• Happy Times and Places 79.1 - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy 1

  • Apr 21 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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Happy Times and Places 79.1 - The Greatest Show in the Galaxy 1

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  • To tie in with the release of Andrew Cartmel's latest novel - released on March 19th in the UK and April 9th in the US (by Titan Books) - he's gusting on this edition to respond to host Toby Hadoke and guest Connor J Adkins' reactions to The Greatest Show in the Galaxy.

    This one has always been something of a favourite of Toby's so it's a bit of a love-in. In fact, there is too much to choose from - the direction, the music, the location and various cast members would all be shoe-ins on any normal occasion. So what will Connor and Toby - and indeed script editor Andrew - plump for? (Oh, look, even this blurb has a choice based cliffhanger).

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