I'm proud of how the team from RT went about photographing and interviewing the many celebrities, actors and presenters who turned up and you can see the results of their efforts inside this week's issue.
Though, even here I learnt something new as Simon Barnes writes about the huge number of cups and trophies contested within the Six Nations, a parallel world of silverware running alongside the main competition. The Cuttitta Cup, anyone?
Elsewhere we catch up with Shaun Evans, who talks about life after Endeavour, and Mackenzie Crook writes about his next magical project, Small Prophets, which is partly set in a shed... It's enchanting stuff.
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Adolescence writer Jack Thorne on the challenges of bringing Lord of the Flies to TV screens.Endeavour star Shaun Evans discusses his role in the new thriller Betrayal.Susie Dent on why Britain's unsung geeks should be celebrated rather than scorned.Add the Six Nations to your watchlist on the Radio Times: What to Watch app – download now for daily TV recommendations, features and more.
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