Unnatural Death - BBC Radio Mystery Drama

[@saralee7627]

Great story ! Brilliant author! I listen to a lot of radio 4 extra and there are episodes of her stories broadcast but this is a gem thank you ☺️

[@RadioDrama007]

Thanks for listening

[@TedaR]

As a longtime attendee of the theater of the mind, idk how I haven’t run across you before, but i’m here now. So far, I don’t see anything i haven’t previously enjoyed, but we live in hope. 🤞😁 Ty for your obvious ❤ of great radio & your time spent on this channel! Cheers & Merry CHRISTmas yall, from (pert near😊) Nashville! 🙏🏼✝️❤️🛐✌️🌏🌎🌍

[@RadioDrama007]

You made my day with your nice words, Thank you very much ❤️

[@Gishi-d6q]

Thank you ☘️

[@stephenstephen1505]

Really enjoyable. Thanks

[@RadioDrama007]

So happy that you've enjoyed listening to it ❤️

[@julesmac7530]

New subscriber! Thanks, and greetings from Sunny Queensland 😎

[@RadioDrama007]

Thanks and welcome 💜

[@BrianJosephMorgan]

Very interesting.

[@betsya7054]

I enjoyed this. Ty

[@RadioDrama007]

Thank you too ❤️

[@PamelaTitterington]

Really enjoyed that 🎉

[@elizabethbrown3447]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤from England

[@RadioDrama007]

♡💜♡♡♡♡♡♡♡❤️♡♡♡♡♡♡♡💜♡

[@caroleminke6116]

Where’s the first part?????

[@RadioDrama007]

The play started like this. There is no first part 😊

[@janegrayson6697]

This is the beginning. In the book, Peter and Inspector Parker, have a conversation with the Dr in a restaurant. Obviously, there's a lot more detail in the book about the events leading up to the death. The beginning of this drama could be better.

[@barbaragonzales4575]

Loved this story Thank you ❤

[@Alan-ss3xp]

My dad used to refer to the gas light and smoke company. Not coke as Wimsey says around 2 minutes. Long gone of course.

[@mavisemberson8737]

Gaslight and Coke. Coke was a smokeless fuel used in furnaces. It was a genuine company!

[@stephaniehand503]

great

[@anotherblonde]

To think people used to speak like that !

[@mavisemberson8737]

Eton Oxford accents .

[@bsastarfire250]

To advance in Britain, have elocution lessons ....

[@odetteboudreau5970]

Excellent

[@NoosaHeads]

A bit too much of the "marbles in the mouth". Did people really speak like that. The story was rather unbelievable and waffling.

[@jeffwhisman7990]

My lord lord. Lord lord 😢lord lord mlord

[@brandyhaywood6256]

?

[@2msvalkyrie529]

I prefer Hugh Burden to Ian Carmichael 's cringeworthy attempt at a " posh " accent . More suited to a pantomime..! Why on earth the Director allowed him to get away with it I cannot fathom..? Presumably a young director in awe of an established " star "...

[@karenadams6281]

Or maybe many enjoyed listening to him . Me for 1

[@betsya7054]

He will always be JG. Reeder to me❤

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

IMO Carmichael was the quintessential Wimsey and no one ever came close to playing Sayers uppercrust toff

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

No they just choose the best actor for the part ; simples

[@robynconway1286]

I love his accent. He is pleasing to my ear and plays his character marvellously.