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== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* As the longest-running BBC Radio programme, ''The Archers'' has featured many [[DWU]] actors, including [[Lisa Bowerman]], [[Terry Molloy]], [[Michael Cochrane]], [[David Troughton]], [[Paul Copley]], [[Simon Williams]], [[Tamsin Greig]], [[Tim | * As the longest-running BBC Radio programme, ''The Archers'' has featured many [[DWU]] actors, including [[Lisa Bowerman]], [[Terry Molloy]], [[Michael Cochrane]], [[David Troughton]], [[Paul Copley]], [[Simon Williams]], [[Tamsin Greig]], [[Tim Bentinck]], [[Souad Faress]], [[Ronny Jhutti]], [[Jack May]], [[Ysanne Churchman]], [[Edward Kelsey]], [[Hamilton Dyce]], [[Crawford Logan]], and [[Annabelle Dowler]], [[Mali Harries]], [[Tom Gibbons]], and [[Brian Hayles]]. | ||
* The 2022 [[Big Finish Productions]] short story, winner of ''[[The Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip Opportunity]]'', ''[[The World Tree (audio story)|The World Tree]]'', written by [[Nick Slawicz]], features an unintentional reference to the real world programme ''The Archers''.<ref>https://twitter.com/ellingtonelms/status/1609942427145764867?s=46&t=sOKye5Cim9yE327oY_8vOg</ref> | * The 2022 [[Big Finish Productions]] short story, winner of ''[[The Paul Spragg Memorial Short Trip Opportunity]]'', ''[[The World Tree (audio story)|The World Tree]]'', written by [[Nick Slawicz]], features an unintentional reference to the real world programme ''The Archers''.<ref>https://twitter.com/ellingtonelms/status/1609942427145764867?s=46&t=sOKye5Cim9yE327oY_8vOg</ref> | ||
