00:00We actually said goodbye several times over the last decade, not least at the end of the TV show
00:04when we all thought that was it, you know, and here we are three films later. I think it's our audience
00:11who actually have let us know quite vocally that a lot of them aren't ready for it to finish, but
00:16it is time to say goodbye. You know, the box sets will always be there, the memories will still be
00:21there, and I think really what audiences have enjoyed so much over the years is the experience
00:25of watching it as a family so often, or with friends. There's been such a sense of a water cooler.
00:31One of those few shows these days that has been a water cooler show, bringing people together
00:35to chat about it, to bond over it. The number of messages we get from families saying, I
00:39used to watch it with my gran, or, you know, my daughter has now gone and got married, and
00:44I watch it as a comfort memory of times when we were together. That's a lovely quality that
00:49the show, I think, had, and that will never go away. So I feel we've created something
00:55for the ages. I hope it will stand the test of time.
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