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Tuesday, 11 June 2013

The Custard TV is Now on Facebook



Fans of The Custard TV now have another way to keep up to date with the latest TV news and reviews.

The Facebook group is where we'll post feedback questions for the latest podcasts and provide links to the majority of the articles from this very website.

Like us on Facebook in the following ways.

By journeying to www.facebook.com /TheCustardTV

By searching The Custard TV on Facebook.
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