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Standard issue for all women. Well, hello there, listener of this podcast. I'm very excited to bring

you this one, because I got

Andrew Gitt, one of Tully's topest, not just screenwriters on the Zoom to chat about the BBC's

beautiful period drama, Miss Austin. Adapted from Jill Hornby's 2020 historical fiction of the same

name, Miss Austin takes us into Jane Austen's world via her sister,

Cassandra, very much the love of Jane's life and vice versa. Andrea was a key part of a female

dream team bringing this series to life, and as well as sisterly love, it is a testament to

sisterhood in a wider context. I had a bloody lovely time

chatting to Andrea about that, about having one of our most revered writers in the palm of your

hands, the question of legacy and the bitter joy of Mary Bunbury. Before you get to that, just to let

you know what else is on standard issue this week. Already out is Jen's excellent chat

with fellow journalist and author Nicholas Lawson, single by choice and mostly loving it.

Tomorrow is rated or dated and I have been watching 1985's witness. Warning, it does contain

some Harrison Ford base swooning and Jen not recognising people again.

She and Hannah are on Bush Telegraph duty this week, but you can still get involved with some of

my musings if you want to by signing up to our weekly substack, because that is in my Gwadby Paws this

week. And on Friday, it is a fresh outside the box, bringing you the tele hits and misses we've been watching this month.

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