Rather belatedly, here's news of some of the Ladybird Land business I mentioned in my last post. Episode 1.
They've been getting in touch with a whole load of Ladybird folk over the past couple of months and when my time came I spent a very nice time indulging in all things Ladybird. The focus is going to be chronological, I think - 1940 to ... 2000? Tied together with the story of Douglas Keen.
The director was impressively on top of her brief - I would even suggest she might have been bitten by the bug, so enthusiastic was she about most aspects of the Ladybird story. She was even able to tell me information I didn't know about Ladybird - not bad after only a few weeks to research!
I've had a few experiences before of journalists and programme makers before. This team, though, win my nomination for "nicest people to share an afternoon with". I hope the programme they make is as engaging and interesting as Merryn, Claire and Adam.
When I hear more about when the programme will be shown, I'll share it here.
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