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Oct 6 2015
BBC One Orders Professor Branestawm Follow-Up
After bringing back the character in a Christmas special last year, BBC One has given the green-light to a new hour-long Professor Branestawm TV movie titled The Further Adventures Of Professor Branestawn. The Further Adventures Of Professor Branestawn is set in the quintessential English village of Great Pagwell and sees Branestawm face money troubles when […]
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By Expat • UK Media News • Tags: BBC, Professor Branestawm, The Further Adventures Of Professor Branestawn