Season 4 Episode 10: A Funn Farewell
It’s the end – but has the moment been prepared for?
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Wooden Overcoats is a podcast sitcom about competing funeral directors on an overlooked channel island. It is a lavishly produced audio comedy in eight episodes from the UK with a host of established and rising names.
It’s the end – but has the moment been prepared for?
Read MoreEric is unable to fulfil his next funeral. That means there's only one option left open to him…
Read MoreTypical. You wait years for a clue to Eric’s mysterious past and then two turn up at once.
Read MoreWhen Antigone volunteers for a charity calendar, she doesn’t quite realise what it involves.
Read MoreGeorgie’s relationship with Jennifer is put to the test when Funn Funerals is surrounded by an angry mob.
Read MoreRudyard’s in charge of an historically themed parade, with a yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum.
Read MoreCould there really be romance between Antigone and... Dr Edgware?
Read MoreMadeleine saves Eric’s life and becomes a local hero, but Rudyard isn’t too pleased.
Read MoreA return to their old school sends Rudyard and Antigone on a trip down memory lane.
Read MoreIt’s the dead of night and the Funns are in the cemetery – because Eric needs their help!
Read MoreWooden Overcoats launched its first episode on 24 September 2015. To celebrate five years, the team came together over a video chat to talk about the show.
A massive thank you to everyone who sent in memories and questions for the team. We weren’t able to get through them all in the time we were recording but please know that if you sent one in we didn’t reach, we have read or listened to it and appreciated it.
Featuring David K. Barnes, Ciara Baxendale, Elizabeth Campbell, Tom Crowley, Ellie Dickens, Beth Eyre, Pip Gladwin, Andy Goddard, Felix Trench and John Wakefield.
Directors - Andy Goddard and John Wakefield
Production Manager - Elizabeth Campbell
Music - James Whittle and the Piffling Philharmonic
Announcer - Natasha Hodgson
Rudyard falls into a tricky situation.
Rudyard Funn - Felix Trench
Antigone Funn - Beth Eyre
Georgie Crusoe - Ciara Baxendale
Eric Chapman - Tom Crowley
Additional Voices - Pip Gladwin and Holly Campbell
The future is here.
Directors - Andy Goddard and John Wakefield
Production Manager - Elizabeth Campbell
Script Editor - David K. Barnes
Music - James Whittle and the Piffling Philharmonic
Announcer - Natasha Hodgson
Recorded at the Coach House Studio.
Antigone Funn - Beth Eyre
Eric Chapman - Tom Crowley
Additional Voices - David K. Barnes
Georgie lends a hand.
Directors - Andy Goddard and John Wakefield
Production Manager - Elizabeth Campbell
Script Editor - David K. Barnes
Music - James Whittle and the Piffling Philharmonic
Announcer - Natasha Hodgson
Recorded at the Coach House Studio.
Georgie Crusoe - Ciara Baxendale
Rudyard Funn - Felix Trench
Antigone Funn - Beth Eyre
Additional Voices - Holly Campbel
Directors - Andy Goddard and John Wakefield
Production Manager - Elizabeth Campbell
Music - James Whittle and the Piffling Philharmonic
Recorded at the Coach House Studio
Announcer - Natasha Hodgson
Rudyard Funn - Felix Trench
Eric Chapman - Tom Crowley
Georgie Crusoe - Ciara Baxendale
Directors - Andy Goddard and John Wakefield
Production Manager - Elizabeth Campbell
Music - James Whittle and the Piffling Philharmonic
Recorded at the Coach House Studio
Announcer - Natasha Hodgson
Rudyard Funn - Felix Trench
Antigone Funn - Beth Eyre
Georgie Crusoe - Ciara Baxendale
Teddy Bear - Tom Crowley
Directors - Andy Goddard and John Wakefield
Production Manager - Elizabeth Campbell
Music - James Whittle and the Piffling Philharmonic
Recorded at the Coach House Studio
Announcer - Natasha Hodgson
Rudyard Funn - Felix Trench
Antigone Funn - Beth Eyre
Georgie Crusoe - Ciara Baxendale
Eric Chapman - Tom Crowley