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Sam Garner
Posted: June 27, 20142014-06-27T08:51:02+10:00 2014-06-27T08:51:02+10:00In: Public

Two useless secret agents are assigned the task of going undercover in Northern England in order to uncover the details of a disastrous terrorist plot being developed in a garden centre.

Hamish & Maurice – Horticulture Horror

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      2021-08-31T03:17:53+10:00Added an answer on August 31, 2021 at 3:17 am

      “Useless” seems harsh and an exaggeration. I would consider a different adjective. I don’t find this logline enticing. Maybe on your next attempt, be more specific. What separates your spy/comedy (I’m assuming) from others? You don’t need to specify the country this is set in. “Assigned the task” is redundant. Instead, put: assigned to go undercover, or simply, go undercover.

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