
Patrick Brennan
Bret
Paul Stonehouse
News Anchor
Stephanie Racine
Reporter
Adam Nagaitis
Director
Jonquil Panting
Producer
Jonquil Panting
Writer
Jonathan Myerson

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