The script was written by Ian Parry-Okeden, a veteran of radio. It was very well done, and having people like Noeleen Brown narrating it, was enjoyable. The best, of course, was all the historical foootage/soundage. Listening to a young John Howard on a quiz show was hilarious.
Simple, short, easy to follow. I wanted to just make sure there was nothing I was missing and it aligns perfectly with what I know to be the case. I just wonder who the audience/market is and whether they even know it's available. Some good tips, but there's no getting past it - it's still hard work.
I missed most of the the TV series, so as usual, caught up on DVD. Amazing, what his kitchen produces. Also amazing are his thought processes - his creativity. However, all the processing and handling that goes into the final product - hmm will try not to think about it when next I tuck into a cake...
