I'm in two minds about this programme. Like many modern documentaries it tends to be more about the presenter than the subject matter. Some of it was just absurd - like the sequence in which Mr Crane tried desperately to avoid breaking his neck whilst allowing his bike to carry him down a very steep hill (why?).

I thought that John Copper sang two very appropriate songs but he sounded a bit nervous to me (still, I suppose it's better than not having John Copper on the programme).

I know that this is damning with faint praise but I'd rather watch a documentary (however flawed) about subject matter like William Cobbett's Rural Rides than I would yet another sodding "reality" show about cooking or gardening or whatever!