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Season 2, Episode 2: The Wide Wide World
A rain shower prompts Nigel to look back at his careers, as Jennings gets up to no good...

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If you're interested in finding out about the perks you can receive as a supporter, please visit https://patreon.com/pargettertriptych Season 2, Episode 2: The Wide Wide World A rain shower prompts Nigel to look back at his careers, as Jennings gets up to no good... Thank you to our Patrons: Gillian Walford Abi Johnson Gillian Reynolds Joseph Martinez Lucy Griffiths RosiePorty Sarah Walters Sue Sheard

The Wide Wide World

Nine and a half years after the deadly fall from his roof, in three lockdown soliloquies, Graham Seed wonders whether the ghost of Nigel Pargetter may be unquiet in his Borsetshire rest. Nigel revisits the places he was familiar with in life, remembers the people he knew, and worries at the questions that keep him there - what really happened that night on the roof? Was the fall an accident? Or could it possibly have been something more sinister? 

Voiced by ‘Nigel’ himself, back from the grave; in the guise of actor Graham Seed.

Written by Helen Leadbeater, former writer of ‘The Archers,’ who knows ‘Nigel’ so well as she helped create his character alongside the then editor William Smethurst in the 1980s.

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Nine and a half years after the deadly fall from his roof, in three lockdown soliloquies, Graham Seed wonders whether the ghost of Nigel Pargetter may be unquiet in his Borsetshire rest. Nigel revisits the places he was familiar with in life, remembers the people he knew, and worries at the questions that keep him there - what really happened that night on the roof? Was the fall an accident? Or could it possibly have been something more sinister? Voiced by ‘Nigel’ himself, back from the grave; in the guise of actor Graham Seed. Written by Helen Leadbeater, former writer of ‘The Archers,’ who knows ‘Nigel’ so well as she helped create his character alongside the then editor William Smethurst in the 1980s.

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