Show Notes
Join Frankie and Adam for a look behind the scenes at their recent live event for THE BIG FOUR, at which they were joined by none other than the episode's director, Peter Lydon, but also Japp Of The Yard himself, Philip Jackson!
As you'll hear, there were even more surprises on the day, including a visit from a villain, international visitors, and an abundance of love and affection for everyone's favourite television series.
We've got the recording of the post-screening Q&A for you, all the gossip from backstage, PLUS news of our next event and how you can be part of a very special day indeed...
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