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Andy Secombe

Andy Secombe

Welsh actor and writerWikipedia

Search complete. 3 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Andy Secombe".

Sep 26, 2026

MadeleineNARRATOR
31:04
Were we about to see Rudyard rise to his greatest heights? And would Antigone sink to her lowest depths, inflicting a hoax upon the people of Piffling Vale? There was only one way to find out, which was to go to bed and wait for a bit.
speaker_3NARRATOR
31:23
[outro jingle] Rudyard Ruins Everything: Day Three was written by David K. Barnes and performed by Felix Trench as Rudyard, Beth Eyre as Antigone, Tom Crowley as Eric, Kira Baxendale as Georgie, Andy Secombe as Reverend Wavering, and Belinda Lang as Madeline, with mouse squeaking from Holly Campbell.
speaker_3NARRATOR
31:51
The production manager was Elizabeth Campbell, and the music was composed by James Whittle.
speaker_3NARRATOR
31:54
The program was recorded at Sonica Studios and was directed and produced by Andy Goddard and John Wakefield.
MadeleineNARRATOR
29:51
[outro jingle]
speaker_3NARRATOR
30:00
Rudyard Ruins Everything: Day Two was written by David K. Barnes and performed by Felix Trench as Rudyard, Beth Eyre as Antigone, Tom Crowley as Eric, Kira Baxendale as Georgie, Andy Secombe as Reverend Wavering, and Belinda Lang as Madeline, with additional voices by Holly Campbell and Pip Gladwin.
speaker_3NARRATOR
30:21
The production manager was Elizabeth Campbell, and the music was composed by James Whittle.
speaker_3NARRATOR
30:25
The program was recorded at Sonica Studios and was directed and produced by Andy Goddard and John Wakefield.
Belinda LangNARRATOR
26:42
Things were about to get very strange indeed.
speaker_3NARRATOR
26:46
[music] Rudyard Ruins Everything: Day One was written by David K. Barnes and performed by Felix Trench as Rudyard, Beth Eyre as Antigone, Tom Crowley as Eric, Kira Baxendale as Georgie, Andy Secombe as Reverend Wavering, and Belinda Lang as Madeline, with additional voices by Holly Campbell and Pip Gladwin.
speaker_3NARRATOR
27:16
The production manager was Elizabeth Campbell, and the music was composed by James Whittle.
speaker_3NARRATOR
27:21
The program was recorded at Sonica Studios and was directed and produced by Andy Goddard and John Wakefield.

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