Episodes
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| 01 | Drama | 20160804 | Mma Ramotswe come to terms with a difficult situation for her - taking a holiday. A new two-part dramatisation of Alexander McCall Smith's latest No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency book, 'The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine'. Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi return to Radio 4 for a new two-part adventure based on the popular novels set in Bostwana, dramatised by the author. Episode 1: This is Not a Rubbish Boy Mma Ramotswe has to come to terms with one of the most difficult situations that she has ever faced - taking a holiday. Written and dramatised by Alexander McCall Smith. Directed by Gaynor Macfarlane.
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| 01 | Drama | 20160804 | Mma Ramotswe come to terms with a difficult situation for her - taking a holiday. A new two-part dramatisation of Alexander McCall Smith's latest No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency book, 'The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine'. Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi return to Radio 4 for a new two-part adventure based on the popular novels set in Bostwana, dramatised by the author. Episode 1: This is Not a Rubbish Boy Mma Ramotswe has to come to terms with one of the most difficult situations that she has ever faced - taking a holiday. Written and dramatised by Alexander McCall Smith. Directed by Gaynor Macfarlane.
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| 02 | Drama | 20160805 | Being on holiday does not stop Mma Ramotswe from taking on an important case. A new two-part dramatisation of Alexander McCall Smith's latest No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency book, 'The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine'. Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi return to Radio 4 for a new two-part adventure based on the popular novels set in Bostwana, dramatised by the author. Episode 2: The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine Mma Ramotswe is technically on holiday from the Agency but that does not stop her from stepping in to rescue an orphaned boy, or from taking on an important case. Written and dramatised by Alexander McCall Smith Directed by Gaynor Macfarlane |
| 02 | Drama | 20160805 | Being on holiday does not stop Mma Ramotswe from taking on an important case. A new two-part dramatisation of Alexander McCall Smith's latest No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency book, 'The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine'. Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi return to Radio 4 for a new two-part adventure based on the popular novels set in Bostwana, dramatised by the author. Episode 2: The Woman Who Walked in Sunshine Mma Ramotswe is technically on holiday from the Agency but that does not stop her from stepping in to rescue an orphaned boy, or from taking on an important case. Written and dramatised by Alexander McCall Smith Directed by Gaynor Macfarlane.
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| Precious And Grace | 20170720 | Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi try to resolve the problem of Fanwell's dog. A new two-part dramatisation of Alexander McCall Smith's latest No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency book, 'Precious and Grace'. Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi return to Radio 4 for a new two-part adventure based on the popular novels set in Bostwana, dramatised by the author. Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi help a Canadian lady to face the truth about the past, save Mr Polopetsi from involvement in some dangerous dealings and also try to resolve the problem of Fanwell's dog. All while waiting for the rain to come. Episode 2: Precious and Grace Written and dramatised by Alexander McCall Smith. | |
| The Fat Cattle Club | 20170719 | Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi help a Canadian lady to face the truth about the past. A new two-part dramatisation of Alexander McCall Smith's latest No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency book, 'Precious and Grace'. Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi return to Radio 4 for a new two-part adventure based on the popular novels set in Bostwana, dramatised by the author. Mma Ramotswe and Mma Makutsi help a Canadian lady to face the truth about the past, save Mr Polopetsi from involvement in some dangerous dealings and also try to resolve the problem of Fanwell's dog. All while waiting for the rain to come. Episode 1: The Fat Cattle Club Mma Ramotswe....JANICE ACQUAH Written and dramatised by Alexander McCall Smith. |
