BEST OF BEFORE THE LIGHTS #2: Injured on the job (Ft. Paapa Essiedu, Sophie Cookson, Jonah Hauer-King & Ed Bluemel)
Before The LightsShow Notes
Welcome back to another special episode of Before the Lights, where we look back on some of our favourite moments from the show over the last four series.
This time, we’re focussing on something we come across a lot in our line of work; injuries on set.
We could have made this episode about three days long but we've cherry-picked stories about wild allergic reactions, rupturing spleens on Holby City and how it's possible to sprain your ankle when you're not even moving from Paapa Essiedu, Sophie Cookson, Jonah Hauer-King and Ed Bluemel.
There are almost 50 episodes to go back through if you any those stories have peaked your interest. We’ll be back with new guests soon.
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