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Only BBC bosses could be so tone deaf as to think the ad would work

The comedian popped up at half time in the World Cup final on Sunday night, joined by nearly 100 celebrities, in a three-and-a-half minute advert aimed at convincing us the Beeb is worth every penny.

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Only BBC bosses could be so tone deaf as to think the ad would work

The comedian popped up at half time in the World Cup final on Sunday night, joined by nearly 100 celebrities, in a three-and-a-half minute advert aimed at convincing us the Beeb is worth every penny.

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